From dim sum and Peking duck to char siu pork, we've found Bali's best Chinese restaurants in Seminyak, Canggu and beyond!
Craving Chinese food in Bali? The good news is, if you’re looking for Chinese restaurants near you, chances are you’ll find plenty of places for takeaways and family gatherings. Chinese restaurants in Bali often offer cuisines from a mix of regions in China (mostly Canton and Sichuan), Hong Kong, as well as modern pan-Asian fusions. But honestly, I find some restaurants serving Chinese food that’s lacking in spice and authentic flavours. So, after years of dining with the family across the island, I’ve shortlisted just a few Chinese restaurants in Bali we keep going back to.
Chinese restaurants in Bali at a glance:
- For family gatherings: Happy Chappy, Sista Dumpling, Naga Eight, Golden Monkey
- For quick takeaways: Island Wok, Wei To Go
- For authentic food: Golden Lotus, Warung Laota
- For elegant dining: Bai Yun, Table8, Lion X
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The best Chinese restaurants in Seminyak & Canggu
1. Happy Chappy
Family-style Chinese dining serving nostalgic classics, dumplings and Peking duck in a fun, modern setting.
Bali’s favourite family-style Chinese restaurant, Happy Chappy famously blends traditional Chinese culture with hip and modern influences. They create their very own whimsical take on Chinese dining whilst keeping the food simple, uncomplicated, and done right. Every dish is made with fresh, high-quality ingredients to evoke that all-important nostalgia of childhood family feast. Think classic honey chicken, sticky Peking duck and xiao long bao – all served up family-style to swap, share and sample the entire menu!
Must-try dishes: Peking Duck Bak Pao, Prawn & Chicken Shu Mai, Pork Xiao long Bao.
Address: Jl Beraban No. 62, Seminyak & Jl Pantai Berawa No. 8, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily.
2. Island Wok
Colourful, casual Chinese comfort food with wok-fried favourites, bold flavours and laid-back island vibes.
Fitting in with the cool places to eat in Canggu, Island Wok just seems to suit the community’s fast-paced lifestyle. It’s a quick food stop for those in-the-go. This colourful restaurant is not strictly Chinese – you’ll also find Western and pan-Asian influences, too. And true to its name, everything is wok-fried and wrapped up in vibrant, island-style interiors!
Must-try dishes: Chow Mien, Black Pepper Beef, Orange Chicken.
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa, Berawa & Jl Munduk Tengah, Pererenan.
Opening hours: Daily, from 10am.
3. Wei To Go
Authentic Chinese comfort food and dim sum in Canggu, perfect for casual dine-ins or indulgent takeaways.
Wei To Go is the ‘hood’s go-to for good ‘ol Chinese comfort food – from wok-tossed everything to signature dim sum with authentic flavours. We filled up the table with a Dim Sum Party or vegan dumplings and spring rolls to start. Then, we grazed on the wok-tossed Chow Mein noodles with pork belly and shiitake mushroom add-ons. FYI – The casual Dining Room in Pererenan offers dine-in, while the Berawa outlet offers takeaway only.
Must-try dishes: Honey Sesame Chicken, Beef Broccoli, Sweet Sour Pork Belly.
Address: Jl Sempol No. 26, Pererenan.
Opening hours: Daily, from 11am.
4. Sista Dumpling
Handmade dumplings, Xiao Long Bao and mala hot pots delivering bold, authentic Chinese flavours.
Homemade dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, traditional mala hot pots and the best xiao long bao in Bali – Sista Dumpling has earned itself one helluva reputation, and for good reason! As the name suggests, dumplings are their specialty. So, I recommend coming here for some quality Yum Cha! And if you fancy something more than warm and steamy dumplings? There’s also other Chinese staples like kung pao chicken, and Sichuan-style mapo tofu, too. Psst – Everybody loves Sista Dumpling so much, they’ve even opened another restaurant in Uluwatu!
Must-try dishes: Lobster & Prawn Hakkao, Wagyu Xiao long Bao, Shanghai Pork Dumplings.
Address: Jl Raya Semat No. 7, Berawa & Jl Pantai Pererenan, Pererenan.
Opening hours: Daily from 8am in Berawa, Thursday to Tuesday from 2.30pm in Pererenan.
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5. Bai Yun
Refined Chinese hot pot and daily all-you-can-eat dim sum using premium ingredients in a luxury setting.
For a spectacular Chinese hot pot experience, hot-foot it to Bai Yun at The Apurva Kempinski Bali resort in Nusa Dua. “Bai Yun” means “white cloud” which refers to the steam that comes from simmering hot pot. So unsurprisingly, Bai Yun is all about this soup-style delicacy. I ordered the chicken herbal broth as my hot pot base, and a variety of seasonal vegetables, noodles, fresh seafood and premium meats. The best bit is, you can ask the staff for the best dipping sauce to complement your ingredients! They can even mix different sauces to suit your personal taste. Not into hot pot? You can find other Chinese staples too, like a whole Peking Duck, dim sums, and more.
Must-try dishes: Bai Yun’s Signature Hot Pot.
Address: The Apurva Kempinski Bali, Jl Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua.
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 10.30pm.
6. Table8
Opulent Cantonese fine dining with handcrafted dim sum, premium seafood and imperial-style interiors.
Table8 is without doubt one of the finest and most extravagant Chinese restaurants in Bali. For starters, it’s situated within the six-star Mulia Bali resort, complete with lavish interiors that are reminiscent of a royal Chinese palace. Think porcelain Pagodas, Imperial-inspired furnishings and artwork that reflects the glory of China’s Dynasty era. And then there’s the dazzling menu. The food here is all about refined ingredients, authentic flavours and Cantonese-style dim sum, expertly prepared by the brilliant kitchen team. Try the crystal shrimp dumplings, the signature siu mai, and whatever you do, don’t leave without a taste of the baked lobster with miso sauce…
Must-try dishes: Sichuan Sour & Spicy Soup, Cantonese BBQ, Double-Boiled Imperial Bird’s Nest.
Address: Mulia Bali, Kawasan Sawangan, Jl Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Benoa.
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 2.30pm & 6pm – 10.30pm.
7. Lion X
Modern Chinese dining blending Cantonese and Sichuan flavours with creative twists and premium produce.
Lion X blends the very best of Chinese flavours with an oh-so contemporary dining experience. Step inside the indoor dining area and it’s all about industrial designs, colourful murals, artistic pottery and a theatrical open kitchen. The menu pays homage to Cantonese and Sichuan heritage, with extra modern twists courtesy of the creative kitchen team. Think butter golden sand with your classic wok-tossed prawns, and combos of seasonal ingredients and premium delicacies, like bird’s nest, abalone, sea cucumber and so much more! Psst – I’ve got a full review of Lion X here!
Must-try dishes: Flying Crispy Noodles, Steamed Pork & Mushroom Shu Mai, Vegetable Spring Rolls.
Address: Renaissance Bali Nusa Dua Resort, Kawasan Pariwisata Lot SW 4 & 5, Nusa Dua.
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 3pm & 6pm – 10.30pm.
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8. Golden Lotus
Award-winning Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine with Peking duck, sizzling plates and dim sum feasts.
Authenticity is key at Golden Lotus, Bali’s sophisticated Chinese restaurant at Bali Dynasty Resort in Kuta that specialises in fine Cantonese and Sichuan signatures, plus Dim Sum lunches. Draped in red and gold embellishments with intricate Chinese paper lanterns all around, the interiors have been as thoughtfully and classically designed as the food. The favourites here are the Peking duck, the baked pork ribs, the Shanghai Chicken and the sizzling platters – not to mention the Dim Sum Sunday Brunch!
Must-try dishes: Sichuan Hot & Sour Soup, Golden Lotus Peking Suck, Steamed Whole Grouper.
Address: Bali Dynasty Resort, Jl Kartika Plaza, Kuta.
Opening hours: Daily.
9. Warung Laota
Ultra-authentic Hong Kong and Chinese comfort food famous for congee, roast duck and steamed seafood.
Ultra authentic and one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in Bali, Warung Laota serves the real deal when it comes to Hong Kong and Chinese food. And you know you’re in good hands when you see this humble restaurant fully booked almost every night, famous for its Hong Kong porridge, steamed crab and and Hong Kong-style roasted duck. And the kicker? It’s super affordable without the fancy frills, and there are three locations to feast at.
Must-try dishes: Chong Fan, Hong Kong Fish Porridge, Xiao Long Bao.
Address: Jl Sunset Road No. 88, Legian & Jl Raya Kuta No. 530, Tuban.
Opening hours: Daily.
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10. Naga Eight
Casual fine-dining Cantonese cuisine blending Chinese tradition with Balinese influences in Sanur.
Naga Eight is a castle-like restaurant with towering columns that stands right across the road from Sanur’s luxe resort, Andaz Bali. This upscale Cantonese restaurant combines Chinese and Balinese heritage, taking inspiration from its name – “naga” meaning dragon in Indonesian and eight symbolising luck in Chinese culture. While the dim sums weren’t my favourites, there’s a few things I would order again and again.
The combination BBQ platter was a great choice since I wanted to swap, share and get a taste of it all – though you may not want to share those pork belly with crispy crackling… Another hit was the stir-fried green beans with minced pork and chilli. It’s a best seller for a reason! But what keeps me coming back is the space itself that’s perfect for a family gathering.
Must-try dishes: Roasted Pork Belly, Fried Green Beans, Char Siu Pork Noodles.
Address: Jl Danau Tamblingan No. 89, Sanur.
Opening hours: Daily, 11am – 10pm.
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11. Golden Monkey
Classic Chinese favourites, BBQ meats and all-you-can-eat dim sum with vegetarian options.
Steaming dim sum, sticky char-siew pork and deep-fried Gurami in spicy Sichuan sauce – Golden Monkey is where it’s at for some of the very best Chinese food in Bali. Located in Sanur’s ICON Bali shopping mall (and one in Ubud!), at Golden Monkey you get to feast on all your favourite Chinese staples, or settle in for an all-you-can-eat Dim Sum Brunch every Saturday and Sunday.
While the Golden Monkey menu is best known for its succulent Chinese BBQ and specialty meat dishes, there are also plenty of vegetarian dishes too. Think Eggplant Clay Pot, braised tofu and a vegetable congee to name a few. And of course, it wouldn’t be a Chinese feast without dessert, so save room for the custard cream buns and the traditional Gui Ling Gao.
Must-try dishes: Beef Oriental Sauce, Mala Soup, Fenkow Dumplings, Chicken & Pork Collagen Soup.
Address: ICON Mall Bali, Jl Danau Tamblingan, Sanur.
Opening hours: Daily, 11am – 10pm.
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FAQs on Chinese Restaurants in Bali
Where can I find the best Chinese restaurants in Bali?
The best Chinese restaurants in Bali are concentrated in Seminyak, Canggu, and Nusa Dua. These areas offer everything from traditional Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine to modern Chinese fine dining in hotels and standalone restaurants.
What types of Chinese cuisine are available in Bali?
Bali offers a wide range of Chinese cuisine, including Cantonese, Sichuan, Hakka, Northern Chinese, and Chinese-Indonesian (Peranakan) dishes. You’ll find dim sum, roast meats, hot pot, noodles, and regional specialties across the island.
Are there authentic Chinese restaurants in Bali?
Yes — Bali has several authentic Chinese restaurants. Some restaurants are run by Chinese families, while others are led by chefs who grew up or trained in China.
Are there good Chinese restaurants in Bali for families and groups?
Yes — Chinese dining is ideal for groups, as many dishes are designed for sharing. Family-style restaurants with round tables are common, and popular for family and group dinners.
Do Chinese restaurants in Bali offer dim sum?
Yes — dim sum in Bali is widely available, particularly at hotel restaurants and specialty dim sum venues. Most dim sum menus are served during brunch or lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Are Chinese restaurants open during Chinese New Year in Bali?
Yes — most Chinese restaurants in Bali remain open during Chinese New Year, and many offer special Lunar New Year menus, reunion dinners, and festive set meals. Reservations are strongly recommended during this period.