Ever wonder what it’s like to eat like a Balinese local? Agus Restaurant, a simple eatery in Denpasar, offers just that. Agus Restaurant isn’t fancy. It’s a “warung,” a local eatery, made of wood and hollow blocks. Don’t expect menus or air conditioning at Agus Restaurant. The star of the show is Babi Guling, a traditional Indonesian roast pig. Babi Guling is a cultural staple in Bali. It’s offered at weddings and important ceremonies. At Agus Restaurant, crispy pig skins greet you at the entrance. The aroma of roasting pig fills the air, a mix of Balinese spices. The pig is rubbed with spices inside and out, then traditionally roasted underground over a coconut husk fire. Your plate at Agus Restaurant will overflow with steamed rice, fried pork, crackling skin, shredded meat, and chicken satay. Lawar, a flavorful clear soup, and sambal relish complete the feast. The Babi Guling tastes like a flavorful, less spicy version of lechon. The spices blend perfectly with the meat. Agus Restaurant’s generous portions are perfect for a hungry traveler. The chicken satay is a delicious alternative if pork isn’t your preference. Agus Restaurant may not be as famous as Ibu Oka. But it’s a local favorite, especially for those returning from Tanah Lot. If you’re near Denpasar, stop by Agus Restaurant for a true taste of Bali.
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