This one needs no introduction. Get your fill of fried chicken, burgers and fast food at this Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet, accompanied by Colonel Sanders, at the Singapore Zoo!
A Singaporean restaurant named after a polar bear is renowned for its kaya toast, eggs, and chendol dessert! Don’t miss their famous smoothie to complement your wholesome breakfast at this cafe. Inuka also serves bottled beer for those extra hot days.
Another Singaporean restaurant that serves local food, as well as Korean cuisine. Head here to try their local nasi lemak, fried bee hoon, and laksa, and Korean kimchi ramen and bibimbap.
This bistro is known for its servings of Italian and American food. They are famous for their quick turnaround time - 7 minutes for pasta! Also try their hot dogs, chicken nuggets, coffee and other Western cuisine options they have on the menu.
A must-visit for all things baos! Mix and match between their range of flavours and animal-themed baos, which you can also pack and take home after a long day of exploring the zoo!
A laid-back restaurant with a variety of cuisines to choose from, especially Pan-Asian. Try their Indian chicken biryani or their Taiwanese chicken cutlets, as well as their special kids menu. The restaurant has comfortable outdoor seating that can get crowded as they don’t accept reservations. Vegetarian options are available as well.
Yes! The Zoo is well equipped with numerous dining options spanning multiple cuisines, from Singaporean to Korean, and more.
The Singapore Zoo has at least eight different dining options for you to choose from.
Timings differ depending on which restaurant you choose to visit, however restaurants are generally open between 10.30 AM to 4 PM everyday. You can visit these restaurants during the opening hours of the Zoo.
Yes, the Singapore Zoo has numerous dining options for you to choose from.
Yes, some eateries such as Inuka Cafe serve bottled beer. Most outlets serve non-alcoholic beverages as well.
The Singapore Zoo has dining outlets at the park entrance, as well as some outlets inside the park.
Depending on where you eat, you could end up spending anywhere between SGD 2 to SGD 17 per person.
KFC and Inuka Cafe at the Singapore Zoo have affordable prices in an otherwise expensive tourist area.
You can take your pick from Singaporean, Korean, Indian, American and other Asian cuisines at different restaurants at the Singapore Zoo.
Ah Meng Restaurant has outdoor seating options, an extensive menu and affordable pricing, making it a favourite among visitors.
Dining at the Singapore Zoo is a unique experience in itself, though can be slightly pricey due to it being a tourist attraction.
Each restaurant has its own unique view of different areas of the park, and some restaurants also have outdoor / terrace seating for you to enjoy.