Welcome to Ginger Moon a modern eatery inspired by the people of Bali and Indonesia, and the myriad tropical ingredients which make the island's cuisine so exciting.



“Where in Bali?” Seminyak, and especially “Eat Street”, is the hub of Bali’s renowned dining scene and our Modern Asian Canteen is at its heart. An air-conditioned oasis on an otherwise bustling street, Ginger Moon is a warm and welcoming restaurant, and from the moment you are greeted, our friendly and professional service team with their naturally caring Balinese hospitality, make even the most weary of travelers feel at home.






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Highlights from the Ginger Moon Menu 2018

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    Cauliflower Pizza

    Surprisingly rectangular; enhanced with whole crispy curry leaves.

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    Half Moon Steamed Buns at the WWW

    Dean's homage to the internets...

  • Duck Dumpling

    Very Good Luck
    (unless you're the duck!)

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  • Bali Nachos

    Mouth watering and really very pretty. "A Triumph" - Dame Edna

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    Mother-in-Law's Chicken Curry

    Sells so well I hope she's on commission!

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    Gado Gado

    Classic Balinese dish, flavoured with herbs from our extensive rooftop gardens!




"It's a Sharing Thing!”


The beating heart of Ginger Moon is first class chef Dean Keddell. “We use regional flavours and ingredients and present them in fun and exciting ways, the presentation remains familiar whilst the flavors firmly remind you where you are in the world.”

Dean spent many years travelling the globe and he says he learnt one very important thing, “Whenever people share a meal with friends, family or loved ones, this is when they are at their happiest.”


So with this in mind, when dining at Ginger Moon order several dishes to share, take your time and relax, your experience will be all the better for it.


"When in Bali"

A creative list of locally-inspired alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails, and several icy cold beers, are on offer to complement Ginger Moon’s cuisine. A small and surprisingly varied wine list keeps things interesting for wine connoisseurs and of course there is an innovative fresh tropical juice menu, a loose leaf tea list and we also make great coffee!

We all look forward to welcoming you to Ginger Moon








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Ginger Moon - Media Reviews


Ginger Moon is a new kid on the block - but the Aussie chef behind it certainly isn't ... Dean Keddell has almost three decades of experience behind him.. he founded Bali's famous Gado Gado but this is his first venture into his own business and according to Rob Broadfield this eatery should be on your list of must-trys.

"I think they like the fact that you can still recognise the food, it is Indonesian influenced but it's still recognisable i haven't hidden it so much that no one knows what they're eating" Dean says.

And that's reflected in the menu - Bali on a plate, with all the twists and turns you'd expect from a chef like Dean - beef redang pizza that'll set you back just $9 and there is Dean's babi guling pork bun

"That's the flavours of Bali, the flavours of Bali exactly what it is, it's not even the flavours of Indonesia, it's so indigenous to here" Rob says.



Today Tonight Article




GoodFood.com.au
News & Reviews
Dean Keddell, a long-term presence in Sydney restaurant kitchens has been in Bali seven years, but only recently opened modern Asian eatery Ginger Moon.

It is already getting some promising reviews, so put it on the growing list of places to visit.


Ginger Moon serves modern Asian food a step away from the madness of endless streams of cars and motorbikes, sometimes including a family of five with a baby and a chicken!

Australian chef Dean Keddell explains the challenges. "Bali in some instances is a million miles away from home," he says. "Consistent and varied produce is difficult to find. A reliance on imported items by restaurants and hotels and the local government rulings are at odds with each other - this can make things very difficult and in some cases very expensive.

"There are no apprenticeships in Bali for cooks, so the only real way to have good staff is to train them yourself, which is a very slow but rewarding process."


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