11 Restaurants Where You Can Earn and Redeem Your Coconut Rewards Points in Bali

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11 Restaurants Where You Can Earn and Redeem Your Coconut Rewards Points in Bali

Have you ever been interested in joining a loyalty program, but feel hesitant because it is limited to that one particular brand? Fret not! Meet Coconut Rewards, a multi-brand loyalty program with a digital membership system. Your points can be earned and redeemed in all Coconut Rewards’ merchants, and you don’t need a physical membership card that you have to carry in your wallet. Simply tell the staffs your e-mail and you’re good to go!

The following list informs you twelve restaurants (among others) where you can earn and redeem your Coconut Rewards points in Bali.

1. Faces Restaurant
Faces is the gourmet restaurant by the main poolside of The Balé, Nusa Dua. Specialising in modern Mediterranean and Indonesian cuisine, Faces offers delicious breakfast and high-quality seafood and light cuisine for lunch and dinner.

2. Bali Tower
The Bali Tower at The Menjangan Resort serves Mediterranean and Indonesian delicacies. The best part? It towers over the trees of West Bali National Park, giving you a view like no other.

3. Pantai Restaurant
Also at The Menjangan Resort is Pantai Restaurant, which offers mouthwatering breakfast menus, such as “Eggs Florentine”, alongside fresh seafood and barbecue.

4. TAPA Bistro
TAPA Bistro is one of Bali’s best spots for tapas and cocktail! It hosts live music performances four times a week.

5. Vue Beach Club
Vue Beach Club at LV8 Resort Hotel is the ultimate beachfront venue in Bali. It boasts rows of coconut trees, colourful cabanas, relaxing daybeds, and infinity pool!

6. Bamboo Restaurant
This in-house restaurant of The Amala offers a variety of healthy food—using organic and raw ingredients whenever possible—in Indonesian, South East Asian, and Western flavours.

7. Gong Restaurant
The Santai’s Gong Restaurant is a beautiful restaurant, especially during daytime when plenty of natural light passes through the glass-panelled wooden roof. It mainly serves Asian-inspired dishes and international favourites.

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Photo by Pantai Restaurant