Near the Louvre museum, Djakarta bali is an Indonesian and Balinese restaurant in the heart of Paris, near Les Halles of Paris 1st district.
Our restaurant presents a range of culinary specialties of the island of Java, Sumatra and Bali in a unique and chic ethnic decor.
The atmosphere is exotic, the attentive welcome .. dinner to the sound of gamelan.
Friday night, a Balinese dance show. In short you are transported to Indonesian land for a night.
These bewitching female flowers perform before you warlike dances of Bali or those, nobler and slower, of Java.
Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world. Thousands of islands, from the most important of the planet in size, to the tiny coral atolls, sprinkle a sapphire sea. Just like the country, the cuisine is attractive and varied.
We are trying hard to bring you the most traditional Indonesian cuisine, “just like at home”, the one you cannot taste in hotels nor stalls.
I hope you will enjoy your Indonesian meal. We put our heart and did our best so that you could appreciate every moment spent at our place.
The monosodium glutamate (MSG) artificial additive, unfortunately used extensively in Asian cuisine and causing headaches and other allergies, is totally banned here.
« Rice is much better when eaten in good company »
Indonesian Proverb
When you arrive at the restaurant, do not hesitate to notify us about any food allergies
to select the dishes that suit you …
Discover Indonesian cuisine at home with our home delivery partners: Allo Resto or Resto-In.
We also offer a special “take away” card, do not hesitate to pre-order so that we make your dishes available at the time of your choice.
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Do not hesitate to contact us for a quote and the composition of our group menus.
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Our team also travels to give an Indonesian color to your receptions or institutional events.
We have our own stand to present our exotic specialties that will delight your guests, not to mention the smile of Bali at the reception and the traditional Balinese outfits for the service …
C’est l’une des rares tables indonésiennes de Paris. Allez-y ! La patronne, Nin, fille d’un ministre et ambassadeur de Sukarno, a crée ce restaurant en 1985, ambassade culinaire qui propose une cuisine familiale traditionnelle…
Un dieu ? Un démon ? Ailes déployées, une statue veille sur la salle. Quelques masques font de gentilles grimaces, des marionnettes aux robes anciennes font des grâces. … Autant dire qu’on peux se croire à Bali en plein cœur de Paris …
Si vos dernières vacances sur les îles indonésiennes vous ont laissé un goût d’inachevé vous pourrez renouer avec le rêve en goûtant la cuisine de ce lieu où les murs s’animent de marionnettes de théâtre d’ombre.
Ouvert le soir seulement. Fermé le lundi. Menus sous forme de rijttafels (assortiments de plats) de 18€ (sauf le vendredi soir) à 43€. A la carte, compter autour de 35€. En plein quartier des Halles, ce joli resto est une délicieuse invitation balinaise.
