Moyo Island, Indonesia
Dining guide
Amanwana Dining Guide
The Restaurant is the dinner room: an open pavilion toward Medang, island herbs and reef fish, Asian and western cards, breakfast through dinner on full board. Beach barbecues, Bakela feasts and boat picnics are the second table. The teak bar sits in the same pavilion; the sand drink is the beach pour. Music Pavilion at the far end for tea and sunset. Open to guests and non-residents when tables exist. Breakfast, lunch and dinner included. Alcohol extra. This is not all-inclusive.
Before you book dinner
- The Dining Room serves breakfast from 6:30am to 10:30am, lunch from 12:00pm to 3:00pm, and dinner from 6:30pm to 10:30pm.
- Beach barbecue dinners with live campfire acoustic music are hosted regularly.
- Private candlelit beach dining can be set up directly on the sand at the water’s edge.
The Dining Room at Amanwana
Fresh Indonesian catches, pan-Asian flavors & Western grill
Serving dishes crafted with organic island produce, fresh catches from local fishermen, and international fine dining daily from 6:30am to 10:30pm.
Full guide →The Beach Bar & Campfire
Tropical cocktails, afternoon teas & fireside beach barbecues
Serving fresh tropical fruit juices, artisanal cocktails, afternoon teas, and beach barbecue dinners under the stars from 10:00am until 11:00pm daily.
Full guide →Amanwana dining FAQ
- What dining venues are at Amanwana?
- Venues include The Dining Room under the central teak pavilion and The Beach Bar & Campfire.
- What cuisine is served?
- The camp serves freshly caught Indonesian seafood, tropical curries, and Western fine dining.
- What are the dining hours for The Dining Room?
- The Dining Room is open daily for breakfast (6:30-10:30am), lunch (12-3pm), and dinner (6:30-10:30pm).
- Are beach barbecues held?
- Yes, open-air beach barbecues illuminated by bonfires are held on the sand.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026