Redpoint StudioIs Acai Queen Bali safe to eat at?
Acai Queen has 2 outlets with enough reviews to score, and all of them are in the low-risk band.
By Redpoint Studio, makers of Bali Belly · Updated 4 November 2026 · Scores from October 2026
Short answer
Every Acai Queen outlet we could score is in our low-risk band (80+): Ubud scores 98 on 2,600+ reviews, and Kuta scores 96 on 2,300+ reviews. Only 23% of Bali places with 300+ reviews reach that band. The score reflects what reviewers report, not an inspection.
Acai Queen Bali at a glance
| Ubud | Kuta | |
|---|---|---|
| Bali Belly score | 98 / 100 | 96 / 100 |
| Reviews scored | 2,615 | 2,357 |
| Neighbourhood | Ubud | Kuta |
| Type of place | Cafe | Cafe |
| Rank in the area | 7th of 75 low-risk places | 12th of 89 low-risk places |
| Map | Google Maps | Google Maps |
What a score of 98 means
A Bali Belly score is out of 100 and higher is safer. It comes from public 1 and 2 star reviews: how often reviewers say they got sick after eating somewhere, compared with the rest of Bali, and how many reviews sit behind that figure. The median Bali place scores 70. Of the 3,366 places with at least 300 reviews, 770 (23%) score 80 or more, and every Acai Queen outlet is one of them.
It is a reading of what reviewers report, not a health inspection, and it says nothing about taste. A good score lowers the odds; it doesn't remove them. See how the score works.
Lowering your risk when you eat here
- Food that is cooked to order and served hot is lower risk than food that has been sitting out.
- Raw dishes, salads, smoothies and juices depend on how produce is washed. It is fine to ask. See are salads safe in Bali.
- Ice in drinks is usually factory-made in tourist areas. See is ice safe in Bali.
- Wash or sanitise your hands before you eat, wherever you eat.
Other low-risk places nearby
From the Ubud low-risk list, closest neighbourhood first. The Ubud page has all 75.
- 100 out of 100Map for CHORA Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar
CHORA Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar
Mediterranean restaurant · Ubud · 5,500+ reviews scored
- 100 out of 100Map for Amsterdam Restaurant Ubud
Amsterdam Restaurant Ubud
Restaurant · Ubud · 5,300+ reviews scored
- 100 out of 100Map for Ivy Cafe
Ivy Cafe
Cafe · Ubud · 4,800+ reviews scored
- 100 out of 100Map for Queen's of India
Queen's of India
Indian restaurant · Ubud · 4,300+ reviews scored
- 98 out of 100Map for Starbucks Ubud
Starbucks Ubud
Coffee shop · Ubud · 2,600+ reviews scored
- 90 out of 100Map for Cafe Pomegranate
Cafe Pomegranate
Asian restaurant · Ubud · 1,500+ reviews scored
How to read this. A Bali Belly score is out of 100 and higher is safer. Every place here scored 80 or more, the low-risk band, on at least 300 public reviews. The score reflects what reviewers say happened to them, not a health inspection, and any meal anywhere can make you sick. Scores last updated October 2026. How the score works.
Bali Belly is independent and has no connection with Acai Queen. Nobody paid to be on this site.
Quick answers
Is Acai Queen Bali safe to eat at?
No restaurant is risk-free, but Acai Queen is in the lowest-risk group we track. Every Acai Queen outlet we could score is in our low-risk band (80+): Ubud scores 98 on 2,600+ reviews, and Kuta scores 96 on 2,300+ reviews. Fewer than a quarter of Bali places with enough reviews score that high.
How is the Acai Queen Bali score worked out?
We read the public 1 and 2 star reviews of 10,548 Bali places and measure how often reviewers say they got sick, compared with the Bali average. Places with more reviews get a steadier score. The Bali median is 70, and 80 or more is our low-risk band.
Where else is low risk near Acai Queen Bali?
Ubud has 75 places in the low-risk band, including CHORA Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar (100), Amsterdam Restaurant Ubud (100), Ivy Cafe (100). The Ubud page lists them all.
This is general travel information, not medical advice. No habit removes the risk of an upset stomach, and it is not a substitute for a doctor or travel clinic. See a doctor if you have blood in your stool, a high fever, can't keep fluids down, show signs of dehydration, or aren't getting better after a few days.