Near the Louvre, Djakarta bali is an Indonesian and Balinese restaurant
in the heart of Paris in the district of Les Halles in Paris 1st.
Our restaurant presents a range of culinary specialties from 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.
Every first Friday of the month at dinner, enjoy a Balinese dance show during your meal, you are transported to Indonesian land for an evening.
These bewitching flower women perform before you warlike dances from Bali or those, more noble and slower, from Java.
Ideal for a romantic evening, let yourself be carried away by the charms of the exotic Balinese.
Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world. Thousands of islands, among the largest in the world, with tiny coral atolls, dot a sapphire sea. Like its image, its cuisine is attractive and diverse.
We strive to bring you the most classic Indonesian cuisine, "as at home", the one that cannot be tasted in hotels or in stalls.
Sodium monoglutamate (MSG), a chemical taste-enhancing additive, unfortunately commonly used in Asian cuisine
causing headaches and other allergies, is totally banned from our home.
Do not hesitate to inform us of any food allergies so that we can guide you on our map.
Discover Indonesian cuisine at home thanks to our delivery and click and collect service !
We propose a special "to go" card and "Delivery" adapted to the tasting of our best specialities outside the table service, but we are open to all particular requests, do not hesitate to contact us.
Djakarta Bali is at your disposal to organize all your events private or professional events by putting in privatization a part or the totality of the restaurant.
Do not hesitate to contact us for a quote and the composition of our group menus.
Our team is also available for give an Indonesian color to your receptions or institutional events.
We have our own stand to present our exotic specialties that will enchant your guests, without forgetting the smile of Bali at the reception and the traditional Balinese clothes for the service...
It is one of the one of the rare Indonesian tables in Paris. Go there! The owner, Nin, daughter of a minister and ambassador of Sukarno, created this restaurant in 1985, a culinary embassy which proposes a traditional family cooking...
A god? A demon? Wings spread, a statue watches over the room. Some masks make nice faces, puppets with old dresses make graces... As much to say thatwe can believe to be in Bali in the heart of Paris ...
If your last vacation on the Indonesian islands left you with a taste of unfinished business, you can reconnect with the dream by tasting the cuisine of this place where the walls come alive with shadow puppets.
Open evenings only. Closed on Monday. Menus in the form of rijttafels (assortments of dishes) from 18€ (except on Friday evening) to 43€. A la carte, count around 35€. In the heart of the Halles district, this pretty restaurant is a delicious Balinese invitation.
