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Restaurants Ubud Visited September 6, 2026

Bebek Tepi Sawah Ubud: Balinese Duck Restaurant

Balinese crispy duck at the rice-field original of Bebek Tepi Sawah in Peliatan, Ubud, open since 1999 for lunch and dinner.

Bebek Tepi Sawah
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About Bebek Tepi Sawah

Bebek Tepi Sawah is the place to go in Ubud if you want Balinese duck with the rice fields right beside your table. We've eaten here. This Peliatan restaurant is the original: it opened in 1999, and there are now branches in Tuban, Kuta Beachwalk, Nusa Dua and Batu Belig.

Duck is the reason to come. The crispy duck is deep-fried and served with Balinese vegetables, steamed rice and three sambals, and it's the dish the restaurant is known for. Grilled duck comes the same way. Bebek betutu is the smoked version, and bebek timbungan is duck braised in bamboo with spices. Not a duck person? There's mixed grilled seafood and ayam goreng lengkuas, fried chicken with galangal.

Duck mains ran IDR 145k to 159k on the venue's current menu, and 16.6% tax and service goes on top. It's been on Jalan Raya Teges in Peliatan for over 25 years, and the menu proudly lists the Indonesian presidents who've eaten here. It's open all day, so lunch with the paddies in daylight works as well as dinner. Our Ubud guide has more nearby.

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Garden statues and a dining table at Bebek Tepi Sawah
Our personal tips
  • Book on WhatsApp. The Ubud branch takes reservations on +62 813 5336 9332.
  • Open all day. Hours are 10am to 10pm daily, so it's an easy lunch stop.
  • Add 16.6% to menu prices. Tax and service aren't included in the listed prices.
  • Pick the right branch. Search for Bebek Tepi Sawah Ubud in Peliatan. The other four branches are down south in Tuban, Kuta, Nusa Dua and Batu Belig.
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