Boodaya Coffee offers two different ways to take a quiet coffee break in Bali: a rice-field setting in Ubud and a riverside retreat in Denpasar. Both focus on coffee and a relaxed atmosphere, with surroundings that invite you to slow down.
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The Ubud café is on Jl. Subak Sok Wayah, surrounded by rice fields and tropical greenery. It suits a pause after a morning walk or yoga session, or simply some time away from the busiest streets.
Opening-hour reference: 7 a.m.–7 p.m.; confirm the current schedule.
Rice-field views, rural surroundings and natural photo opportunities are the main attractions. Follow the map pin below and check the final approach if arriving by car, as access in this part of Ubud can involve narrow paths.
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The Denpasar branch offers a more urban retreat: a place to pause after shopping or exploring the city while still enjoying a calmer setting.
Opening-hour reference: 8 a.m.–9 p.m.; reconfirm before visiting.
It can work as a quick coffee stop or a longer afternoon break. Use the branch-specific map below so you do not confuse the two locations.
Coffee and pastries are central to the experience. Examples listed for the Ubud branch on GoFood in the original guide include:
These are reference prices, not a current dine-in quotation. Delivery-app and café prices can differ. Manual-brew options and pastries may also be available, with menus varying by branch.
The Ubud branch is especially appealing for rice-field scenery and a quiet photo stop. Denpasar offers a different contrast, combining a city location with a more sheltered atmosphere.
Visitor descriptions highlighted in the guide emphasise charm and a welcoming mood. The experience still depends on the time of day and how busy the café is, so choose a quieter session if that is your priority.
Arrive earlier in Ubud if you want a quieter atmosphere. An iced drink can be refreshing after an outdoor activity, and the surroundings offer plenty of opportunities for photographs without disturbing other guests.
Allow roughly Rp 35,000–50,000 per drink as the guide's budgeting reference, then check the current menu. Confirm hours, access and the correct branch before setting out.
A visit to Boodaya can be a slow moment within a busier Bali itinerary, whether you choose the rice fields of Ubud or the riverside setting in Denpasar.
For comfortable travel between your stops, explore Bikini Garage's luxury car rental options in Bali and choose a vehicle suited to the route, passenger numbers and available access.
