Klaus Huang

Went there yesterday to have dinner with my friends. The location is quite far from the downtown, yet not in the remotest area of Dago district. This petite Suki place offers four main selections of Suki with affordable price. There are three kinds of soup for your Suki: tom yum, miso chicken, and spicy chicken; all of them are worth trying. Also, there are a couple of side dish you can order alongside your Suki. 

The seating area is quite cozy and comfortable; yellow bulbs create warmer ambiance in the simplicity of the settings. There is a bar in the back part of the main building overlooking the valley and the downtown. 

Our last visit was worth sharing. I went to Saka with four of my friends to celebrate my birthday. T'was Ramadhan so they served free desserts for us--a fruit and jelly soup which got rosy island feel. The food was delectable. The Butter Chicken Schnitzel I ordered did not disappoint me; the Indian style gravy was so luscious and somewhat addictive, I'd order it again on the next visit. The Balinese Dori and Pan Fried Dori were served in such a visually attractive fashion. 

The place has some kind of rustic, homey ambiance with a touch of mid-century. The mural drawn on the high wall is the main point of interest of this place, complementing the high ceiling. The music was good, the shift from folk-ish, jazz music into deep house tunes was so smooth. Undoubtedly, Saka is a great place to "fancy" hangout with friends and relatives.