Perfect ,thank you for this video. We will slot this in on 26th March before we jump on 8.30 am boat to Nusa lembongan for the day. Love these little gem places. As you said....pick the places that have limited menu items. That way you are guaranteed fresh food always as turn around is huge

@Global_Feast

3 ай бұрын

Exactly! This little place is revered by locals. Really good food. Don’t forget to go early because they sell out!

On my bucket list ,. Watching from Nottingham UK 🇬🇧

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for joining us! Bali is gorgeous.

@RommyTobinson

4 ай бұрын

@@Global_Feast looks amazing, Next stop Thailand 🇹🇭 next stop Bali

Missed Bali ❤❤❤

You two are SO cute! 😊

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

are you from Vancouver?

Went there after seeing it on mark wiens channel, very tasty and filling🤗

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

I think @markwiens has been everywhere first! 😂 Had no idea! We heard about this from a couple of local folks we met, and they were spot on about how good this place was. Loved it!

Thanks for sharing! What types of places do you stay in? Just started watching:)

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

Hi there! Good question. We’re not subsidized or sponsored in any way, so we look for good mid to lower midrange air b&b or guest houses if we are staying in a place for less than a month. In Vietnam we rented a small basic apartment for a couple of months. In India we rented a whole house for 6 months. We don’t need much in terms of luxury, but as we get older, as long as it’s quiet, the bed is good, and there is AC and wifi then we’re happy! In our younger backpacking days we were not as demanding! 😂. Big hotels are not part of our travel though. We’d rather stay in a local neighborhood where it’s easier to get a feel for a place. Thanks for watching! 🙏

gosh, you two even look great from the down angle! 😁 did you love sanur? do you recommend? looks very pretty. love the bird sounds.

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

Sanur was nice. Lovely beach, although we don't really hang out at the beach. High percentage of Australian retirees. Like almost all of Bali, everything is geared to foreign tourism. Sanur actually feels a little ore chill that Ubud. Like all tourist towns, if you go off the beaten track and get away from the Starbucks and the Hard Rock Cafes, you can find the places where the local workers live, play, and eat. If you've been to Waikiki, it's vey similar to the main streets in Bali. Almost all tourist related businesses. Yoga clothing. Souvenir shops. Tour packages. Wellness spas. That stuff is pervasive and awful. However, walking down the side streets and seeing the daily flower offerings, small temples, and fruit stalls, you get a glimpse of a very different Bali. The constant is the warmth and gentleness of the people.

@fifilacarnivali7741

4 ай бұрын

@@Global_Feast lovely. never been to waikiki. never wanted to. 😬 i’ve been looking at going to sidemen, amed and a few other areas up that way. the islands look pretty but you get less culture and more of what we were talking about in the other chat. thanks for the detailed reply!

Why did you guys leave da nang?

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

Good question! The main reason is that we could only get a 3 month visa, and we could only stay so long. The other reason is that our plan was never to permanently move to Da Nang, as much as we have grown to love it. We both have artistic pursuits that need attention in Canada. Laurel has tv and film projects and Rob has several concerts booked between March and October with Strange Advance. We’ll be back though!

Next stop ,Palestine

@Global_Feast

4 ай бұрын

I think that we missed the joke here. We don’t understand your comment at all. I guess if you have to explain the joke, then it’s not really funny.