Naughty Nuri’s — Ubud
The original Ubud warung known for charcoal-grilled pork ribs. Explore the smoky grill, casual dining space and dishes photographed during the Sasak Tour visit.

Before you go
Menu items, prices and hours can change. Check directly with the restaurant before visiting.
Based on the original April 2018 Ubud visit. Menu prices and opening details shown in the source are historical.
A busy Ubud warung
The original guide describes Naughty Nuri’s as an Ubud restaurant operating since 1995. The writer arrived after lunchtime and still found it busy. The photographs show an informal dining space, wall displays and the grill that forms a large part of the experience.
Pork ribs from the charcoal grill
Pork ribs are the main focus of the visit. The writer describes the smoky smell as the ribs cook over charcoal, then praises their tender texture and the ease of pulling the meat from the bones. The gallery includes the grilling process and several views of the finished ribs.
Other food from the visit
A rice plate and sei babi, a smoked pork dish, also appear in the source photographs. The writer personally found the sei babi rather dry on that occasion. This is a recollection of one meal, while the ribs were the clear favourite in the original account.
Plan for the original Ubud location
Check the Sanggingan address rather than assuming another branch offers the same setting. The archive listed 10:00–22:00, +62 361 977547 and IDR 50,000–150,000; confirm current details directly before visiting. Tell the restaurant about dietary needs, as the main dishes featured here are pork. The former website is now a retrospective tribute, so it is not presented as the current official restaurant site.
Photo gallery · 13 photos
Photographs from the original Sasak Tour guide. Restaurant interiors, menus and dishes may have changed since these images were taken.












Location & contact information
Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali. Check the original Ubud venue when arranging transport; other Naughty Nuri’s branches have different locations.