Nagi Kitchen 凪

Relaxed Japanese vibes on Raya Andong
Nagi Kitchen 凪 sits right on Jl. Raya Andong No.88x in Ubud, drawing in everyone from nearby hotel guests to families who drive in for sushi, ramen and pizzas in one place. Open daily from 09h00–22h00, it’s the kind of spot people say they “ended up at five times in one trip” (Google 2024), thanks to fresh food and a laid‑back, social feel.

Fresh sushi, creative rolls, and more than ramen
Reviews circle back again and again to the quality and freshness of the sushi and sashimi, from simple sushi sets with miso and ocha to a showy Sushi Boat Party and even a lobster roll that some call “absolutely blown away” for about $15 (Google 2024). Classic bento boxes, wagyu, yakitori chicken, and curry udon sit alongside Tom Yum Ramen, Mexican sushi and BBQ pizza, underlining that this is Japanese‑Thai‑Western fusion rather than strict traditional fare. A few diners feel the ramen can be weaker than the sushi, or “not really ramen”, but most leave talking about the rolls.

Portions, prices and value
Ramen clocks in around 90k–100k IDR, and many visitors describe the overall value as “incredible” for Ubud, especially for large combo sets, bento and family orders. Portions are often generous enough that some guests can’t finish their ramen and sushi combos, while others appreciate staff who suggest small vs large sizes so they don’t over‑order. A handful of people note that not every dessert hits the mark (like a lightweight matcha parfait), yet they still consider the bill more than fair.

Atmosphere, live music and family playroom
Inside, the look is “emotional and pretty”, with calm Japanese touches, while the back garden and patio turn cozy at night under warm lights and occasional live music on weekends. Guests mention air‑conditioned indoor seating, a relaxed, casual vibe and plenty of space to work or linger. Families especially praise the dedicated glass playroom packed with toys, plus clean baby seats, making it a go‑to for parents who want sushi without juggling restless kids.

Service that guests remember by name
Service is one of Nagi’s biggest strengths. Names like Tarisa, Rita, Arianti and Eka Puri come up repeatedly in reviews, thanked for kindness, clear menu guidance and going out of their way for special requests. Most guests describe staff as warm, attentive and fast; others point out occasional slowdowns at busy times or having to flag servers for the bill. One negative incident with spoiled whipped cream was handled by removing the drink from the bill but still left the guest uneasy.

Access, setting and who it suits
Right on the main road, Nagi Kitchen is easy to reach and has “plenty of parking space”, though some traffic noise can filter through if you sit near the front. The restaurant feels spacious, with free Wi‑Fi and many plug points (bring an adaptor, not USB), making it tempting for digital nomads as well as families. With a 4.6/5 average from more than 1300 Google reviews and strong delivery ratings, this is a relaxed, high‑value choice for people who care more about fresh, creative Japanese‑fusion comfort food and family‑friendly ease than purist Tokyo‑style precision.