See You Again Cafe

Bay views on the Amed main road

Perched on Jl. I Ketut Natih in Purwakerti, See You Again Cafe sits right on Amed’s main road, looking out over Jemeluk Bay with Mount Agung beyond. Many visitors describe it as one of the best views they found in Amed, whether in the bright morning or as the sun drops into the sea.

Most people come for that golden hour: several guests mention “perfect” or “fantastic” sunset views and front‑row seats over the bay and underwater temple area. A few note some traffic noise from the road, but nearly all say the panorama makes it worth staying.

From breakfast coffee to evening cocktails

Hours aren’t specified, but reviews span morning coffee stops, lazy afternoons, and sunset dinners, suggesting it runs from breakfast through dinner. One rider stopped in for a morning breakfast with fresh orange juice, coffee and ocean views, while others came back two nights in a row for sunset.

Drinks get plenty of praise: tasty cocktails and fresh mixed juices around 80k for a cocktail and 25–30k for juices are described as “correct” and “not abusive” given the setting. Beer is called cold and inexpensive, and milkshakes and mocktails like a strawberry virgin mojito or “The Good Life” stand out.

Food: local hits, western misses

Most diners call the food “good”, “solid” or “very nice”, especially the grilled fish, grilled prawns, fish and chips, lemon fish soup and Indonesian dishes like fish curry. One regular swears the lemon fish soup is their first order every time they return to Amed.

Experiences with western comfort food are more uneven. Several guests enjoyed a broad menu with western and eastern options and “great success” across categories, but others found spaghetti carbonara like “crumbled egg pasta”, burgers too salty or a bacon sandwich made with poor bread. One reviewer also called a Tom yam soup disappointing, heavy on random add‑ins and light on seafood.

Atmosphere, soundtrack and service

The mood is repeatedly described as relaxed, welcoming and “chill”, with no rush to order and space to just sit with the sunset. Compared with a larger bar next door, some visitors find See You Again “more authentic”, quieter and free of blasting music or crowds.

Service reviews lean warm and friendly, with staff helping guests park, giving lifts back to villas on motorbikes, and even picking people up when they had no transport. A few guests, though, mention slow or uncoordinated service, including one group who left after failing to get a second round of drinks.

Ambience can hinge on small details: one sunset‑seeker found a loud video call nearby broke the magic, while another felt the music didn’t match the gentle evening vibe.

Prices, value and who it suits

Pricing is widely seen as fair or very good for the view, with diners stressing that cocktails at 80.000 and fresh juices at 25–30 feel reasonable for a sunset perch. A couple of people consider some cocktails overpriced for size, and one guest joked they were “paying for the view not for the food”.

See You Again Cafe suits travellers who prize a dreamy Amed view, friendly faces and a laid‑back sunset drink or grilled fish over flawless western recipes or precision service.