If you’re deciding where to eat in Sidemen Bali, the answer is one road: Jalan Raya Tebola, on the rim of a rice-terrace valley with Mount Agung behind it. It’s one of the few places in Bali where you can still enjoy an open-air meal overlooking rice fields without paying Canggu or Seminyak prices. Whether you’re after a $3 warung lunch or a $16 sunset dinner, Sidemen delivers some of the island’s best views for surprisingly little money. This guide covers 11 of my favorite restaurants and warungs, including what to order, typical prices in Indonesian rupiah and US dollars, plus each restaurant’s Instagram if you want to check the latest photos before you visit. Sidemen sits about 2 hours