Spectacular views and a wide array of menu choices lure diners away from the action in Jemeluk's main strip and up to this restaurant overlooking the blue waters of the bay. There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan options on offer, and the menu includes tapas, pasta, pizza, Thai noodles and Indonesian mains. It's an excellent spot for a sundowner.
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