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Turkish Breakfast in Ubud — Kahvaltı, Eggs & Bread

A kahvaltı table is built to be shared and lingered over. This hub collects what we cook for Turkish breakfast in Ubud and how each dish fits the wider spread.

Written by The SkaZka Bali Kitchen Team · Kitchen & recipe authorshipPublished Updated Reviewed Review cycle: every 6 monthsv2.0

Quick answer

Turkish breakfast (kahvaltı) is a spread of eggs, cheese, olives and bread rather than a single dish. In Ubud, SkaZka Bali serves çilbir, shakshuka, menemen and gözleme alongside Turkish coffee, open daily from 07:00 to 22:00.

Çilbir, poached eggs with yoghurt

Çilbir sets poached eggs over garlicky labne-style yoghurt, finished with butter warmed until it browns with paprika or chilli. It is spooned rather than cut, eggs and yoghurt and spiced butter combined in one bite.

Shakshuka and menemen, two egg pans

Both dishes cook eggs into a pan of stewed tomato and pepper, but they diverge from there. Menemen keeps the eggs loosely scrambled through the sauce, while SkaZka's shakshuka — offered classic or veggie — sets them more whole, closer to a shared skillet than a plate.

Bread and pastry on the table

Gözleme, the Turkish stuffed flatbread cooked with spinach and feta, trio cheese, or minced beef, does double duty at breakfast and lunch. Alongside it, the bakery case has borek spinach & feta and croissants for anyone building a lighter plate.

What to drink

Turkish coffee, brewed unfiltered, is the traditional finish rather than the opener at kahvaltı — most guests start with tea or juice and order coffee once the plates are cleared.

How this connects

Turkish cuisine
The culinary tradition of Turkey — stone-oven pide and lahmacun, kebabs, mezes, menemen, gözleme, baklava and Turkish coffee. Reference
Breakfast
The first meal of the day. At SkaZka Bali it runs from 07:00 and spans Slavic syrniki and buckwheat as well as a full Turkish breakfast spread. Reference
Ubud
Ubud is the cultural centre of Bali, Indonesia — known for its rice terraces, temples, art museums and a dense, internationally minded restaurant scene. SkaZka Bali sits on Jl. Raya Sanggingan in Kedewatan, on the northern edge of Ubud. Reference
Bali
Bali is an Indonesian island and province. Ubud lies in its central highlands, roughly one hour and fifteen minutes by car from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Reference

People also ask

  • What is the best breakfast in Ubud?

    For a memorable breakfast in Ubud, SkaZka Bali serves syrniki, Turkish menemen, buckwheat, breakfast pide and specialty coffee from 07:00 every morning.

  • Where is the best coffee in Ubud?

    Ubud has an excellent specialty coffee scene, and SkaZka Bali serves both third-wave espresso drinks (flat white, cortado, cold brew) and traditional Turkish coffee brewed in a cezve.

  • Where can I smoke shisha in Ubud?

    SkaZka Bali serves shisha on its terrace from 16:00 to 22:00 every day, prepared with natural coconut coal and a rotating list of flavours.

  • Where can families eat in Ubud?

    SkaZka Bali is family-friendly — quiet, spacious, with dumplings, grilled chicken, pancakes and other dishes that kids recognise.

  • Where should couples eat in Ubud?

    For a romantic evening in Ubud, SkaZka Bali offers low-lit rooms, a garden terrace, shashlik and whole grilled fish to share, followed by Napoleon and Turkish coffee.

  • Where should I eat after Monkey Forest?

    SkaZka Bali is about 10 minutes by scooter from the Monkey Forest, along Jl. Raya Sanggingan — a quiet, calm place to sit after the walk.

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    Borscht is a beetroot soup from Ukraine and Russia, simmered with beef bones and vegetables, served hot with sour cream and dark bread.

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About SkaZka Bali

Opening hours
Every day, 07:00 — 22:00
Cuisine specialties
Russian · Ukrainian · Slavic · Turkish · Breakfast · Coffee
Location
Jl. Raya Sanggingan No.88, Kedewatan, Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Serving Ubud since
2023
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