Ayung Terrace

Had a wonderful dinner at Ayung Terrance, surrounded by a great atmosphere and cared for by the kind and attentive staff

We went here for a last meal before leaving Bali and what a great idea. I ordered everything I wanted and ate it all guilt free. The staff were so friendly and the atmosphere was nice. Wish we'd visited during daytime to see the incredible views. Well worth the price as the portions are also generous.

This is an absolutely marvelous place and I can’t recommend it enough. The dishes are delicious and the tea is superb. Come once. Come often. They were also gorgeous to me when I asked them where I could swim and they said “why not try our pool?”. The following day I ended up at a venue down the way from them which had a natural pool and the venue was asking 700k to swim in it along with a heap of security measures. So I gave up on that place and returned to Dining Corner as planned and asked them once again about their pool and if there were fees. They just told me to order food/drink and one can swim in the pool which was divine. They even gave me a towel. Best food. Best people. Best place.

Ayung Terrace is amazing! The views over the jungle and river are stunning, and the whole place feels really peaceful. The food was delicious—fresh and full of flavour. The staff were so friendly and helpful, making us feel welcome the whole time. It’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the beauty of Bali. Highly recommend!

Came here as a birthday present from my gf, we had the whole duck (bebek bengil). Amazing experience. Typical belinese dish that is a must try if available. Words fail to describe the richness of flavour, tenderness and delicious spices used to create this unique dish. The duck is prepared for 12 hours on a fire, wrapped in different local leaves and spices to respectively avoid burning and add tremendous about of exquisite flavour. The duck was cut up infront of our table and served as is. There were also side dishes served with the duck that cannot be forgotten. Red rice and greens that go well with the duck. Once the duck was served the chef went back to the kitchen with all the bones and spices left over to prepare an equally delicious, if not more splendid soup. Highly recommend ordering this if you are able to. Almost forgetting the desert that was once again very unique and brings a delicious end to the whole experience.

We came early in the evening to catch the sun set and enjoy the views of the Ayung Valley. It was lucky that the weather was good and the views were just fantastic, though the sunset was not on the horizon but from the tree tops and it was still too bright. Nevertheless, it was a great view. At the Ayung Terrace, we ordered a vegetable salad, scallops, and beef soup. The vegetable salad was just so so, but both scallops and beef soup were great. We ordered the fish, prawn, beef cheek, and ribs. All the mains were fantastic, they were so delicious, we all loved them. We had the cheese cake, and Panna cotta. The cheese cake was great, but the Panna cotta can be better.

Brilliant service and food in the restaurant. The most annoying thing is they wouldn't let me ride my scooter down to the reception area so I could go to the resturant. The walk up the hill after a nice brunch certainly tarnished my view of excellent service. I wonder because my skin was brown as I saw two white couples on their scooters.

Ayung Terrace Restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel Bali offers an exceptional dining experience, particularly on Nusantara Night. The open buffet is a feast for the senses, featuring an array of exquisite dishes that highlight the best of Indonesian cuisine. The star attractions are the perfectly grilled lobsters and the special fish grilled in banana leaves, both of which are bursting with flavors and cooked to perfection. To top off the evening, the desserts are simply to die for, providing a sweet and satisfying end to a remarkable culinary journey. The combination of stunning riverside views and impeccable service makes dining at Ayung Terrace an unforgettable experience.