I can not take foodie out of me even when I am travelling. Being a vegetarian, there are handful of choices on an island. However, Bali is an exception. In case you it is in your bucket list. Read Introduction to Bali to ease out your plan. It is a heaven for vegetarians and especially vegans. There are some pointers which you Must know before travelling to Bali. One of my most favourite Vegan/Vegetarian cafes in Ubud is Yellow Flower Cafe where I used to visit almost every single day! Yes, it is basic yet charming because of the delectable authentic Balinese food they serve. The Cafe is more of a warung (family run business) and one can feel the warmth and love right from when the order is taken till you exit. Ladies in the traditional attire make fresh food on order in the small yet neat kitchen.
Location: The Yellow Flower Cafe is located on the Jl. Rayan Campuan where you can park the bike and take the stairways to the beautiful location. It might be confusing for the first time but it is worth a try. If you are lucky, you will get to view the gorgeous Mt. Agung on a bright, clear day. The cafe have perfect view overlooking a volcano, fields and nature.
Yellow Flower Cafe has some interesting authentic balinese and vegan friendly menu. The dishes ranges from Frappes, Kombucha, Smoothie Bowls to Breakfast bowls, Tapas, Salad, Nasi Campur. I will be sharing the scrumptious dishes which I tried and were a must try at the place.
Here we go….
- Energy Smoothie Bowl (4.5/5)
- Tropicana Pink Smoothie Bowl (5/5)
- Feta Avocado Toast (5/5)
- Nasi Campur (4.5/5)
- Savoury Pancake (4/5)
I can definitely rely on the smoothie bowls The Yellow Flower Cafe has to offer. The cocoa based Energy Smoothie Bowl is a treat for choco lovers! Packed with cashews, sunflower seeds, dates, chia, coconut, banana, raw cocoa for energy topped with crispy granola, bit of chocolate and coconut flakes. Loved it. It was rich, thick and sinful.
Another must have and highly recommended dish is the bright, creamy, thick and super scrumptious Tropicana Pink Smoothie Bowl. Dragonfruit, berries, banana, cashews, honey topped with crunchy granola and fruits. A healthy, semi- plant based dish was soul satisfying, nutritionally rich and a perfect snack!
Feta Avocado Toast is a ultimate healthy and delicious breakfast in a dash. Forget the conventional toast and go for this one. Smashed avocado and crumbled feta are generously topped on a toast served with seasoned tomatoes slices are a treat for taste buds. Highly Recommended!
Feta Avocado Toast, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
Feta Avocado Toast for Breakfast, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
Feta Avocado Toast, FAT, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
Feta Avocado Toast, FAT for breakfast, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
Feta Avocado Toast, Close-up, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
Feta Avocado Toast and Pink Smoothie Bowl, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali 
FAT, Feta Avocado Toast, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali
Next from the main course was the traditional Nasi Campur. A plate of rice topped with stunning varieties of curries and side dishes. The meal is quite popular in Malaysia and Indonesia. A nourishing plate is just what you need for a quick meal.
Nasi Camphur Campuhan, Close-up, Yellow Flower Cafe, Ubud, Bali
Another filling dish from the menu was the Savoury Pancakes. Organic Rice Pancakes were generously filled with veggies, avocado beans and feta cheese. It was light on tummy. However, the Avocado Toast was still ruling my mind! 😉
Do not forget to try the super delicious crunchy coconut macarons.
Nanchi.blog 
Bali is a definite for my bucket list. Thank you very much for your blog. ❤️
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You must definitely go for Bali. A perfect place for rejuvenation. I am glad you liked the blog, Summerhillane ☺️
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I want to go today because I need rejuvenation big time. Love to you.
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Hugs and loads of love to you! ❤
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The setting looks idyllic, and such pretty food, Nanchi 🙂 🙂
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Yes, it was quite peaceful there and food was delish.☺️
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Great post 😁
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Thank you so much! ☺️
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Beautiful post and pictures
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Thank you so much Leyla. I am glad you liked it! ☺️
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All the food looks absolutely fabulous! Those colours!
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Yes, the food was equally delicious. Not only the color was appealing but also the taste was lip-smacking! ☺️ Have you been to Bali?
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I have not. This food looks very tempting though.
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Delectable..!!
One should always have local traditional food while traveling. It’s not only good for the local economy, but also good from cultural point of view.
I loved the smoothies and nasi camphur campuhan as you have shown here. Loved the vibrant colours and the fact that these are highly nutritious traditional Balinese food.. 😊
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Yes, I strongly agree with you. Local food is a new experience for the tourists which supports local economy giving a very personal experience. ☺️How can it be fun to eat Daal Chawal in Bali!? 😀 I usually try to devour the local food as much as I can. The meal here in Yellow Flower was my regular choice. It was not only colorful, healthy but tasty! ☺️
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I am so happy that we agree on this.. ☺️
I don’t understand what compels people to have daal chawal in Bali or elsewhere when they can have those to their heart’s content in India. You will be shocked to know that I saw people pay up a hefty sum of money (or pack kilos of luggage all the way from India) to have poori bhaji, khichdi, aaloo jeera in places like Belgium and Netherlands. My gosh I could see that and wondered what will the humble Belgian waffle do?? Local food is best tasted local, period.
Thank you for sharing so many details about Balinese food. As said earlier, I shall consult you to know more about Bali.. ☺️
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Haha….I know, right. Local food anytime. Though we were in Bali for 3 weeks and in last 2-3 days, we were like kab ghar pahoche aur kab ghar ka khana khaye! LOL. You can not keep Indians away from their food any longer. After some time, they crave for it. But yeah, we tried and managed to cover up 3 weeks!
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That’s hilarious.. 😅
And that’s one of the reasons I prefer going and have gone solo. Cannot afford expensive Indian food abroad. Nor can I harm the local community.
See, unless one is an expat, one should not feel such cravings. Else, what’s the point of spending money to travel? Expats may source local raw materials and cook the food they like, themselves. That’s quite logical, considering that they are staying for a longer haul.
3 weeks is a pretty long time. Awaiting your subsequent posts about Bali and the nearby places you visited during that period of time.. ☺️
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Yes, it is funny! We go with the fact “Jaisa Desh Waisa Vesh”. Even, I try to support the local community. That’s true what is the use of travelling hundreds of kms just to eat Dal Chawal 😛
Yes, I stayed in AirBnB with a kitchenette and made my smoothies and toast sometimes.
Will post more of the must visit places in Bali. I am sure you will like it. ☺️
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Wow..!! I am eagerly waiting for more such posts from you Madam.. I am sure your posts will continue to mesmerize.. ☺️
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Looks tempting!
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It was delicious. Look at the color na! ☺️
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absolutely. Where are you based, Nanchi?
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I am from Pune! 🙂
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One of my favorite cities! 🙂
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That’s great! 🙂
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Bali is in my vacation bucket list…I Hope will be able to make there someday.
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You must plan it and feel free to refer the post in case you need any help. You will surely enjoy…☺️
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Thank you so much..I will definitely 😀
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Surely dear! ☺️
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Beautiful!
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Thank you so much. I am glad you liked it ! ❤
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You are most welcome, Nanchi.
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I am vegetarian as well and it is definitely hard to eat around Asia! Great to know that there are lots of options around Bali.
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Yes, being a vegetarian,it really becomes difficult to eat in and around Asia. But Bali is an exception and you will be amazed by the variety of veg food they have to offer. More over, not only vegetarian food, you will find loads of delicious vegan dishes as well. Thank you for stopping by! 😊
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Wow, the food looks absolutely amazing, so delicious! I would love to visit Bali someday, it is on my travel bucket list! Thank you for sharing your beautiful photos.
Bexa
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The food was super delicious especially the smoothie bowls. You must visit Bali, I am sure will love it. Thank you for dropping by. I am glad you liked the photos! 😊
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Ooo my goodness! That all looks mouthwatering. Especially the smoothie bowls. I need to go there just to try a smoothie bowl … okay maybe at least two 😉
The photos of the area are gorgeous too. What a beautiful spot!
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Haha…I am sure that gives you some cravings! While writing this post, even I was tempted to go once again just for those smoothie bowls..LOL…And, yes, even I wouldn’t have stopped for one. The view from there is amazing. Thank you for dropping by dear Susanne! 😊
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Looking forward to seeing more posts from you
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Surely, I have posted one recently. I am sure you will like it, Susanne. 😀
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It’s beautiful! My brother has been to Bali once.
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Nanchi, this is amazing! I don’t know which is more delectable, the atmosphere or the cuisine! Both looks so delicious! I would love to visit there someday. Thanks so much for sharing and linking up with me.
Shelbee
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looks so yummy omg
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Amazing
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You are amazing Nanchi:) loved every picture you posted and I am now eager to visit this place and experience the Tropicana pink smoothie:). I must remember to visit yellow flower cafe… your photography skills are stunning, thanks for sharing.
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