Budget
Living Room
Scruffy-looking joint with an extensive menu covering both Indonesian and western food, but prices are cheap most mains under Rp 20,000 and the food is excellent. Gets packed in the evenings. now closed everyone eats at ocean dua now
Midrange
Top end
Ryoshi
This is a branch of the successful chain in Bali. The Japanese food and sushi flown in from Bali would not win any awards in Tokyo, but on a little Indonesian island it is an absolute revelation.
Beach House
It is definitely not as good as it used to be, but still one of the better eateries on the island. Seafood buffet is excellent, if not exactly cheap. Also has a range of accommodation from tree houses up to a four bedroom luxury villa.
Trawangan has a huge range of eating options from simple local warungs up to fairly grand places serving inventive modern cuisine. Many of these are attached to hotels or dive shops, and are not independent restaurants as such.
Budget places are thinner on the ground that they used to be, but still not hard to find. If you really want to watch the pennies, do as the locals do and eat at the push carts along the beachfront which set up every evening. These serve the usual range of Indonesian staples: fried rice, fried noodles and bakso meatball soup.
Barbecued fish is excellent here and every evening many of the better restaurants fire up the charcoal. The deal is that you chose your fish - red and white snapper and trevally are especially good - and it is grilled on the spot.