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Though Denpasar may not be a popular destination for party-goers, it can still cater to your night activities with quite a few entertainment centres and its famous night markets. These establishments are generally crowded and lively places.
For more night entertainment options, Sanur, Kuta and Seminyak are not too far away.
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Located at the Simpang Enam roundabout in Teuku Umar Street, Akasaka Bali is the most renowned one-stop entertainment place in Denpasar. It performs three functions; karaoke, music club, and dining and has four VIP rooms for up to 20 people, 14 VIP room for eight to ten people, and the seven standard rooms here will bring out the best in your karaoke talents. Its music club provides private balcony rooms and holds regular DJ gigs, dancing and fashion shows, as well special events every three months when Indonesian celebrities perform. Indonesian and Asian cuisine from its restaurant are at reasonable prices and can be ordered from the other two areas.
Opening Hours: Karaoke & Restaurant: 13:00 – 03:00, Music Club: 22:00 – 04:00
Location: Simpang Enam, Jalan Teuku Umar
New Star’s resident DJs’ collections of funky house music mixed with progressive beats are guaranteed to keep you on the floor and dancing the night away. The club has a capacity of 1,000 people and guest DJ performances are scheduled once a month. The regular hot sexy hot dancers are a major attraction. New Star also features 16 karaoke rooms for six to ten people and one that can hold up to 20 people. Some rooms even have mini parlours before the karaoke area, two others have private balconies directly overlooking the hall, and several are separate from the main building. New Star, previously known as Nu Dewata, has a Balinese exterior with a futuristic interior.
Location: Jalan Gunung Sapotan
One night in Denpasar wouldn’t be complete without a visit to its most renowned night market, Pasar Senggol Kreneng. The busy and colourful market is side by side with Kreneng’s small terminal for public transportation, approximately three kilometres from the centre of the city. Apart from other commodities sold here, the night market is famous for its incredibly cheap and wide-ranging choice of street food. Smiling food vendors with their food carts sell mostly flavoursome Balinese food, although you can also try other specialties from different regions in Indonesia depending on your taste.
Opening Hours: 18:30 - late
Location: Jalan Kamboja
Wahana Billiard Center Bali is a sport entertainment café located along famous Teuku Umar Street. It stands on a 1,100sqm large piece of land with high-standard billiard facilities as well amusing events. Its regular area holds 11 pool tables and the exclusive one has nine. There are two VIP rooms where you can play and watch movies on 42-inch plasma TV at the same time, or even sing karaoke. Live music is on Wednesdays and Fridays, while DJ performances are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. WBC also serves Western, Oriental, and Indonesian cuisines.
Opening Hours: 10:00 – 02:00
Location: Jalan Teuku Umar no. 39
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