Vegan Cafes in Canggu: 5 Nice Restaurants for Your Daily Greens

Vegan Cafes in Canggu

I’m not vegan, but when I really think about it, the Indonesian diet is actually heavily plant-based. I grew up eating tempe, tofu, steamed mushrooms, stir-fried vegetables, sambal, and vegetable soups without ever thinking of them as “vegan food” – they were just normal everyday meals at home. Meat was often more of a side dish or something for special occasions, while vegetables, soy-based proteins, rice, and simple home cooking were the real foundation of the diet. In my family, at least.

So now that I’m an adult with free will and access to basically any food I want, I still naturally enjoy plant-based meals every now and then. My parents eat almost entirely plant-based these days too, so I guess I still follow that rhythm naturally – and living in Canggu definitely makes it easy, because vegan options are everywhere.

Here’s a mix of places I’ve personally tried myself, plus a few recommendations from my vegan friends too.

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The Shady Shack

They’ve been around for ages, and they’re proof that plant-based food doesn’t have to be sad. Expect colourful nourishing plates, vegan burgers, smoothie bowls, fresh juices, and raw vegan desserts in a relaxed jungle-like setting hidden away from the main road.

📍 Jl. Tanah Barak No.53, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Badung Regency, Bali
⏰ Monday to Sunday, 7.30am-10.30pm

Image credit: The Shady Shack Instagram

I Am Vegan Babe

This place has quite an extensive menu; vegan tacos, burgers, breakfast plates, desserts, cakes, smoothies, and comfort food that doesn’t feel “too healthy’. hehe. The vibe is lively, social, modern, and it’s become pretty popular among travellers staying around Canggu.

📍 Jl. Tanah Barak No.49, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Badung Regency, Bali
⏰ Monday to Sunday, 7am-10pm

Image credit: I am Vegan Babe Instagram

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KYND Community

When you spot a bright pink restaurant on Jalan Nelayan, that’s it, that’s Kynd Community. And yes, the meals really are as cute in real life as they look on Instagram. You can build your own protein bowl, or go for pasta, burgers, sandwiches, smoothie bowls, and colourful brunch plates – because vegan food doesn’t always have to mean salad, right?

📍 Jl. Nelayan No.31, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Bali
⏰ Monday to Sunday, 7am-9pm

Image credit: Kynd Community Instagram

Warung Dua Hati

I feel like this place is underrated, but if you’re craving vegan Indonesian food, give Warung Dua Hati a try. Alongside local dishes, they also serve Western meals and smoothie bowls too, so you still have plenty of options. Ps. “Dua Hati” means “two hearts,” so I’m guessing that’s why the rice is heart-shaped, hehe.

📍 Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan No.12D, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Bali
⏰ Monday to Sunday, 7am-10pm

Image credit: Warung Dua Hati Instagram

Oma Jamu

Here’s another vegan Indonesian spot worth trying. Oma Jamu has a warung-style display with ready-made dishes, which is perfect if you arrive starving and want to eat straight away. And from the name “Oma Jamu,” you can expect that they also have a great selection of homemade jamu (Indonesian traditional herbal drinks).

📍 Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong No.46A, Canggu, Bali
⏰ Mon–Sat 8AM–11PM, Sun 10AM–9PM

Image credit: Oma Jamu Instagram

Those are my five spots for now. But really, other than the vegan-labelled cafés, it’s super easy to find plant-based options everywhere in Canggu (and in Indonesia). Most restaurants are also pretty flexible these days and cater to all kinds of diets. Hope you find this useful, and stay tuned for more on the list.

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They serve Japanese comfort food like sushi, curry rice, karaage, and gyoza, and I always have to save room for their matcha mochi ice cream, which very often sells out. 💰 Price range: IDR 100K-250K per person ⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 11am-11pm 📍 Address: Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong No.55, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali Image credit: Tygr Sushi Instagram Hoi An by MeVui Reasonably priced delicious Vietnamese food in a cosy spot. They’ve opened a few other branches now, but since I live in Canggu, this is my go-to. When I need something quick after the gym, I usually get com ga (gilled boneless chicken with a sunny-side-up egg and rice). If I’m feeling a bit tired or under the weather, their hearty beef or chicken pho always hits the spot. And when I’m feeling a little snacky (and naughty), I can’t resist their deep-fried spring rolls. 💰 Price range: IDR 35K-150K per person ⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 9am-10pm 📍 Addres: Jl. Padang Linjong, Canggu, Kec. 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Go for a naked burrito with chicken, or their soft tacos with the protein of your choice. It’s never a bad idea to grab a quick lunch at Taco Casa. You can also check out their other locations in Petitenget or Ubud. 💰 Price range: IDR 65K-150K per person ⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 10am-10pm 📍 Addres: Jl. Batu Mejan Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali Image credit: Taco Casa Instagram Organicali You can find salads and wraps here at pretty reasonable prices, and they’re actually good. There’s also a build-your-own option if you want to customise. They’ve got low-calorie rice bowls too - I haven’t tried them yet, but the menu looks interesting: fajita chicken, chicken rendang, Korean BBQ, and more. 💰 Price range: IDR 65K-100K per person ⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Sun, 8am - 10pm 📍 Address: Jl. Raya Semat, Tibubeneng, Badung, Bali Instagram credit: Organicali Instagram Warung Coco Healthy doesn’t always have to mean salad, right? And you really can’t separate Indos from nasi campur (rice with various side dishes), hehe. I like Warung Coco because the food tastes clean and light, not oily like a lot of Indonesian or Asian food can be. It also doesn’t feel too heavy on the salt or seasoning. I’ve always ordered it online through GoFood or GrabFood, but you can also dine in at their warung. 💰 Price range: IDR 50K-100K per person ⏰ Opening hours: Mon to Sat, 11am-5pm 📍 Address: Tumbak Bayuh, Mengwi, Badung, Bali Image credit: Warung Coco Instagram The list will keep growing as I find more places I like. And in a separate article, I've written different types of restaurants in Canggu; smart dining for special occasions, girls’ nights, or date nights. Thank you for reading 🙂