Gajah Putih

Food Poisoning<br><br>The restaurant itself has a great atmosphere introducing Bali from the different prospectives and the stuff did a great job making the show. Unfortunately, that doesn't really matter when the next morning, after the dinner, you wake up sick with a food poisoning, so have to stay in bed all day and take medicine. That's definetly not the experience I was looking for. The reason behind that may be components that should not be matched together in a dish or the poor quality of some ingredients. In any case I would recommend the chef to make a better quality check in the kitchen.

While the staff were kind and provided adequate service, I found the overall experience to be overrated and costly. Unfortunately, the food was not to my liking, and the portion sizes were notably small, with one dish being no more than a spoonful. I gave most of my food to my partner and he has ended up with food poisoning today, not 100% sure if it was from here. The show was nothing spectacular, just special effects and items hanging from the ceiling. At $175 per person without drinks (which were an additional $30), the value for money was not satisfactory. We were told to arrive no later than 6:30pm for a prompt start. We arrived at 6:20pm and were made to sit outside for 40 minutes whilst being bitten by mosquitoes.