The 4 Best Street Food Tours in Denpasar

1.Taste & Explore Bali: Denpasar Street Food & Historic Sites

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 27 reviews · from $45Our pick

Start at Pura Agung Jagatnatha at 4pm for a three-hour walk through central Denpasar. With a guide such as Putra, Irfan, Lena, or Srix, you’ll visit historic sites, taste Babi Guling, Bakso, Jaje Bali, and finish with Indonesian Arabica coffee.

“My guide for this tour was Lena , who was a excellent guide and very easy to talk to The meeting point is easy to find We started off by visiting a few local markets and trying some food from the markets, before going to a fruit seller and tastinRead more”

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2.Small-Group Denpasar Night Food Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 22 reviews · from $39

Meet at Denpasar Cineplex at 5 pm for a three-hour walking tour through local food spots and a traditional market. With five tastings, dinner, snacks, bottled water, and an English-speaking guide, you’ll try rice cakes, satay, soto, sweets, and other Balinese favorites before finishing at Kreneng Market.

“We took cab to meeting point, but tour operator never showed up. Tried to contact them with no luck. No explanation and no apology. Very difficult to get a cab back to our hotel so huge frustration and waste of time”

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3.Bali Must-Try Food Tour (Denpasar)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 18 reviews · from $49Top rated

Start at Badung Market at 4 pm and spend about three and a half hours walking Denpasar, sampling 11 or more Balinese foods, sweets, fruits, and drinks. Guides such as June and Yusuf explain the culture behind each bite. The tour ends near the market and costs $49 per person.

“Wonderful guide! So fun to try so many different foods. A great way to get to know Balinese food. Satay is delicious!”

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4.Well-Guided Local Textile Tour of Denpasar

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · from $25Best value

Join Ayu and Ngurah for a two-hour walking tour of Denpasar’s textile trade. See batik, ikat, endek, silk, lace, linen, and everyday fabrics at Kumbasari Market and Jalan Sulawesi, with practical help for shopping at local prices.

“Super interesting tour, with a local guide. Ayu is genuinely happy to modify the stops to your individual interests. Fabulous English; and knowledge of local techniques.”

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