Sista Dumpling

Wowowow I just came from HK and this was ones the best meals I’ve had in Bali so far… the Dan Dan noodles were on par with the ones I’ve had in Asia and the states, maybe even a bit better. The wagyu beef dumplings & seafood XLB were also soo flavorful and delicious. The skewers you can skip though. Highly recommend!! Also it’s such a nice and serene vibe, open/indoor concept with a view of rice fields

Sista Dumpling is a must if you’re in Bali. The dumplings are unreal — fresh, packed with flavour, and cooked perfectly every time. Great variety on the menu, super friendly staff, and a chill vibe that makes you want to stay longer than planned. We came once and had to come back again. Easily one of the best dumpling spots in Bali.

Sitting across from the rice fields while eating and drinking something is very enjoyable. The seats are comfortable, and it’s a nice, cozy, and friendly place. The only issue is that there are a few mosquitoes in the evenings—if that problem is solved, there’s nothing else to complain about. Recommended 👍🏻

Such a cute spot that overlooks a rice field and the dumplings are super fresh and made to order. A friend had recommended we try this place and it did not disappoint! Great service, fast and efficient and the drinks are tasty and unique as well. Def check this spot out!

This dumpling spot is conveniently located right in the heart of Canggu, and the setting is easily one of its highlights. The patio opens onto rice fields, giving a peaceful, scenic view that makes for a lovely and relaxing meal. The food was a slightly underwhelming. Not bad but not exactly tasty. The xiao long baos were the standout dish. The soup was flavorful, and I appreciated that the dumplings didn’t dry out even after cooling, which is rare for soup dumplings. The pan fried dumplings were actually quite good, though not what I expected. The menu described them as soupy beef dumplings, but they ended up tasting more like a beef puff pastry. Still enjoyable, just not what the description suggested. The wonton soup was fine, though the broth lacked richness and leaned more toward a braised pork flavor rather than the expected char siu. Overall, it’s a nice place to sit and enjoy the view with decent meals.