Forget the usual cat and dog cafes in JB, because there’s now a new spot where you can hang out with fluffy little ducks instead. Head over to DUDU Duck Cafe, located in Tasek Central Mall, just a 20-minute drive from the JB checkpoint, where you can get up close with adorable Call ducks, snap some photos, and grab a bite while you’re at it.
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Image adapted from: Tiff & Erica Soh via Google Maps
Opened on 21st July 2026, DUDU Duck Cafe is home to a flock of white Call ducks, a breed known for their petite size, round bodies, and fluffy feathers. And yes, they’re just as adorable as they sound.
Image adapted from: Yi Ting Tay & Xin Ying Lee via Google Maps
There are currently 8 resident ducks at the cafe, each with their own name. The original residents are Dudu, Butter, Mochi, and Boba, while Sesame, Lala, Lulu, and Cheesy joined the flock in August 2026.
Image adapted from: Dudu Duck Cafe via Facebook
Unlike your usual cafe visit, you can actually spend some quality time with these feathered friends. Head into the dedicated duck-petting area, where you can interact with the ducks, give them gentle pats, and snap plenty of photos for your camera roll.
Image credit: famili_setiatropika via Google Maps
Admission to the duck-petting area costs RM15/adult (~S$4.70) and RM10/child (~S$3.10) on weekdays. On weekends and public holidays, tickets are priced at RM20/adult (~S$6.20) and RM15/child (~S$4.70).
Once you’ve had your fill of duck cuddles, it’s time to refuel. DUDU Duck Cafe serves up a selection of Western and Japanese-inspired dishes, along with pastries and drinks.
Image adapted from: Elizabeth Chua & Drake Zero via Google Maps
For something filling, tuck into the Japanese Chicken Katsu Curry Rice (RM24, ~S$7.40), Mentaiko Fried Chicken Donburi (RM26, ~S$8.10), or Mushroom Carbonara Pasta (RM24, ~S$7.40).
Those who prefer small bites can go for the Mentaiko Fries (RM26, ~S$8.10), Korean Fried Chicken (RM26, ~S$8.10), or Japanese Chicken Gyoza (RM20, ~S$6.20).
Image credit: Edward via Google Maps
There’s also a selection of croissants and bagels, including the Hazelnut Lava Croissant (RM17, ~S$5.30), Salted Egg Lava Croissant (RM18, ~S$5.60), and Smoked Salmon Cream Bagel (RM30, ~S$9.30).
Then wash everything down with one of the cafe’s signature drinks, such as the DUDU Strawberry Matcha (RM26, ~S$8.10), DUDU Mango Yakult (RM20, ~S$6.20), or DUDU Chocolate Frappe (RM24, ~S$7.40).
Image credit: Tay Ls via Google Maps
And if you’re still in the mood for something sweet, keep an eye out for the cafe’s DUDU Mango Pudding (RM18, ~S$5.60), which comes in an adorable, wobbly duck design that’s almost too cute to eat.
Image adapted from: @dududuck.my via Instagram
Don’t miss out on their holiday-themed bites either. DUDU Duck Cafe has treats for special occasions as well, such as duck-themed mooncakes for Mid-Autumn Festival as well as duck-themed fizzy drinks embellished with cotton candy, skulls, and tiny pumpkins for Halloween.
Image credit: K Xinyi (Au Latte) via Google Maps
Want a little souvenir to remember your visit? DUDU Duck Cafe also sells its very own DUDU Duck Cap, a green baseball cap for your OOTD.
Image credit: Sook Wei Tan via Google Maps
There are also adorable duck plushies up for grabs if you’d rather bring home a cuddly version of your new feathered friends. These make for a cute little keepsake from your visit, especially if you can’t get enough of the cafe’s fluffy residents.
If your usual JB itinerary revolves around shopping and cafe-hopping, DUDU Duck Cafe is worth adding to the mix. After all, it’s not every day you get to sip on a matcha latte and hang out with a flock of fluffy ducks.
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Cover image adapted from: Dudu Duck Cafe via Facebook, Gena Polycarp & Sook Wei Tan via Google Maps
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