Inuka Cafe - Inuka Cafe

Food were so so. Ambience was quit chaotic as need to look for tables on ur own. If ha e the q system should be much better.

Now only serve local toast and drinks, no more deserts, slightly more expensive since it’s a tourist spot. Place is spacious, but the environment is noisy.

Was craving for cold dessert after a hot walk at the River Safari and decided on their durian chendol, seeing that it's recommended. Let's just say only the durian puree passed. Gula melaka and coconut milk needs to be better. And the drinking water pack was really dusty.

Psych! Cannot believe I am giving 5 star review to a cafe at a dang zoo! But I am! Loved the easy-to-read and understand menu posted in TWO places, one up above where you can stand from a lil distance and read it and another at the counter where they take your order, in case you need to do the "point and grunt" ordering method, but hey. It is convenient. Ordered kaya toast, fried purple sweet potato balls and the Inuka Cooler non alcoholic beverage. Easy system where they hand you a buzzer after you order and pay. Just return to collection window for foods. Go to cold beverages counter for those. Sit down. Enjoy. A cleaner is nearby to freshen tables, but be sure to return your tray to the shelves at the back side of the sheltered food court. Loved, loved! The Inuka Cooler. Inuka the bear would be proud. Very refreshing and looked just like the menu picture. Sweet potato balls q3ere battered and fresh fried, tasting bland-ish but so crunchy good. And beautiful. Can I get a dress made in that color? Please? Anyway, from service with a smile to great snack food to easy access, I loved this place. Bonus! You do not even need to pay admission to the zoo to dine here. It is outside the gates! Awesome!

Walked into the crowded Inuka Cafe due to a sudden downpour during a cycling trip, discovered a small unassuming cafe with a famous endearing name ?‍❄️. The prices here are frankly on the high side, but you can’t really complain since it’s supposed to be serving the tourism attraction. They serve singaporean beverages with basic selection of bottle beers. Tried their fruity nutty rojak, it’s surprisingly nicer than we expected, but the gravy was way too thick and sweet, deviating from the typical rojak that we grew up with. Worth a try if you have cravings for it.

My all time favourite drink, the Inuka Cooler! Will always order this refreshing quencher whenever I'm here. The fruit rojak has lost it's old flavour though, used to be quite good.

Peacocks can be seen roaming freely in the area. Aside from cool drinks and desserts, they serve local bites like toast and rojak

They had veg food and some mock tails which was good enough for us. They charge a dollar for napkins :0