Keramas Aero Park

Plane-on-the-bypass dining in East Bali

On the long straight of Jl. Bay Pass Ida Bagus Mantra KM. 28, a full Boeing 737 suddenly appears above the rice fields. That’s Keramas Aero Park, a restaurant-attraction where you can eat in or under a parked aircraft while looking out to green paddies and, on clear days, the ocean.

The concept is simple but striking: a grounded plane, an open yard, and a mix of western, Balinese and fusion dishes served with a view.

Location, access and opening rhythm

Set in Keramas, Medahan, Kec. Blahbatuh, Kabupaten Gianyar, the restaurant sits directly on the main bypass, so drivers heading to or from Sanur and East Bali use it as a handy lunch or coffee stop. Visitors highlight the easy access and huge green yard around the aircraft.

Reported hours run roughly from 10h00 to 22h00, though the kitchen may close earlier and post-pandemic schedules can be erratic. Several analyses suggest checking recent platforms like GoFood or social media before committing to the detour.

Cabin seats or breezy rice-field tables

You can eat on two levels: ground-floor tables in the open air, or on the first floor inside the plane. Reviews from 2023–2024 note that the ground level is airy, with wind, rice-field and sea views, and usually the more comfortable choice at midday.

Inside the aircraft, the experience feels more like a theme attraction—cockpit photos, cabin seating, the novelty of dining in a 737. Some visitors on Google mention it can get warm in there, especially at noon, so many prefer to go inside briefly for photos, then sit outside to eat.

Food: from Nasi Campur to Carbonara

Keramas Aero Park serves a mix of western, Balinese and Asian comfort dishes: Nasi Campur Bali, Nasi Goreng, spaghetti carbonara, noodles, burgers, pizzas, kid snacks, plus onion rings and other sides. Alcohol, juices like watermelon juice, and soft drinks such as Coke are available.

Opinions on quality diverge. Several recent guests on Google found the food “very tasty”, even when they weren’t feeling great after a boat trip, and praised value for money, quoting main courses from around 65k with prices “not that expensive”. Earlier aggregated reviews paint a more mixed picture, calling the cooking average for the price and suggesting you’re paying partly for the setting.

One serious warning stands out: a self-described aviation enthusiast on Google reports getting sick with a “paracite” after eating chicken here and being ill all night. This seems isolated among largely positive comments but is worth noting if you have a sensitive stomach.

Service, atmosphere and the photo factor

Staff are repeatedly described as friendly and helpful, both in market analysis and recent on-the-ground reviews. Service can slow down when the place is quiet and the team is small, but many visitors mention warm, attentive attitudes.

Atmosphere is where Keramas Aero Park earns its reputation. Guests talk about refreshing air, direct views of the beach and green fields, and the simple fun of taking photos under the wing or in the cockpit. Content from tourists on Instagram and other platforms keeps the place visible even when its own accounts fall quiet.

A themed stop for curious travellers

With a global rating circling 4.0–4.2/5, Keramas Aero Park comes across less as a destination for gourmet pilgrims and more as a playful road-stop for people who love unusual spaces and good views. It suits families, aviation fans, and drivers on the Ida Bagus Mantra bypass who want a memorable setting for a drink or easy meal, as long as they go in for the plane and panorama first, and the food second.