Hu'u Bar & Restaurant

The Hu'u was our original meet-up spot, and although things didn't work out for the meet-up, we did meet Santo and Rini here for afternoon lunch.
There weren't very many people here during the afternoon, but apparently it gets pretty busy in the evening. During the day you can dress very casual (as you can see from our pictures), but when the sun sets the rules become a little more stringent...no flip-flops, sleeveless shirts, shorts, etc.
The atmosphere is really nice, and it gets better after dark. The food was good, the service was better, and one of the bartenders was very entertaining juggling bottles and glasses! I was also impressed with their restrooms...quite elegant! The men's restroom even had a small pool with koi.
The prices are a little above average, around 30USD for lunch for 2, excluding drinks. Everything is professional...the staff, the service, the place settings, and presentation of food.

It's another establishment in Seminyak Oberoi area, Bali, where along the way filled up with international and local restaurant. Compared to the famous Ku De Ta, this one is quite a scene to enjoy as an alternative.

This Hu'u distinquish itself by having a secluded open air garden, combined with poolside dinner tables, aisle filled up with couches. Performances are often staged on top of the pool, with the schedule being published in many free magazines all over the island.

6-9.30 PM are the hours for dinner, and after, the scene is adjusted to more a bar atmosphere.
I would say the dinner is rather classy, or fancy, with people being dressed up to be seen (and surely 'to see).

While for drink, it's a variety of dress code there, with slippers and shorts being allowed, stage is getting crowder by the night. Musics is going to depend on who's playing the disc, and sometimes on occasions, international DJs are being flown in.

Having a drink over the bar, or couch, enjoying the lighting and ocean breeze is one think I would recommend to all. Getting there is not difficult at all, if you're on the area, most taxi driver will direct you to this with you're mentioning Hu'u - Oberoi area.
Heiniken beer cost at 35,000 rupiah ($4), and it's a real bargain for you to enjoying life in Bali.