We did mention pop artsy ambience before but worry not, you wouldn't find eclectic playlists of obscure musicians.
They play rather soothing songs all day long; and there’s a magical, colorful tunnel that makes your Instagram photos irresistable.
Still, I know few aspects that others might find Ala Ritus challenging – the rather-expensive prices and slightly-long waiting time.
But hey, everything in Ala Ritus is worth what its customers pay for it. Let me tell you why.
Obviously, one of its signature dishes is its take on the Indonesia’s traditional cuisines.
Here we have Palembang’s nasi minyak (Oily/Ghee Rice) that utilizes assortment of side dish such as malbi meat, fried chicken, smashed potato, spicy sambal with pineapple, and melinjo crackers.
Nasi Campur Ala Ritus is like bittersweet slap with enjoyable assortment food in one plate.
Every scoop of it contains appropriate sweetness, savory, bitterness, and freshness that don’t dominate each other.
It is a majestic looking dish in a shape of pyramid with brilliant color combination.
Served in huge portion, as an opening an opening course it could be a little too much altough when you're hungry, it is certainly not.
