Miss Fish Bali, Berawa: Omakase to Club and What It Costs

Omakase followed by dancing at Miss Fish Bali, Jl. Raya Semat No.4, Berawa, realistically costs around IDR 1.6-2.6 million per person before tax and service, assuming omakase plus two cocktails. The venue has been open since 2022, and according to NOW! Bali it runs Tuesday-Sunday, 6pm-5am. One roof, two jobs: Japanese restaurant early in the night, house music club later.

What to order: omakase, robata and cocktails

The space has three parts. The Omakase Bar is a curved onyx counter for 14, the indoor Patio seats 14 for groups, and the Lounge holds about 50 seated or 80 standing. The food is Japanese with Latin American and European touches and changes with the seasons. Dishes named by NOW! Bali include Peruvian ceviche, A5 Miyazaki ribeye, octopus robatayaki, foie gras gyomaki and tom yum shiromi.

One correction to older write-ups: 2025 coverage named Spanish chef Carlos Barvo, while the official site as of September 2026 lists Head Chef Putra Agustina. The bar is led by Rahadhie Putra; the Coastal Martini (anchovy-washed vodka, rosemary gin, Chardonnay) gets the most mentions, and the shelf holds more than 40 sake and Japanese whisky labels.

What it costs

• Omakase: roughly IDR 1.2-2 million per person according to third-party guides; the official price is not on the website, so ask when booking.
• Cocktails: around IDR 180,000-280,000 each (checked September 2026).
• Dinner deposit: IDR 300,000 per person (official site), forfeited if you cancel within 24 hours, though you can reschedule.
• Bar-area tables after dinner carry a minimum spend, confirmed when you reserve.
• Coming just for the club, two or three cocktails come to about IDR 400,000-850,000.

Peak hours and when to go

The kitchen closes well before the bar, so book dinner for around 7-8:30pm. After 11pm the lounge switches to DJs (house, Afro, Latin, melodic and tech house), and Guest List Now notes that weekends past midnight often feel packed. Thursday to Sunday before 11pm is the best balance of food and atmosphere.

An honest verdict

It suits couples or small groups who want a serious dinner and a dance without changing venues. It does not suit you if you want a big club: the lounge only fits a few dozen people. The rules are strict too. Dinner tables are held for 2 hours, arriving more than 15 minutes late can cost you the table, and shorts, sandals or beachwear are refused.

Address and booking

• Location: View on Google Maps, Jl. Raya Semat No.4, Tibubeneng
• Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 6pm-5am, closed Monday (per NOW! Bali; double-check on Instagram)
• Bookings: form on missfishbali.com, email [email protected], or phone/WhatsApp +62 812-3000-6477 (number from the official site)
• Instagram: @missfishbali

Jl. Raya Semat is narrow and stays busy with scooters until dawn. If you are heading home at 3-4am after drinking, leave the rental scooter and book a car. Another bar in the same area is covered in our notes on Vault Berawa, and area comparisons are in the Bali nightlife guide 2026.

On Sunday nights, check their Instagram for ZOREN, a concept whose theme changes every week.