Australian Native High Tea

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If you feel hungry after gazing at Red Desert Reptiles, come to Australian Native High Tea to dine at. If you like the Australian cuisine, you should visit this place. Some guests recommend delicious tea at this spot.

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Nice way to fill in an afternoon while staying at Ayers Rock Resort. Highlights were the native tea selection and the petit fours. Scones with Quandong jam were nice but only a small dish of cream was provided. When we asked for a little more cream we were told they didn’t provide extra. Thought that was a little mean for the $90 cost pp.
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a year ago
Thanks for your feedback, Fiona. We’re glad you enjoyed the native tea selection and petit fours. We understand your disappointment about the cream portion — please know that the operational costs and supply chain transport to a remote resort like ours are significantly higher. That said, we’ll review your concern with our operational team. Kind regards, Team
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Unique Native High Tea With Room for Improvement This native-style high tea offered an interesting mix of sweets and savories, with a particularly impressive tea selection that stood out. However, the menu leaned heavily toward sugary items, leaving the savory side a bit underrepresented. While the concept is intriguing and the presentation thoughtfully done, the pricing felt steep for what was served. A broader showcase of Australian-inspired ingredients or flavors would’ve brought more authenticity and value to the experience. Overall, it’s a novel take that could shine brighter with a few tweaks.
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a year ago
Dear Meth, Thanks for your thoughtful review of the native-style high tea. We’re glad you enjoyed the tea selection and presentation. Your suggestions about balancing savory options and highlighting more Australian flavors are valuable. We appreciate your feedback as we continue to enhance the experience. Kind regards, Ayers Rock Resort Team
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A unique experience of native foods. I have had many of these native foods before so I was somewhat new what to expect. Native foods have very strong complex flavours however, the food was done quite well in a contemporary fashion. The tea selection was broad with a range of native teas locally produced. The service was fantastic. The down side, some products seemed a little stale as if they had sat in the fridge for some time however they were not inedible. It was a fun experience on a hot day. Probably a little on the pricy side for what you get.
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a year ago
Hi Aidhan, Thank you for sharing your experience! We are sorry to hear that some of the products seemed a little stale and appreciate your feedback on this. We are glad you enjoyed the unique flavours of our native foods and the broad selection of locally produced teas. It’s great to know that our service met your expectations. Thank you for sharing your feedback regarding our pricing. Prices in remote areas often reflect the increased logistical costs associated with transport and supply. We strive to provide competitive rates while maintaining quality service in this unique location. We appreciate your understanding. Best Regards
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25°14'20.9"S 130°59'01.7"E
Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
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25°14'20.9"S 130°59'01.7"E, Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
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Сredit cards accepted Wheelchair accessible
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SundaySun 2PM-4PM
MondayMon 2PM-4PM
TuesdayTue 2PM-4PM
WednesdayWed 2PM-4PM
ThursdayThu 2PM-4PM
FridayFri 2PM-4PM
SaturdaySat 2PM-4PM
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