8 Best Snacks to Buy in Bali: Crispy Treats and Local Delights

It’s no shame to admit that we all love to snack, especially when it means reliving a bit of our holiday from the comfort of home! Bali is a treasure trove of edible souvenirs that you can bring home with you. Whether you’re after something sweet, spicy, or savoury, here’s a list of the best Balinese snacks to pack in your suitcase.

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Pie Susu: The quintessential Balinese treat

No trip to Bali is complete without indulging in pie susu, or milk pie. This beloved pastry features a thin, buttery crust filled with a creamy egg custard. Top picks include Pie Susu Asli Enaak, considered the original since 1989, and Pie Susu Dhian, a favourite among Singaporean travellers for its freshness and balanced sweetness. Prices are very affordable, with most boxes of around 10 pieces costing between IDR 20,000 and 28,000 (~S$1.60 to S$2.20)

Bali Banana: A modern twist on tradition

Bali Banana offers a contemporary take on banana-based snacks. Their signature banana cake, encased in puff pastry, boasts a crispy exterior and moist interior. Flavours like Original and Chocolate Banana are particularly popular, each priced around IDR38,000 (~S$3.00).

Kacang Disco: The party peanut

Kacang disco, or disco peanuts, are deep-fried peanuts coated in a spicy, savoury batter. Available in flavours such as chilli, chicken, cheese, and barbecue, they’re a crunchy, savoury delight. Priced from IDR25,000 (~S$2.00), they’re readily found in souvenir shops and markets. 

Pia Legong: A gourmet souvenir

For a more artisanal option, seek out Pia Legong, flaky pastries filled with chocolate, cheese, or mung bean paste. Handmade daily at a single shop near Ngurah Rai Airport, these treats are in high demand, so pre-ordering is recommended. At approximately IDR100,000 (~S$7.90) for a box of six, they’re a premium but worthwhile indulgence.

Keripik Kelapa: Crispy coconut chips

Keripik kelapa are thinly sliced coconut chips, deep-fried until golden brown. These crispy snacks offer a subtle coconut flavour and are perfect for munching. They’re widely available in local markets and souvenir shops, typically priced around IDR 25,000 to 35,000 (~S$2.005 to S$2.80) per pack

Keripik Ceker: Chicken feet crackers

Keripik ceker, or chicken feet crackers, are made by frying peeled chicken feet skin to create a light, crispy snack. They’re a unique savoury treat, typically sold in street stalls and supermarkets, with prices around IDR25,000 (~S$2.00) per 100g.

Kopi Kintamani: Bali’s signature coffee

Grown on the slopes of Mount Batur, Kopi Kintamani is renowned for its sweet, floral notes and smooth texture. This Arabica coffee is a must-buy for caffeine aficionados and is available in various blends across the island. 

A premium option is Akasa Kintamani Coffee, which offers varieties including ‘Natural’, ‘Honey’, ‘The Rejeng’, and ‘Black Lava’. Its prices range quite widely from IDR90,000 to IDR350,000 (~S$7.10 to S$27.70) per pack.

TiKerMon: Bali’s one-stop snack shop

This final entry is a special one. TiKerMon by Chocomory is a popular snack shop in Bali known for its curated range of locally made treats, including their signature crispy almond butter cookies. If you’re feeling spoilt for choice after going through this list, just swing by TiKerMon and pick up whatever catches your eye first!

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Bring a taste of Bali home

Snacks make the best souvenirs: easy to pack and great to share with family and friends. These treats are a solid way to keep the Bali vibes going long after the trip ends (with no risk of Bali belly). So save a little space in your bag and load up when you can!