Bali Cafe, Miami, Florida Restaurant Details

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Takes at least 20 minutes to serve if more than 3 tables are occupied. Not much vegetarian food- only salad and sides. The waiter can't remember which table ordered what. Place is just too small.

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not bad. i've had better. but not bad

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We had the Beauty and the Beast roll, dragon roll and salmon California roll and enjoyed them all. It's a small place, but it had a great ambient vibe, and was a fabulous stop for a late night Christmas bite. (we had 3 rolls for $33; it was enough food for two people.)

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We stopped by this joint on a recent work trip in downtown Miami, after seeing many positive reviews. I have been to Southeast Asia numerous times, including Bali, and it's rare to good authentic restaurants like this where I'm from. I tried lumpia and chicken satay as starters and had Nasi Rames for my entree. Everything was on point. Their version of Nasi Rames includes delicious curry chicken and shredded beef. A little different than the styles I had in Bali but equally as good. I did not try the sushi but that's really not what you should come to this kind of place for!

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A unique and unexpected restaurant in the heart of Downtown Miami serving up some authentic and hard to find Indonesian dishes. The salad is fresh and delicious but my favorite dish is still the Bakmi Jakarta (egg noodles with spinach & meats). As for the shrimp paste if they have it. Note that it's CASH only and closed weekend nights.