A diner expressed surprise after encountering crocodile feet as a dish at a buffet in Singapore's Marina Bay Sands (MBS) integrated resort. The incident was shared in an Instagram Reel by user MsNikkolette on April 12, 2026.
The video, which has garnered significant attention, shows the unusual offering among other buffet selections. The dish is described as braised crocodile feet, a protein that is legally available for consumption in Singapore under regulations from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).
Marina Bay Sands confirmed to local media that the crocodile feet were part of a limited-time "Wild Food" promotion at their restaurant, aiming to introduce adventurous dining options. The resort stated all ingredients are sourced from approved suppliers and prepared in accordance with food safety standards.
Public reaction online has been mixed, with some users expressing curiosity and others discomfort. The SFA notes that farmed crocodile meat imported for consumption is subject to food safety requirements similar to other meats.
