HOME by Chef Wayan
We visited HOME by Chef Wayan in Pererenan, and it truly feels like a hidden gem. After years of cooking in top restaurants in New York and Chicago and working with Potato Head, Chef Wayan returned to Bali to create something special.
The entrance is simple, but the food is unforgettable. Dishes like Ledok Nusa bring back Chef Wayan’s childhood memories in Nusa Penida, and the Betutu Bakar highlights bold Balinese flavors rarely found in fine dining. It’s not your typical warung; it’s a warm, welcoming spot that blends homey vibes with elevated Balinese cooking.
Details:
Cousines:
Indonesian and Balinese
Menu:
Feautures:
Restaurant, Outdoor Seating
Special options:
Vegan friendly
Opening hours:
11 AM – 10 PM (closed every Tuesday)
Average bill:
$16
Location and contact:

Our experts expierence from HOME by Chef Wayan
Reservation
Though walk-ins are accepted, we advise you to make a reservation directly by WhatsApp to secure a table.
Parking
There is enough space for motorbikes. If you bring a car, you need to park on the side of the road.
Service
The service is efficient and the food is delivered in a timely manner. The server also had great product knowledge when we had questions about the ingredients.
Why do we choose HOME by Chef Wayan?
HOME by Chef Wayan is the real definition of saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” The place is down-to-earth and the food is as authentic as you can find in the Canggu area. You can tell that this restaurant is Chef Wayan’s passion project, as you can savour the quality in every bite.
The reviews of HOME By Chef Wayan confirming that the food is not for everyone are spot on, especially for foreigners. But if you’re looking for real homemade Balinese or Indonesian cooking, then HOME by Chef Wayan is undoubtedly the place you should not miss.
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Hi everyone! My name is Catur, and I was born and raised in Central Java. I moved to Bali in 2011 but left the island in 2016 before returning in 2018. Bali feels more than a home to me, and maybe that’s why my name feels like a premonition. Catur means four, both in the Balinese and Javanese languages. It is spoken like ‘c’ in chess, which is also the meaning of my name in Indonesian.