A modern Japanese restaurant located in the hills of Uluwatu
Following the success of its first location in Sanur, Tsune has opened a new chapter in Uluwatu: introducing Tsune Uluwatu. The second outlet offers more than just a meal; it’s an experience rooted in balance, flavor, and a sense of calm. The name Tsune is drawn from the Japanese word for infinity.
Perched on the southern hills of Uluwatu, the setting embraces sweeping views of land and sea. The menu blends classic Japanese techniques with modern touches, featuring highlights such as the Sushi Box alongside heartier options like Rib Eye MB5+. Each dish reflects careful craftsmanship and artistry.
Dining at Tsune Uluwatu feels personal and reflective, drawing inspiration from both Bali’s spirit and the Zen traditions of Japan. The space mirrors this approach with an open-air layout, natural wood, and a minimalist aesthetic that radiates calm, encouraging true connection.
Tsune Uluwatu
Japanese Cuisine
Restaurants
Plan your Uluwatu stay around Tsune Uluwatu
Tsune Uluwatu sits in Uluwatu, so start with hotel prices and pick a base near the surf or the temple end of the Bukit. Then look at activity packages, since the sunset Kecak dance and the reef surf breaks are easy to add to the trip. Finally, price a car: the beaches are a drive apart and taxis are scarce on the Bukit. The three links below go straight to each.
The Sanur original earned enough of a following to justify a second room, and Uluwatu is where it went. Tsune takes its name from the Japanese word for infinity, and the hilltop position gives that a literal reading.
The cooking sits on balance rather than volume, a different register from most of Uluwatu's cliff venues and their sound systems. Come for the food and the view will still be there. We would book the early sitting, while the light is still doing something.
Must try:
Sushi Box, Rib Eye MB5+, Ginging cocktail
Best for:
Spiritual journeys, savoring ocean views, Zen dining
Open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM.
Seascape Uluwatu Complex, Jl. Labuansait, Pecatu, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia
+62 812 3733 9353
Where to Stay
Pecatu: best for surf breaks.
Bingin: best for cliffside guesthouses.
Ungasan: best for clifftop resorts.
Padang Padang: best for beach access.
Balangan: best for a quieter beach.
Jimbaran side: best for airport proximity.
The best things to do nearby
Watch the Kecak dance at sunset
Visit the clifftop Pura Luhur Uluwatu
Surf or watch the Bukit reef breaks
Walk down to Padang Padang Beach
Take the road down to Melasti Beach
See the caves at Suluban Beach
Have sunset drinks on the clifftop.
frequently asked questions
What kind of food does Tsune Uluwatu serve?
Tsune Uluwatu serves Japanese Cuisine in Uluwatu. It is one of the places worth knowing when you are deciding where to eat around Uluwatu.
What should you order at Tsune Uluwatu?
Sushi Box, Rib Eye MB5+, Ginging cocktail. Menus change with the season, so treat that as a starting point rather than a fixed list.
Where is Tsune Uluwatu and how do you get there?
Tsune Uluwatu is in Uluwatu. Getting around, a car is close to essential, as the Bukit is spread out and taxis are scarce.