From left to right: Coconut water (es kelp muda), iced black grass jelly (es cincau hitam), and happy soda (soda gembira).

These cold drinks are not only refreshing, they taste wonderful, too!

A great way to feel refreshed is to sip on a nice glass of juice.  Here we have Mango, Strawberry, Melon, and Papaya.

Chicken is a staple food in Bali, and boy do they make it taste great!

These noodles are one of our favorite dishes, and is popular all over Indonesia, and Malaysia.

This is a popular dish all over Indonesia, but is prepared a little differently in each part of Indonesia that you visit.

Not commonly found in other parts of Indonesia, this dish is one of the best Bali has to offer.  Nothing beats spit roasted pork!

This soup is both healthy, and delicious!

Made with steamed vegetables, hard-boiled eggs, fried tofu and tempeh, and lontong, served with a peanut sauce dressing.

Bali Specialty Vegetable Dish (Rambanan)

This type of spinach is a little different than the kind found back at home.  Add some bean sprouts, and some spices, and you have this delicious dish.

This is the Indonesian take on the Chinese Dim Sum Shumai.  Steamed fish dumpling, and vegetables, usually served with a peanut sauce.

Tipat is one of Bali specialty that is made out of steamed vegetables with rice cubes and peanut sauce.

Clockwise from top left: rice, Tipat, Babi Guling, Capcay, Gado-Gado.  Makes me hungry just looking at it!

It's what's for breakfast.

Yup, Tiramisu is popular in Bali, too!

You may have seen some kind of version of this if you have ever been to a local asian store.  Trust us, it's better here.

No description is necessary for this.  Maybe just YUM!