Know Before You Dine
A short library on the omakase experience in Bali — what it is, what to expect at the counter, how to reserve, and answers to the questions first-time guests ask most.
Best Omakase in Bali: What to Expect at Shun
What an omakase evening at Shun Omakase Counter is really like — the 11-seat counter, 13 to 18 seasonal courses, two nightly seatings, and how to reserve your place.
Read the guide →What Is Omakase?
A simple guide to what omakase means, how the chef-led experience works, and what makes it different from ordering sushi.
Read the guide →How to Book an Omakase Dinner in Bali
When to book, what to prepare, and how to note allergies or a celebration before your seating at Shun.
Read the guide →Japanese Fine Dining in Bali
When omakase is the right choice for a refined Japanese dinner — and how the counter compares to an à la carte meal.
Read the guide →Omakase in Canggu
Where to find the most intimate omakase in Canggu — an 11-seat counter in Berawa, with parking, seatings, and how to get there.
Read the guide →Ready to Join Us at the Counter?
Eleven seats, two seatings nightly, open daily. Reserve your place at Shun Omakase Counter in Berawa, Canggu.