Ubud Sage Review

⭐️ Pros and Cons - Pros: Offers light meal options (vegan menu), basic yet satisfying flavors, clean restaurant, not crowded. - Cons: Accessibility, no air conditioning, and it's quite far from the Royal Palace. It's over 3km away, which means it takes about 50 minutes on foot. You'll need to use Gojek or a car to get there, which takes around 10-15 minutes, or double that if there's traffic. The interior is also neatly organized, giving a clean impression. The cleanliness was satisfactory, and the seating was spaced out enough to feel comfortable. Most importantly, it wasn't crowded, which was a big plus. The seating was spacious and came in various types. There were options for 2-person, 4-person, and even 6-person tables. There were also many products related to scents. It seems that many famous cafes in Bali tend to brand and sell their unique products. What stood out the most was the well-maintained restroom. It was the first time I saw a restroom that provided hand towels like in a hotel. The Brekkie Burrito was delightful. It contained mashed tofu, bell peppers, and avocado, and it tasted better than expected. Even as someone who usually can't eat well without meat, I enjoyed it. The gluten-free pancakes were surprisingly delicious. It felt like a vegan reinterpretation of Korean hotteok. The banana and strawberry toppings helped balance out any greasiness. For those visiting Ubud: - If you're on a vegetarian diet - Or if you're a meat lover curious to try vegetarian food This is a place worth experiencing.