Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant

I think the experience differs depending on which stall you order from. The naan from the Indian food stall was great! The same stall also sold fried kuay teow that had wok hey but the prawns were not that fresh

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, especially Naim and Chef Khai! Upon seeing me rushing to drop off a dish ordered from another stall, Naim graciously helped to send our food to our table. Absolutely touched by the astounding service 🥹 the Chicken Tikka and Naan set was also very delicious! A must-try 👍

Excellent friendly staffs in these 2 places, Premila from the Ben & Jerry ice cream.And Poong from Thandori stores. Really have great evening for my dinner prior my night safari journey start

We arrived early for the safari and decided to eat first. I'm so pleased we did, the food was the best I've had since arriving in Singapore, service was ok phenomenal and very reasonable. We had the chicken Satay and the ayam panggang nasi lemak, they were so good.

Total Tourist trap. Feels like im eating Singapore food overseas. Flavours are off and not authentic. The nasi lemak, chicken rice and satay are the worst I've had in Singapore. To make it worse the price is so expensive

This food court is located inside Singapore’s Night Safari, making it a convenient dining spot for visitors who feel hungry after the night tour. That said, the prices here are definitely higher than outside. For example, while 10 sticks of chicken satay typically cost around $7.80 at regular food courts, here you’ll pay $9.80 for just 6 sticks. A bowl of duck noodles that would usually go for $4–6 outside is priced at $16.80 here — though to be fair, the portion of duck might be slightly more generous. Most visitors to the Night Safari likely began their day early, having first explored the Bird Paradise, the main Singapore Zoo, and the Giant Panda Forest before ending up here. After a full day of walking, it’s understandable to crave a hot, comforting dinner — especially since any packed food would probably be cold by now. Fortunately, the food served here is still authentic local cuisine. Although the prices are steep, the quality hasn’t been compromised. Plus, you get a chance to sit down and rest. After your meal, you can return to the Night Safari and take another ride on the tram. Given how late it gets by this point in the day, it’s likely that restaurants in the city would already be closed. After all, this is a tourist attraction — so a lower value-for-money ratio is pretty much expected.

Excellent service by poonggothai... Out of the way went and guided us and helped in getting noodles without meat... Great work by chef kharrol... Awesome food and great support Best customer friendly team.. We loved it here

Multi cuisine restaurant located within the Night safari adjacent to tram trail entrance. It’s the only restaurant available within night safari and little over priced. Items are good and the restaurant is also maintained neat. Different self service outlets for different cuisine are available with common dining area.