Bali Belly

Eat like a local. Dodge the Bali belly.

Bali Belly reads public 1★ and 2★ reviews of restaurants and warungs across Bali, looking for people who say they got sick after eating there. It turns that into a risk score out of 100 for each spot, so you can weigh it up before you eat.

Guides

Safest places to eat in Bali, by area and by type of food
How to avoid Bali belly
Is the food in Bali safe?
Is ice safe in Bali? and is Bali tap water safe?
Is acai safe in Bali?, are salads safe? and is fast food safe?
Bali food poisoning statistics: what 238,000 reviews show
How the Bali Belly score works

Get help

Email support@redpoint.studio and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. Include your iPhone model and iOS version if you're reporting a bug.

Common questions

How is the score worked out?

We compare the number of illness reports to the total number of reviews, so busy places aren't punished for being popular. Higher is safer: under 50 is high risk, 50 to 79 moderate, and 80 and up low risk. A typical Bali spot scores around 70. Places with few reviews stay close to that average until there's enough to go on.

Is the score a guarantee?

No. The score describes what reviewers say happened to them. It isn't a health inspection, and any meal anywhere can make you sick. Use it as one more thing to weigh up, along with your own judgement.

How do I restore a purchase?

Open the app, go to your profile, and tap Restore purchases. Make sure you're signed in to the App Store with the same Apple ID you bought with.

How do I cancel?

The Trip Pass is a one-off payment and never renews, so there's nothing to cancel. The Yearly plan renews automatically; cancel any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions on your iPhone, at least 24 hours before it renews.

How do I get a refund?

Payments are handled by Apple, so refunds are too. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com.

A score looks wrong

Let us know at support@redpoint.studio with the name of the place, and we'll take a look.