Contemporary Thai restaurant with lush rice fields in Ubud
A new Thai restaurant opens its doors in Ubud: Flairs Ubud. Set amidst the backdrop of Ubud’s lush rice fields, Flairs Ubud reimagines Thai cuisine through a bold, contemporary lens. Here, rich flavours meet imaginative presentations, creating dishes that feel familiar yet refreshingly new.
Boasting an open-air design, the restaurant allows guests to dine in harmony with nature, while its contemporary wooden interior adds warmth and character to every corner. Beyond a place to eat, Flairs Ubud is an invitation to slow down, enjoy the moment, and indulge in amazing Thai cuisine.
At Flairs Ubud, the spotlight shines on its curated lineup of signature culinary creations that honour both authenticity and innovation. Elevated with modern culinary techniques and refined plating yet still grounded in traditional Thai flavours, each dish brings together the best of past and present.
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Build a Ubud day around Flairs Ubud
Flairs Ubud sits in Ubud, so start with hotel prices and pick a base from the walkable centre to the quiet valleys at Sayan. Then look at activity packages, since the temple circuits, a rice-terrace walk and a cooking or yoga class are easy to add to the trip. Finally, price a car: the sights are spread across the valley, so one driver for the day beats separate tours. The three links below go straight to each.
Contemporary Thai against a rice-field backdrop, a combination Ubud does not otherwise offer. Flairs is open-air with a warm wooden room that sits comfortably in the setting.
The pomelo seafood salad and the moo tod nam pla are the dishes to start with, and the mango sticky rice creme brulee is the sort of dessert that sounds like a gimmick and is not. It is styled and priced for a slow dinner. We would book a table at golden hour and let the meal run long.
Must try:
Thai Pomelo Seafood Salad, Moo Tod Nam Pla, Mango Stick Rice Crème Brûlée
Best for:
Intimate dinners, stylish gatherings, slow dining
Open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM.
Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia
+62 812 3733 9353
Where to Stay
Central Ubud: best for walkable sights.
Monkey Forest Road: best for shops and cafés.
Penestanan: best for a quieter base.
Sayan: best for valley views.
Nyuh Kuning: best for a village setting.
Tegallalang: best for rice terrace stays.
The best things to do nearby
Walk the Campuhan Ridge at sunrise
Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest
See a dance performance at Ubud Palace
Browse the Ubud Art Market stalls
See the Tegallalang rice terraces
Join a yoga class or cooking course
Visit Goa Gajah and Tirta Empul.
frequently asked questions
What kind of food does Flairs Ubud serve?
Flairs Ubud serves Thai Cuisine in Ubud. It is one of the places worth knowing when you are deciding where to eat around Ubud.
What should you order at Flairs Ubud?
Thai Pomelo Seafood Salad, Moo Tod Nam Pla, Mango Stick Rice Crème Brûlée. Menus change with the season, so treat that as a starting point rather than a fixed list.
Where is Flairs Ubud and how do you get there?
Flairs Ubud is in Ubud. Getting around, the sights are spread across the valley, so a car with a driver saves time.