Despite being one of the smallest countries in the world, the island nation of Singapore is home to a number of carefully created wildlife reserves such as Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Night Safari and Bird Paradise, all of which are located inside Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Amongt them, Singapore Zoo, the world's best rainforest zoo, offers one of the most unique dining experiences - Breakfast in the Wild. Yes, you heard that right. At Singapore Zoo, you can enjoy a delicious planet-friendly buffet breakfast with animal ambassadors such as the orangutans, African penguins, Californian sealion, Bengal Eagle Owl and more.
Singapore Zoo Admission Tickets + Breakfast in the Wild
Breakfast with Orangutans - Your Experience
Get ready for a unique adventure at the Singapore Zoo, as you kick start your day with an iconic dining experience in the charming rainforest zoo with up-close animal encounters! Have a sumptuous breakfast at the Ah Meng Restaurant (Terrace), which serves both local and international flavours. As you tuck in a nice meal, listen to stories about the wildlife ambassadors from the keepers. You can even enjoy photo opportunities and interact with the animals.
Breakfast in the Wild takes place at the Ah Meng Restaurant (Terrace) daily from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM. From 9:15 to 10:00 AM, the wildlife ambassadors make their appearances, so take your time at the table and enjoy a nice, long breakfast! Do keep in mind that the Singapore Zoo opens at 8:30 AM so you must arrive early, as the seating is assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Once you purchase your Singapore Zoo + Breakfast in the Wild tickets, you will receive them in your email. Once you arrive at Singapore Zoo entrance, simply show your email with the ticket. Once inside, you can make your way to the Ah Meng restaurant and enjoy your breakfast. Please note that Flash Photography is strictly prohibited.
Once you've had your breakfast, further explore the charming rainforest zoo and spend a lovely day surrounded by some of the most gorgeous animals in the world.
Singapore Zoo, Breakfast in the Wild Menu
The breakfast menu is a lavish affair that includes fresh fruits, juices, various types of breads, beverages and wide selection of local and international breakfast delicacies.
At the kitchen, they only use sustainably-sourced palm oil and serve Owa Coffee, which uses beans grown in a wildlife-friendly manner in Indonesia. They also don't feature beef on their menu because of its disproportionately high environmental impact. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available.
View the full Breakfast menu here.
Practical Information
Venue
Ah Meng Restaurant (Terrace)
Singapore Zoo Timings
8:30am - 6pm (Daily)
Breakfast in the Wild Timings
9am to 10.30am (Daily)
Animal appearance: 9.15am to 10am
How to get to Singapore Zoo
- Mass Rapid Transit (MRT):
- Mandai Khatib Shuttle:
- Mandai City Express:
- By Road:
Hop aboard the MRT and take it to any of the convenient stations: Khatib (NS14), Choa Chu Kang (NS4), Ang Mo Kio (NS16) or Springleaf (TE4). It’s a breeze from there – simply catch a connecting bus that will bring you straight to Singapore Zoo!
From Khatib MRT Station (NS14) to Singapore Zoo, this shuttle service is offered every day for your convenience.
For those traveling from the heartlands, Mandai City Express offers an affordable and convenient solution for getting to and from Singapore Zoo.
Taking a 30-minute drive from the city, there are two very distinct routes to get you to Singapore Zoo - Central Expressway (CTE) or Pan Island Expressway (PIE). Whichever route you choose, your journey will be filled with scenic views.
Find out more here.
FAQs
As Breakfast in the Wild takes place within Singapore Zoo, admission tickets to the park are required. Don’t forget to bring your appetite and a camera for this unique experience!
You will be served a delectable array of local and international dishes. You can view the full menu here. All food items served at Breakfast in the Wild do not contain pork or lard. Vegetarian options are also available.
All visitors must respect animal safety, and not disturb or attempt to feed the animal ambassadors. Please note that flash photography is not allowed for the wellbeing of the animals.
Professional photo opportunities are available at authorised photography areas. You can opt to bring home a memory of your wildlife experience (rates apply).
No, visitors cannot bring outside food into the park. However, there are plenty of food options availableat Breakfast in the Wild.
This is a unique experience that you won’t want to miss! So, be sure to book your tickets online at least one week in advance and get ready for a morning full of fun with the animal ambassadors.
It is recommended to dress comfortably for this outdoor experience. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and protect yourself from the sun by using sunscreen or wearing a cap. Additionally, bring a raincoat or umbrella in case of rain.
