Ubud's Top 3 Vegetarian Dishes You Have to Try

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Ubud is a healthy-food haven that draws vegans and vegetarians from all over the world.

Cafés and restaurants here are packed with organic ingredients and gluten-free options at every turn.

Here are three standout vegan and vegetarian dishes worth seeking out in Ubud.

This article is perfect for:

・You're looking for vegan or vegetarian food in Ubud

・Healthy eating is part of your travel style

・You love checking out popular cafés and restaurants

・Bali's food culture and wellness cuisine interest you

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Dragon Roll Sushi at SAYURI

Dragon Roll Sushi — IDR 79,000
AreaUbud
NameSayuri Healing Food
MapGoogle Map
Bussiness Hours8:00〜23:00

SAYURI is one of Ubud's leading raw food and vegan restaurants, run by a Japanese owner also named Sayuri.

Their signature roll looks like salmon sushi — but as a raw food dish, no fish is involved.

Any guesses what it's actually made from?

Papaya, believe it or not, stands in for the salmon.

The pink topping and the filling are both papaya, sliced to mimic the real thing.

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But it tastes just like salmon! That silky texture — you'd never believe it's papaya.

And it's not sweet at all — it genuinely feels like eating sushi. Absolutely worth trying.

A few more vegan dishes worth ordering:
Raw Lasagna — IDR 85,000

SAYURI's most popular dish, and it's raw too. Thin zucchini and spinach slices replace the pasta sheets, while a rich, nut-based cream sauce fills in for cheese. Naturally gluten-free.

Cold-Pressed Juice, "Cleanse" — IDR 49,000

Five cold-pressed juices are on offer, and the beet-based Cleanse is the standout — a well-balanced mix of beet, coriander, apple, and ginger that goes down light and refreshing.

Banana Dream Pie — IDR 49,000

This gluten-free raw cake skips dairy and soy entirely — the cream comes from cashews, and dates provide all the sweetness, no sugar needed.

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It's pretty busy every time I go, so I couldn't get a full shot of the space — but it has such a cozy, homey feel.

Sweet Potato Gnocchi at Pyramid Café

Sweet Potato Gnocchi — IDR 100,000
AreaUbud
NamePyramids of Chi Cafe
MapGoogle Map
Bussiness Hours10:00〜20:00

Pyramid Café sits inside the Pyramids of Chi wellness center, serving vegan, gluten-free food built around organic vegetables.

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The purple one is the sweet potato gnocchi. So chewy and honestly amazing!

Their gnocchi contains no flour at all.

It's tossed with a cashew-based cream and basil sauce.

Mushroom Burger — IDR 95,000
Wildest Mushroom Burger — IDR 95,000

True to its name, this one is just a giant mushroom between buns — refreshingly simple.

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I expected a mushroom-based patty standing in for meat, so this caught me off guard!"

Cauliflower Burger — IDR 95,000
Kindest Cauliflower Burger — IDR 95,000

Lightly curry-spiced fried cauliflower sits between the buns for this one.

Both come on flour-free buns.

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Hard to believe it's gluten-free
— it eats just like a regular bun.

The café itself looks straight out at the pyramid used for meditation and sound healing sessions.

That's the pyramid-shaped sound healing space right there.

Light, easy-on-the-stomach meals are recommended after a sound healing session — making this the perfect lunch spot right after.

Vegetarian Pizza at COCOKU

Green Goddess Pizza — IDR 79,000
AreaUbud
NameCocoku Healthy
MapGoogle Map
Bussiness Hours7:00〜23:00

This pizza is loaded with green vegetables — zucchini, broccoli, and bell pepper — over a basil sauce base.

Choose between regular mozzarella or a cashew-based vegan cheese.

The crust can be regular or gluten-free too.

It's a perfect single-serving size with a thin, crispy crust — every bite tastes genuinely of the vegetables, in the best way.

One well worth trying.

Fresh Juice

Jamu (traditional herbal tonic) and fresh fruit juices are available to take away — great for the next morning's breakfast.

House-Made Products

Dried fruit, nuts, and other house-made snacks are sold here too. Most Bali shops only sell these in bulk, so the mini sizes here make great samples — or gifts.

The interior leans natural, and the second floor opens up to rice field views.

It's the kind of relaxed spot where you could easily settle in with a book or journal.

What do you think?

Well worth a stop if you're in Ubud.

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More Vegan & Gluten-Free Picks in Bali

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Plant-Based Nasi Campur at ALCHEMY, Uluwatu

3 Local Brands for a Delicious Gluten-Free Life

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