Tangi Restaurant by Gdas Bali Health and Wellness Resort is excited to announce an exquisite event, Herbal Tea Journey, in collaboration with the renowned Made Tea. This exclusive tea experience will take place on October 12th, 2024, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. The event invites tea enthusiasts and wellness seekers alike to indulge in the finest herbal blends, expertly curated from the gardens of Tangi Restaurant and Made Tea.

The Herbal Tea Journey will offer freshly brewed, health-enhancing teas, made from a unique combination of local herbs. Guests will also enjoy a thoughtfully paired selection of sweet and savory treats, ensuring a rich and balanced tasting experience. The event promises to be a sensory delight, elevating the traditional tea experience into something truly memorable, all within the serene setting of Gdas Bali.

This collaboration reflects Tangi Restaurant's commitment to offering wellness-inspired culinary experiences and supporting local craftsmanship. Attendees will not only savor the beauty of herbal tea but also gain insight into the health benefits of these special blends. Don’t miss this opportunity to embark on a rejuvenating journey of taste and wellness.

Set in our tropical dining hall with a striking view of Mas’ lush jungle, Tangi Restaurant offers world-class vegan soul food that will nourish your body, mind, and soul. Tangi is derived from one traditional herb used for medication in Usadha. Myrtle leaves and fruit contain a unique combination of organic compounds and nutrients that make it an interesting dietary addition as an herb and an invaluable source of essential oil. Locally sourced, exceptionally delicious, carefully thought, scrupulously prepared, and beautifully presented, our cuisine promises an unforgettable dining experience while giving health benefits. Tangi restaurant will bring you an exceptional experience by presenting Balinese cuisine from around the world, and sourcing authentic plants.

Located in the village of Mas, Tangi (Crepe Mrytle) tree also has a remarkable history. It is said that the great saint of Balinese Hinduism, Dhang Hyang Niratha planted a powerful, sacred stick in the middle area of Taman Pule temple during his venture into Mas. Thus, this stick grew as a Crepe Mrytle (Tangi) tree with a golden flower, which is why the village was named ‘Mas’ (gold).

Tangi was chosen to pay homage to the historical event happening in Mas and aimed to become a restaurant where everyone can reconnect themselves by indulging in food provided by nature.

For more information, please visit gdasbali.com.

Gdas Bali Health and Wellness Resort
Jl. Cempaka, Banjar Kumbuh, MAS, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
Phone : +62 361 9083 131
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