Warung Sharaswaty
Anna PhippsAnna Phipps/Guest Contributor/RESTAURANTS, UBUD/ Updated : Sep 14, 2016, 13:06 IST
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Warung Sharaswaty is an authentic family run vegetarian Indian restaurant, and is the only pure veg Indian restaurant situated in Ubud. The environment upstairs is nice and relaxing, with comfy bean bag chairs to sit on and colour … Read more
Warung Sharaswaty is an authentic family run vegetarian Indian restaurant, and is the only pure veg Indian restaurant situated in Ubud. The environment upstairs is nice and relaxing, with comfy bean bag chairs to sit on and colourful fabrics draped from the ceiling of the open-air bamboo roof. Read less

Warung Sharaswaty is an authentic family run vegetarian Indian restaurant, and is the only pure veg Indian restaurant situated in Ubud. The environment upstairs is nice and relaxing, with comfy bean bag chairs to sit on and colourful fabrics draped from the ceiling of the open-air bamboo roof.
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