Curries N More - Ubud | Best Indian Food & Halal Restaurant in Bali
The venue's own website states that all its food is 100% halal certified, using only halal-certified ingredients and following strict halal preparation guidelines.
Per-allergen evidence
The venue's own website states that all its food is 100% halal certified, using only halal-certified ingredients and following strict halal preparation guidelines. This claim comes directly from the venue and is considered the highest-weight source for a self-declared certification. No other sources provide contradictory evidence.
The venue’s website lists a dedicated ‘Vegan curries’ section and a ‘Vegan Dishes’ menu category that includes items such as ‘Vegan butter chick’n’ and ‘Vegan chicken tikka masala’. The menu marks vegan options. No mention of a dedicated prep area, separate fryer, or specific cross-contamination protocols appears. The kitchen serves meat, dairy, and egg dishes, so cross-contamination risk exists. The Honeycombers article notes ‘a wide selection of vegan dishes’ but offers no structural detail.
[1] Verified blog Curries n More - Indian Gourmet Flavors, curriesnmorebali.com
The venue's own website provides a full menu with vegan and vegetarian sections, and the FAQ states that the food is "100% halal certified." No allergen marking codes appear on the dishes, and there is no information about a dedicated kitchen.fetched May 19, 2026[2] Verified blog 13 BEST Indian Restaurants in Bali – my top curry houses of 2026, thehoneycombers.com
A Honeycombers article lists 13 best Indian restaurants in Bali, including venues such as Spice Mantraa and Aunty Ji's. Curries N More is not mentioned, as the article covers other venues.fetched May 19, 2026The venue's website has a dedicated 'Vegetarian combo' and a 'Paneer (Vegetarian)' section, clearly marking vegetarian options. However, the kitchen is shared with meat and fish dishes, and no dedicated prep or equipment is mentioned. Cross-contamination risk is present.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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