Green Canvas is a new meeting venue at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve for travelling exhibitions and conferences with flexible meeting rooms. Photo Credit: Mandai Wildlife Group
Mandai Wildlife Reserve, a wildlife and nature destination in Singapore, has unveiled a range of new event and dining spaces for corporate groups.
Green Canvas, adjacent to the newly-opened Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree, is a versatile forest-themed event space spanning 2,800 sqm, featuring an exhibition hall, an auditorium and flexible meetings spaces. The 1,420 sqm exhibition hall is suited to travelling exhibitions, trade shows and product launches and caters for more than 500 guests in various event configurations, while the auditorium seats 187 people. Other flexible meeting rooms cater for smaller discussions and presentations.
Mandai Wildlife East will also welcome new restaurants in its Dining Alley area, which will open in stages from May 2025. These include New York’s iconic wood-fired pizza Roberta’s Pizza, Japan’s Sushiro with its first digiro (virtual conveyor belt) concept in Singapore and Watami Group’s dining and bar concept, with homegrown brands including Song Fa Bak Kut Teh and Xiang Xiang Hunan Cuisine. New restaurant The Courtyard opened in May and offers Asian and Indian buffets, while an all-day dining concept and à la carte menu will be offered in the coming months.
Mike Barclay, group CEO at Mandai Wildlife Group said, “We kicked off the year with the opening of the Mandai Boardwalk, which has attracted over 200,000 visitors in just four months. We now look forward to adding more exciting features to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in the months ahead, including engaging event spaces and vibrant new dining options.”