Ayuriz Cafe — Restaurant in Northern Territory

The place looks nice and clean. The man in the cashier is lovely too. I haven’t gotten a chance to try many from the menu. So my review is based only on the Bakso (meat ball soup). The pangsit (fried wonton) is nice. The meat ball is light and perfect if you don’t like string beef taste. I wish they put bok choy instead of cabbage. The soup is light, however it will be better with a bit of broth. This one feels a bit like the bakso seasoning powder in a sachet I found in Perth asian store. Overall taste still good. I put 4 stars for the room of improvement. 😃 I hope to try other dishes from the menu. The fried noodles looks nice. Will come back again later when I...

There was nothing special about the special fried rice on 09/01/2020, it was very ordinary. I have eaten here quite a lot in the past and love the Rendang and enjoyed the food but today's "Special fried rice" was not good and I think expensive at $14. Maybe partly due to high expectations but honestly a high school home economics student would produce a better fried rice with some guidance. This was actually going to be two star but the previous meals here helped to lift it to a three...

The most authentic, best Ayam penyet in town. The bakso is just so so.

They consistently open everyday even during public holidays.

The dine in place is very spacious with aircon but parking can be a problem.

The price is quite reasonable for their big portions.

As with other Asian eatery they will tone down the chilli for westerners even when you ask for the real spicy sambal.

This place is suitable for a quick lunch as their service is...