Oktoberfest returns to Das Bistro by Mama’s in Bali on October 16-17, 2026
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Oktoberfest will be held at Das Bistro by Mama’s in Bali on Friday and Saturday, October 16-17, 2026. An air-conditioned Festzelt will be set up next to the restaurant for the event, featuring food preparation areas, an entertainment stage, and seating for guests. Live music will be provided by the Anton German Show Band on both evenings, with the Arenbee Band performing on Friday and Crazy Horse Bali on Saturday. Performances will run from 5:00 pm until midnight, accompanied by traditional festival games and competitions. The event will offer authentic German and Bavarian cuisine, including Mama’s signature Pork Knuckles, Honey Bavarian Baby Back Pork Ribs, and various sausages. Beverages will include Bavarian Erdinger Draft Weizen and Dunkel, Bintang Beer, Heineken Draft, Koenig Ludwig Weizen and Dark, San Miguel, and a selection of spirits, wines, and cocktails. Admission is Rp 200,000 for adults and Rp 100,000 for children under 16. Advance tickets and table reservations are available by contacting +62 812 4652 9186 or +62 8199 2351 371. Off-street parking is available at Das Bistro by Mama’s, located at Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 88 A, Pemogan, Denpasar Selatan.
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