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Bottle service in Bali: how minimum spend works

Bottle service in Bali means a table with a minimum spend the venue sets per night. At Savaya and Zumana it is food and beverage credit, not an entry fee. The table is yours once the venue confirms.

Updated October 15, 2026 · 4 min read

Bottle service in Bali is not a separate product: it is what happens at a table. You reserve a table, sofa, daybed or cabana for one night, the venue sets a minimum spend for that space on that night, and your group orders against it. At Savaya and Zumana the venue's own table maps say the minimum "Includes Food & Beverage Credit": it is spent on food and drinks, not paid at the door.

Every night in the calendar above has a Table button that opens the venue group's own table map for that night whenever one is published.

What a minimum spend is

A minimum spend is the amount a group commits to spending at its table during the night. Three things about it are constant:

  • It belongs to the table, not to each person. A larger group shares it; a smaller one carries it alone.
  • The venue sets it. Not a promoter, not a concierge, not a website. It is decided area by area and night by night.
  • It moves. A weekday and a headline weekend are not the same night, and high season is not low season. That is why no honest source gives you a figure before the venue has, and why we never quote one.

What the venue maps show

The Savaya Group publishes a table map per night, or per run of nights, for Savaya and Zumana. On those maps each area is listed with:

  • its name, which tells you where it sits;
  • a minimum spend, stated by the venue;
  • the words "Includes Food & Beverage Credit";
  • a minimum party size, which differs between areas;
  • a status, such as sold out or available on request, that changes from night to night.

Several listings add a note: to guarantee a specific sofa, daybed, cabana or table, rather than one of that type, an additional charge applies. The same group page invites guests to enjoy VIP bottle service in the Garden at Desa Kitsuné.

For the detail of each venue, read Savaya table booking, Zumana table booking and Desa Kitsuné table booking.

How bottle orders work

We only describe what venues themselves publish, and they publish little:

  • MU:IN in Seminyak describes its VIP sofas as "premium bottle service with prime views of the floor".
  • The Savaya and Zumana maps count the minimum as food and beverage credit, so bottles, cocktails and food all count towards it.
  • Savaya is a cashless venue, and its FAQ lists outside food and beverages among the items you may not bring in. Bring a card.

How a venue presents bottles at the table, which bottles it lists and what it charges for them are the venue's business and change with its menu. Ask the venue's staff at the table, or ask the concierge before the night, and the answer comes from the venue.

MUIN

MUIN

Clubs · Seminyak

MU:IN Bali brings a nightlife brand born in Seoul to Jalan Petitenget in Seminyak. The club is designed around sound and sightlines: a towering sound system, immersive lasers, a kinetic lighting rig with LED production, and a stage that puts the DJ in the middle of the crowd. Resident DJs and international guests rotate through weekly signature nights, while VIP sofas with bottle service look straight onto the main floor. Entry is for guests aged 21 and over.

Les Toilettes

Les Toilettes

Clubs · Seminyak

Les Toilettes is the K-Club Group's nightclub on Jalan Petitenget in Seminyak, at the same address as Sardine, the group's seafood restaurant, so dinner and a late night can happen in one place. Now in its 2.0 version, the club draws on club concepts from around the world. Entry is for guests aged 21 and over, at the door's discretion, and the dress code is smart: no flip-flops, sandals or sportswear.

The deposit

Busy nights often ask for a deposit. When one is required, it follows the venue's own terms: the venue decides the amount, how it is paid and what happens if plans change. FirstBali tells you those terms as the venue gives them, before you agree to anything. A deposit does not make the table yours on its own.

When the table is yours

The table is yours once the venue has confirmed it, not before: not when you send a message, not when you agree to the minimum. The order is always the same:

  1. Tell the concierge the night, how many you are and the area you have in mind, if any.
  2. FirstBali asks the venue for that area on that date and comes back with the venue's answer: what is available and its minimum spend.
  3. You decide. Nothing is booked until you have agreed.
  4. The venue confirms. From then the table is yours for that night.

The assistant replies at any hour; anything that needs the team overnight is picked up in the morning.

What a table gives beyond bottles

  • A reserved place. At Savaya, tickets are "primarily for standing room only", and the guestlist gives standing entry. The table is the reserved space.
  • Re-entry. At Savaya and Zumana, re-entry is only possible with a table reservation.
  • A way in on ticketed-only nights, which have no guestlist.

The door rules still apply to everyone at the table: 21+, valid photo ID, smart casual. See the Bali club dress code.

Splitting it

Because the minimum belongs to the table, groups usually split it among themselves. Agree how before the night, so the end of it is simple. Group size matters too: each area on a map has a minimum party size, so say how many you really are when you ask.

The coming nights

Open a night's Table button to look at its map, then send the date to the concierge.

Read next: how table booking works in Bali, Savaya table booking, a birthday at Savaya and a big group at Savaya.

Questions we get asked

＋How does bottle service work in Bali?

You reserve a table for the night and the venue sets a minimum spend for it; your group orders bottles, drinks and food against that minimum. The table is yours once the venue confirms it.

＋What does minimum spend mean at a Bali club?

It is the amount a table commits to spending during the night, set by the venue per area and per night. At Savaya and Zumana the venue's maps say it includes food and beverage credit.

＋How much is a table at Savaya?

Savaya sets the minimum spend per area and per night, and it changes with the night and the season. FirstBali asks the venue for your date and gives you the venue's own answer before anything is booked.

＋Is the minimum spend per person or per table?

Per table. The group shares it, and each area on a venue's map also has a minimum party size.

＋Do Bali clubs ask for a deposit on tables?

Busy nights often do. The deposit follows the venue's own terms, which FirstBali passes on before you agree; the table is yours once the venue confirms it.

＋Can I pay cash for bottle service at Savaya?

Savaya describes itself as a cashless venue, with cash accepted only in exceptional circumstances. Bring a card.

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Want us to arrange it?

Tell the concierge what you have in mind — a table, a guestlist, a villa, a driver. The assistant answers at any hour; the team takes over from 9am to midnight Bali time.

Ask the concierge

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