We’re now just 2 and a half weeks away from kicking off the 2022 Ubud Food Festival!
The launch of our second program release spotlights new additions to our dazzling line-up of chefs, and opens up ticket sales for our game-changing Masterclasses and mouth-watering Special Events.
Get ready to bask in Bali’s beautiful June sun and join us for an unmissable weekend of culinary indulgence on June 24 – 26th.
From long table lunches to culinary collaborations between Southeast Asia's leading chefs, our Special Events put the best of Bali on the table
View AllCelebrating the deliciousness and diversity of Indonesian cuisine; at the Teater Kuliner stage, you can taste the creations of the archipelago's most talented chefs.
View AllHome of compelling conversations and unique insights, this stage is an opportunity to come together to share stories, swap ideas, and unite in supporting the vibrant and sustainable future of the culinary industry.
View AllWhen the sun sets, it will only get warmer at Ubud Food Festival 2022. In the evenings, we bring you Bali’s most talented young musicians.
View AllWe are pleased to announce that we have opened the call for accreditation for local and international media for this year’s UFF. For media wishing to cover this year’s UFF …
Last week, the Ubud Food Festival announced the first round of #UFF22 Highlight Speakers set to join us in Ubud on the 24 – 26th of June for the return of our three-day cross-cultural culinary adventure, …
Ubud Food Festival tahun ini kembali diadakan pada tanggal 24 – 26 Juni, setelah vakum selama dua tahun karena Covid-19. Diperhitungkan sebagai pertemuan kuliner lintas budaya yang paling menarik di …
Founded in 2015, the Ubud Food Festival returns this year on 24th – 26th June, after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19. Considered the region’s most exciting cross-cultural culinary gathering, …
The following resorts and hotels have shown extremely generous support for our event by providing accommodation for the Festival’s chefs and speakers.
Ubud is often regarded as Bali’s cultural and artistic capital. What seems to most outsiders like one small town, Ubud actually consists of fourteen villages, each run by its own Banjar, or village committee. Throughout Ubud are some remarkable places to eat, drink, learn and explore, all amongst a general feeling of peace and well-being.