Fine Dining Italian in Sanur Bali at Blue Oven Restaurant

Blue Oven Restaurant is located within the Andaz Bali Resort in Sanur Beach Bali. It is listed as a Mediterranean Restaurant though I would say the items on the menu aer predominately Italian. This is a fine dining restaurant within a 5 star restaurant so prices are not cheap. I had dinner here in April 2022 and had an awesome dining experience. Great food, good wine and very good service.

Blue Oven Restaurant at Andaz Bali Hotel in Sanur

The menu at Blue Oven changes regularly, so the pictures on this page may not be available when you visit. I was staying at Andaz Bali Resort in April 2022 and I got to try most of the restaurants in the resort including Fisherman’s Club and Wok Wok. The steak restaurant Fire Fox was temporarily closed so I hope to try there next time I stay.

When I first sat down and ordered a beer, the staff came and gave me a plate of complimentary bread sticks which came with some pickled cucumber which were really tasty.

Bread sticks at Blue Oven Restaurant in Sanur Bali

I skipped an entree and ordered a pasta dish meal which said it was Ragu. I was expecting a classic Italian Ragu dish so was surprised when it came out as a ravioli in a soup. I started eating and this was delicious! The ragu was inside the ravioli and was packed with flavour. The soup was also full of flavour. This was a tasty dish. It cost around 200,000Rp, so about A$20 which is expensive for Bali standards but not over the top for such a good quality meal.

I looked at the dessert menu and could not pass on the Tiramasu, the best Italian dessert. This was another delicious dish with some strong coffee and liquor flavour. Very good.

Tiramasu dessert at Blue Oven Restaurant Sanur Bali

Tiramasu dessert at Blue Oven Restaurant in Sanur

They do bottles of wines and also some wines by the glass. A glass of wine will cost between 115,000R – 140,000Rp, A$12 – A$15 a glass. Wine is so expensive in Indonesia as they have about 100% duty to import wine into Indonesia. I chose a glass of Grenache from Two Islands wine company which makes the wine in Bali using grapes imported from Australia. This was quite a nice glass of wine, i would say middle of the road in quality but still very enjoyable.