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Desa Kitsuné on Sunday: brunch, not a party

Desa Kitsuné holds no weekly party on Sunday: the garden parties are Tuesday and Friday. Sunday is Ina Ré's brunch and Café Kitsuné; the Sunday nights are at Savaya and Zumana.

Updated October 23, 2026 · 4 min read

Desa Kitsuné has no weekly party on Sunday. The garden's regular parties fall on Tuesday and Friday, "rain or shine", and a Sunday night only happens as an occasional one-off, listed in the events calendar with its own terms. Sunday at the village is a daytime affair: Ina Ré's Sunday brunch menu, coffee at Café Kitsuné and the Maison Kitsuné boutique. For a Sunday party, the same group runs People of the Sun at Savaya and Zumana Sunday.

If a Sunday appears in the calendar above, it is a one-off: read its page for whether it carries a guestlist or is ticketed only.

Why there is no Sunday party

The rhythm is the venue's own: "every Tuesday & Friday in our Garden". Tuesday brings guest DJs and Friday is Desa Kitsune Friday, with Bali-based DJs. The rest of the week, Desa Kitsuné is what its name says, a village ("desa" means village) in the heart of Canggu, set in a 5,000 m² garden by the Savaya Group with the French-Japanese brand Maison Kitsuné.

So a search for "Desa Kitsuné Sunday" usually means one of three things: brunch, a quiet afternoon in Canggu, or a party that is in fact elsewhere. Each is below.

Sunday brunch at Ina Ré

Ina Ré, the village restaurant, has a Sunday brunch with its own menu. Chilean executive chef Cristian Encina brings together Mediterranean flavours and Latin American street food, and the room draws on Balinese arts and crafts. The brunch dishes are described in the Ina Ré Sunday brunch guide, and the restaurant as a whole in the Ina Ré guide.

Sunday is not an event day, so the restaurant's usual rule applies: according to Ina Ré's FAQ, children from the age of 8 can dine on days without an event. That makes Sunday the family-friendly day at Desa Kitsuné, unlike Tuesday and Friday, when Ina Ré is 18+ and the garden party 21+.

The rest of a Sunday at the village

  • Café Kitsuné for coffee and pastries, the Parisian side of the village: see the Café Kitsuné guide.
  • The Maison Kitsuné boutique, on the same grounds: see the Maison Kitsuné guide.
  • The garden itself, by day. Its pool is decorative, not for swimming, so leave the swimwear for another address.

What is open on a given Sunday, and when, is on the Desa Kitsuné page.

Sunday night in the same group

Desa Kitsuné's two sister venues both hold a Sunday night of their own:

  • Savaya, People of the Sun. Sundays on the Uluwatu clifftop. DJ Mag lists Savaya in its Top 100 Clubs, number one in Asia from 2024 to 2026, according to DJ Mag and Savaya. More in Savaya on Sunday.
  • Zumana Sunday. At Sunset Bay in Kuta. More in Zumana on Sunday.

Both follow the same basics as the garden: 21+ with a valid photo ID, a free guestlist on the nights that carry one, complimentary entry before the cutoff shown on the night's page, and "mixed groups and couples are strongly preferred". Some nights are ticketed only; a table is the only reserved space.

Two ways to spend a Sunday

  1. Slow Sunday in Canggu. Brunch at Ina Ré, an afternoon between the café and the boutique, and an early night. A good day after a Friday in the garden.
  2. Brunch, then a Sunday party. Brunch at Ina Ré, a rest, then Savaya or Zumana in the evening. Plan the car in advance: a driver booked for the evening is the simplest way between Canggu and the Bukit or Kuta, from the transport page.

For more Sunday ideas across the island, see Bali Sunday funday and Sunday brunch in Bali.

If you want the Desa Kitsuné garden party

Move the plan to the Tuesday or Friday of your trip. Each night needs its own registration on the venue's list, or a ticket on ticketed-only nights, or a table booked with the venue. Which of the two nights suits you is in Desa Kitsuné on Tuesday or Friday.

How FirstBali helps

Ask the concierge for a Sunday brunch table at Ina Ré, a table at Savaya or Zumana that evening, or both. FirstBali books with the venues and sends the link to the right night's guestlist page; a booking is yours only once the venue confirms it. An assistant answers at any hour, the team through the Bali day and evening.

Read next: Desa Kitsuné at the weekend, the Ina Ré Sunday brunch, Savaya on Sunday and the Desa Kitsuné guide.

Questions we get asked

＋Is there a party at Desa Kitsuné on Sunday?

Not every week. The weekly garden parties are on Tuesday and Friday; a Sunday night only happens as an occasional one-off listed in the events calendar.

＋Does Ina Ré serve brunch on Sunday?

Yes, Ina Ré has a Sunday brunch with its own menu. FirstBali can request a table with the restaurant.

＋Can children come to Desa Kitsuné on Sunday?

According to Ina Ré's FAQ, children from the age of 8 can dine on days without an event. The garden parties themselves are 21+.

＋Where can I party on Sunday near Desa Kitsuné's group?

Savaya holds People of the Sun on Sundays and Zumana has Zumana Sunday. Each night has its own guestlist or ticket terms.

＋Can I swim at Desa Kitsuné on Sunday?

No. The pool in the garden is decorative and not for swimming, on any day.

＋Is Desa Kitsuné open on Sunday?

The village's restaurant and café can be, with Ina Ré's Sunday brunch; check the Desa Kitsuné page for what is open and when.

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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.

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