Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant

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.

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.

Ordered seafood hor fun, and horribly bland. Not even up to Zhi Char standards at the coffee shop, and what makes it worse, it costs a lot more. If it tasty I don’t mind paying more. Simply yuck.

If you are having dinner, we recommend that you come to the restaurant before 6:00 p.m. if possible. Prices are generally high, but the food is good.

Had booked ticket online through Thrillophia and got best deal from them compared to klook and mandai official website. We reached this place using metro and mandai bus. We reached by 7 30. We covered all the trails and it took upto 11pm and then we wanted to rush back as the metro closed by 12 in the night but the bus was not available and we reached station at 12 05 and the metro was shut and then we had to take cab which was very expensive. We tried their food also which tasted average.

The food court is situated conveniently near the Night Safari, adjacent to the Singapore Zoo and River Safari. Multiple vendors offer diverse culinary options, including Asian, continental, and Indian cuisines. Pricing reflects the location's status as a tourist destination outside the city center.

The food is really good and properly portioned for one or two people. I ordered the tandoori chicken with rice, and the chicken was sufficiently big and tender. The chicken was very flavourful and well seasoned, and they gave us a chicken drum stick and thigh. The dish came with a side of crackers and yogurt sauce. Everything was well balanced and delicious, I would definitely get this again. It’s not too spicy either. The only thing is that it’s generally overpriced ($15+). In addition to this I also got a Sjora mango drink, which was pleasantly refreshing and sweet. It’s a good place with a few good options for food and seats.

December 2020, they serve very nice Christmas set dinner meal at quiet dining space. The place is clean and quite (we went in at 6:30 so only two tables have customer). Good is nice and service is good too.