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#localfoodies Wanna Grill, a small restaurant in a vast rice field A mysterious restaurant, hidden behind a building on the side of the road. Walk along a small canal for a bit to find the restaurant. The corner of the restaurant offers a beautiful view of the rice fields. On the day we went, the wind was cool and comfortable. If you're lucky and there are no clouds blocking the view, this is one of the best places to see Mount Agung. The owner is very friendly and provides free tea, free snacks, and free fruits after your meal. It's not easy to find something like this in Bali. A real gem. The dishes are big and delicious. We had grilled chicken, pork ribs, and fried rice. Every dish was really delicious. The food may take a little while to wait. Highly recommended if you're looking for a place that's not a big restaurant and focuses on quietness. St. Basangalas, Tri Buana, Kec. Abang, Karangasem Regency, Bali 80852

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