Food & drink prices at Mamaka Bali
Food and beverage pricing at Mamaka Bali is consistently reported as expensive, with specific instances of major price miscommunication (a steak charged at 10 times expected price) and hidden breakfast charges raising significant value concerns.
All claims are recent (May–July 2026), indicating current pricing practices with no temporal improvement detected.
What the reviews tell us
Major pricing miscommunication: steak charged at AUD$240 instead of expected AUD$24, suggesting inadequate menu clarity or labeling
Food prices described as expensive by multiple reviewers with no corresponding positive value commentary
Breakfast is not fully included; some breakfast items incur additional charges beyond the room rate
Hotel does not offer guest discounts on food and beverage spending
Reviewers report consistent frustration with food and beverage costs at Mamaka Bali. Multiple guests describe the pricing as expensive, with no offsetting comments on value or affordability. Most significantly, one guest discovered a catastrophic pricing error: a steak was charged at AUD$240 instead of the anticipated AUD$24—a tenfold difference that suggests either severe menu labeling failures or a major communication breakdown. Additionally, breakfast was not fully included in the rate; at least some breakfast items carried extra charges. One reviewer expressed frustration that the hotel does not offer guests discounts on food and drink. While the volume of claims is limited, the specificity and consistency of negative sentiment—particularly the pricing transparency issue—indicate a genuine concern for cost-conscious travelers.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 4 supporting reviewsWould be nice if guests got a small discount on food and drink
Was unexpected to be celebrated for ordering the steak, until we realised it was $240 AUD not the $24AUD we thought it was
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