Ayers Wok

The fried rice with prawns is good. It won't set the world standard for the best but it's a good amount of food and tastes good. I'd eat it again as your options at the resort can feel limited at times. Price matches what you get.

The staff were so great and polite, and the food was also good! The price was relatively high compared to Sydney or other cities in Australia, but reasonable for this isolated place.

Ordered the sweet and sour pork belly from Ayers Wok, but unfortunately the pork wasn’t crispy & the sauce was quite thin. The portion size was generous though, and the staff were friendly. I also didn’t have to wait long for my order.

Asian in the middle of nowhere, didn't expect much. It was ok. Irony is all the negative reviews don't affect their business, people (approx 10) queued up 15-20 min before they even opened 😝

We walked in at 6:30pm on 20 July. No other customers in the shop. We saw a man who was working behind the counter without raising his head. Unbelievable service. We left after 3 minutes inside the shop.

The lady staff and chef are very friendly. Small little cosy store, big queue (especially after watching Sunset). If you don't have any taste expectations you will be fine and portions are quite decent for price. Takeaway only. Average waiting time between 20-40 mins.

We had fried rice and pad thai, big portions so you can split it in two! Which makes it very affordable and you have another meal :) I would say this place is the most affordable on the whole resort in regard to the portions. You won’t go hungry and it’s tasty. Highly recommend to eat here during your stay.

Very friendly staff and tasty flavours! Shrimp was nicely only cooked and large portion size.

Tasted good. Portion was filling for two. We got a diy bowl. You pick your meat, rice or type of noodles, and your sauce. Meat choices were: beef, pork, chicken, prawns, maybe tofu (I forget...). Sauce choices, sweet and sour, green curry, spicy pepper, or soy sauce garlic and sesame. We are ginger lovers so, we ordered chicken, rice, and soy, garlic and seasame sauce. They are not overly generous with the meat, but most foodstuffs are pretty expensive here in Australia (a smidge isolated out here at ayers rock, lol) so s'okay. Price for one diy bowl, plus two veg spring rolls which were ordered separate, about 21$ Aus. Yummy lunch.

It's not the best noodles or spring rolls that I have ever had, but I guess that's what happens when there isn't any competition for Asian food. I mean the spring rolls were either over cooked or under cooked, the flavour wasn't to bad but some consistency would be great! The noodles we okay, well cooked but lack a bit of flavour and punch! I order the chilli noodles and it didn't resemble it at all. The beef was well cooked and nice, vegetables and noodles were also nice! It was probably a lacking in some real flavour, if it had a bit more punch I would have been satisfied! It was also quite the wait, but maybe I'm just a spoilt Melbournian!

I was desperate for Asian food after I had pizza for lunch so the Hokkien noodles with BBQ pork tasted fantastic. Actually had lots of veggies. Was very oily though but tastes great. Kinda want to try the tom yum soup.

Pathetic experience! The worst customer service... my 10 year old and I waited for 45 minutes in the freezing cold to order, get yo the counter and the woman attending says another Hour's wait. No concern for the fact that we had already waited so long...do not waste your time here.