ウブド: ダンスショー＋ロストシティでのディナー - 人類の物語

To start, our cab drivers were not familiar with the location. They tend to be familiar with the places to go, don’t they? When we arrived, there were buildings with construction debris sprinkled around. We thought we were in the wrong place until one of my friends found Arthur who directed us on where to go. Well, the notation about this not being wheelchair accessible is an understatement. If you have foot, ankle, knee, hip, back or respiratory challenges I would avoid this venue. You must walk down several series of uneven stairs that are carved out of stone no handrails to hold onto and the rise on each step is challenging as well. I thought I was going to a dinner show, so I wore flat sandals with a long dress. Had I known I would have to hike down ...and later hike up...a long series of steps carved into a hill I would have worn sneakers and slacks. And make sure to bring your bug repellent as you are near a river once you reach the bottom of the hill. The seating was “in character” for an ancient city, but not comfortable at all. Wait are we in the Shire with the Hobbits? Your seat is a log of wood with a cushion. No back support. It was challenging to follow the concept of selecting a card, which indicated which spice would be used in the preparation of your meal. All guests were invited at once to form a line and make their selections for their meal. Much like a stir fry where you pick what you want and hand over to a chef to cook it for you. The meal itself was tasty and the staff was friendly. The show itself made no sense at all. I kept looking for a plot but never found it. I believe the author had a lot of good ideas that they wanted to convey about enjoying life, expressing gratitude and appreciating those you love. But the result was a disjointed mess of a show with a young lady strutting around the yard as a hen but yiping like a small dog. I was confused. I’m still trying to figure out the significance of the man wearing a monkey mask representing courage and high fiving the audience members.

Amateuristic show, bad service, food is so and so. Venue looks great, but deserves better

The show was great and the dancers and narrator worked hard to make it entertaining and interactive. From when you sit down a staff member comes to you and the interactive fun begins, including drawing a card from a deck that later on gives you a mix of spices to include in your dinner if you wish. Later on there’s multiple fire dances and opportunity to interact with them. The staff were all so lovely and welcoming and the food was really nice, including a complimentary snack and non-alcoholic shot of some sort! I went solo and still really enjoyed myself and can absolutely recommend this for groups or solo as an amazing experience.

I believe every experience has its audience — this one simply was not for us. We were expecting a refined fine dining experience paired with a high-end dinner show, similar to what you find in other premium tourist destinations. Unfortunately, the reality fell far short of those expectations. The staff and crew were friendly, welcoming, and always smiling, which was probably the highlight of the evening. However, the overall production, set design, and atmosphere felt surprisingly mediocre and lacked the quality and sophistication heavily implied by the promotional photos and reviews online. This was our final night in Bali, and we had hoped for a memorable and magical evening. Instead, it ended up being one of the most disappointing experiences of our trip. We ultimately decided to leave immediately after the show and skip the dinner altogether. The appetizers served beforehand were excessively oily and did not give us confidence in the rest of the meal. The seating arrangement was chaotic and uncomfortable, the ambient lighting was poorly executed, and the restroom facilities were honestly unsettling — outdated, poorly maintained, and not particularly clean. If you are looking for a truly premium or luxury-level experience in Bali, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. To be fair, our travel agency booked this based on the glowing reviews and curated marketing photos across multiple platforms, but in our opinion, those materials do not accurately reflect the actual experience. After reading several other reviews, it also seems the management may not respond particularly well to constructive criticism, so it will be interesting to see their response to this feedback.

Started with delicious snack and welcome drink. Then an awesome interactive show and a delicious dinner! The cocktails are delicious as well

A very cleverly weaved story of many indigenous cultures ancient history. Perfection 🙌 A must see for anyone with a passion for travel, history and culture. When you know, you know 😉 A truly enchanting and magical evening 🥰🫶 Fantastic staff, great food and a beautiful experience, even in the rain, what a blessing, Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙏

We attended a dance show by purchasing the ticket right in front of the theater entrance. The beauty of the costumes and the great expressiveness of the gestures of the actors are striking.

Great evening, good food, fun dance show where audience got involved... can definitely recommend a visit 👍

Definitely has nothing to do with Bali. Was entertained by the dancers and setting but wish it was more Bali related. Not even the food is a Balinese experience since it is more a copy of Mongolian Grill where one selects raw food/spices and they cook it. Other thing to consider is that it takes 90 minutes to get here from the major Bali hotels located in Nusa Dua.

Besides the rain that ambushed us mid show! it was a great experience! The staff and performers were amazing and very interactive! The food was perfect, it was a unique experience and we highly recommend!