Food wasn't fresh, I was order gado gado. The rice and sambal was good, the vegetables was dry and…read morethe peanut sauce was sour taste, like not fresh anymore. My recommendation is make sure double check the peanut sauce to make sure it still good, the server wasn't that nice and friendly. Maybe the other food will be delicious, It just not my luck that day , little dissappointed

I tried most of the menu. The restaurant is cozy and the food are amazing. They are not spicy at…read moreall as i expected them to be. Classy

I went to eat to this restaurant and I didn't like the service! The guy was so rude and he was…read moreexpecting the tip, creating an embarassing situation. We needed to pay 152zl and I gave him 170 just saying "thanks". He didn't give me back the 18zl: for me was normal to leave him 8zl for the service, but not all the service and also I had to decide if to do it or not! Anyway, the food wasn't bad, I've eaten the same food in better places and with a lower price.

I call it a day of average choices from my end. Nothing…read morewrong with Bali cafe but maybe not the best place for a Friday. The few tables that were inside were full so I chose a table in the open common area. The menu is exhaustive with a wide range of options to choose from the South East Asian options -Bali, Indonesian. Very unlike me that took a healthy food option - Healthy steamed dishes from basket with chicken fillet with a rice serving. The simple boiled rice and chicken was too bland for my palate (which is used to spicier cooks). However I felt the vegetables could be a little more worked upon for the best result. It was time to choose for a dessert and most of the options listed on the menu were over for the day. I finally asked the waiter to suggest to which he promptly recommended Maringue cake with mascarpone and cranberry. It looked like a desperate sales pitch but I still went ahead with it. As expected it was very average - way too sweet. I always mention about my dessert choices it should not be over sweet and should leave you wanting for a little more. There was a wifi which kept disappearing every few minutes if you are in the common lobby area. Bill was as decent. Will return to this place to give it another chance but only after I have tried out most other options in Warsaw.

So you are in Warsaw, it ios raining and you want to eat something. I ended up getting something at…read morethe bottom floor in the Zlote Tarasy Mall next to Central Station. The mall itself offers several opportunities but I did fancy some indonasian food so I got attracted to the Bali Bar & Dim Sum. The restaurant is trying to differentiate by serving its dim sum in a bamboo steamer (not really impressive if you are used to asian food but maybe it is for the locals). The location is quite trendy and at the same time some classical touches. It has a bit of a cafe feeling and there is free wifi for the visitors. The music however could be relaxing if they would just turn the volume down. Then the food, I decided to go for a Nasi Goreng with satay. Being dutch (and grown up with indonesian food) and travelled in Asia a lot so I do have a decent expectation of the different styles. The food was presented nice but the Nasi was to dark and the shrimp overwhelmed the taste. It had a nice burn (not to spicy) but I was missing the satay sauce with my satay. The portion was not to big (I would call it lunch size) but then for 7,5 euro that would be considered decent The selection of DimSum is large, but I am not a Dim Sum guy so I leave that up to others. Overall it is to me more a place I would go for a quick lunch.