Like much of Indonesia, eating street-food (or warung food) in Bali is an adventure in itself.
While tucking into Indonesian favorites (i.e. bakso, martabak, gado-gado) will delight any street-food connoiseurs, we think that when in Bali, you should take the time to sample a few dishes that are actually from Bali.
After all, Indonesia's diversity doesn't just
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