La Cabaña Lombok
Lombok and Gilis
At a glance
La Cabaña is a Spanish-inspired restaurant at Sikara Lombok Hotel on Jalan Mawun in Kuta, serving paellas, tapas and contemporary Indonesian dishes. The menu brings together familiar Spanish cooking and local favourites, with modern techniques, seasonal produce and organically grown ingredients shaping the kitchen’s approach. The result is a varied dining style that suits a full meal, lighter sharing plates or a relaxed drink.
Spanish classics form the restaurant’s main identity. Paella is a signature focus, while tapas provide a more informal way to sample several flavours across the table. The menu also includes Spanish staples such as patatas bravas and huevos rotos, alongside Indonesian dishes including nasi goreng with a contemporary interpretation. This combination gives La Cabaña a clear Spanish character without separating it from its Lombok setting.
The dining room has a warm, polished feel, with natural materials and handwoven lighting contributing to a relaxed setting. A large decorative feature draws inspiration from Lombok’s traditional alang-alang roof form, using bamboo and natural wood in its design. The result is an atmosphere that balances resort style with earthy local references, making the restaurant suitable for breakfast, daytime dining, dinner and sunset cocktails.
La Cabaña works for diners looking for a more considered restaurant setting within a hotel, as well as those interested in sharing plates and Spanish-style cooking. Its broad menu can accommodate different dining moods, from a leisurely breakfast to an evening meal built around paella and tapas. The restaurant also offers a practical option for visitors exploring Kuta and the surrounding area, including travellers moving between Lombok and the Gilis.
Located at Jl. Mawun No. 2, Kuta, in Central Lombok, La Cabaña is part of the Sikara Lombok Hotel. The restaurant’s service runs across the day and into the evening, with cocktails forming part of the sunset offering. Reservations and enquiries can be directed to the venue before a visit.
