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After my arrival at bali, we headed to Kuta beach just metres away from our hotel which is about 10~15 minutes walking distance (depending how fast you walk also la).

From far, you can already judge how strong the wave is. No wonder that Bali is famous for surfing, it’s considered one of the surfing paradise. You can actually see many mat saleh bring their surfing boards there and strut their stuff. There’s just too many reasons to mention why we love the beach.

Oh, not to forget. Bikini gals by the beach, specially those sun-tanning ones.

From far, the wave somewhat looks like a mini tsunami. Please dun commit suicide. Go save yourself, swim and run for your life.

oOooooOoo..sexy laydeh!

Nice wave~

Check out the reflection on the beach. It’s really nice like a painting.

We spotted this flag but I got no idea what flag is this. Doesn’t seem to be Indonesia flag coz Indonesia flag with just red and white. Can anyone tell me what flag is that?

If you see on the beach itself, you’ll see lotsa holes with a small little creature moving. If you take a closer look, here it is. A tiny lil crab!

Awhile later we took a cab and headed to Jimbaran beach for a seafood dinner by the beach. Sounds nice right? It is really nice as it sounds! There’s no reason for you not to love this!

See the ocean behind me? The feelings of having this dinner is just too satisfying! You get to enjoy the food while looking at the ocean and listen to the sound of the wave. Your stress level will certainly decrease, we should have this in Malaysia. I’m sure it’ll be a demand.

Bintang is really a star in Bali. You see most people drinking Bintang there coz it’s almost half the price compared to other beer.

I ordered for a coconut for my drink. It’s huge!

The airport is just kinda right beside us. Fantastic! We could see the plane landing even from our table. Jimbaran beach is a little different from the Kuta beach. Here, you can see lotsa lil sampan around, I guess they use it for some fishing here.

Of coz, there’s not only one restaurant there, there are like about 5~10 restaurants there. See the amount of people? Dun play play.

My friends have earlier on went to choose the seafood for the chef to cook, so, while waiting for our main dishes, we spotted the stall which sells jagung bakar (baked jagung). They sell 3 types of flavour which is sweet, salty, and spicy.

I ordered for the spicy jagung cuz I’ve never tried that in my life before. I tell you hor, it’s superbly yummy! You feel the crunchiness and juiciness accompanied by the spiciness in each bite. Oh gosh,it’s making me craving for more now! Too bad I can’t find it here. Anyone knows where to spicy jagung bakar here? =(

Not long later our main dishes has finally served.

1.4kg Red Snapet @ IDR 140,000 (RM49.70).

0.5kg Jumbo Prawns(5 parwns) @ IDR180,000 (RM63.90).

1.2kg Calamari @ IDR120,000 (RM42.60).

1.0kg Garoupa @ IDR100,000 (RM35.50).

Free Vegetables. It’s refillable.

Free Rice too.

Look at the amount of people having dinner by the beach there!

We spent IDR826,000 (RM293.23) on the dinner, excluding jagung bakar.

Oh yeah… Not to forget there are a group of people who sings table by table and ask for some donation.

They sang a song and Mr. BF requested for one more song which is Rasa Sayang.

When they finished the song, they asked for donation and Mr BF paid IDR2000. While giving the donation, Mr. BF requested for one more song, the dude saw the amount of donation and ignored us and faster move to next table. LOL. We’re just too kiam-siap. Tell me, how much would you donate?