This study aimed to investigate the effect of feed based on palm oil by-products to the chemical and physical qualities of male Bali cattle meat. Fifteen male Bali Cattle were kept in individual pen for four month and divided into three groups of feed treatment. The first was feed based on palm oil byproducts (A), feed used palm oil byproduct with fattening approached (B) and fattening feed (C); at the end of the study, all the animals were slaughtered and the quality of meat was observed. The parameters on this study were chemical and physical qualities of meat, namely moisture content (MC), crude fat (CF), water holding capacity (WHC) and cooking loss (CL). The observed data were analyzed using a Completely Randomized Complete Design and followed by the Duncan's Multiple Range Test (DMRT). The feed treatments did not influence MC, WHC and CL but influenced (P<0.05) on FC. The highest FC was on treatment C (4.012%), it was different (P<0.05) with treatment A (2.340%) and B (3.12%). It was concluded that using maximum palm oil byproduct on male Bali cattle feed did not influence chemical and physical qualities of the meat except the fat content.