Bali Cafe sits in Downtown Miami with a menu that stretches wide — poke bowls, sushi rolls, and a long list of Indonesian specialties including Soto Betawi, Opor Ayam, and Belut Bumbu Kecap. The Indonesian dishes are the reason to come. The nasi goreng special arrives in a bento box with separated portions of fried rice, coconut chicken curry, and rendang, and portions run generous. Es campur, an icy, gelatinous sweet soup, is the dessert to order.
The dining room is decorated with colorful statues, masks, and wood carvings, giving the casual space a distinct, lived-in character. The menu also covers vegan and vegetarian options, making it a flexible stop for groups with different dietary needs.
The dining room is decorated with colorful statues, masks, and wood carvings, giving the casual space a distinct, lived-in character. The menu also covers vegan and vegetarian options, making it a flexible stop for groups with different dietary needs.