Kings Park Kiosk

A good Kiosk but not the same dining experience as the regal Cafe next door..slow non-smiling service, limited choice, Alfresco on rickety tables. Bulk bins for eatery waste 25m from where seated. (Plastic food packets need to be disposed of or blown away). Small tables with uncomfy chairs. Relaxed outdoor ambience and park setting. Good views but 'economy class' snacking. Great for small kids. Located by a Visitor centre.

I told the staff the latte was good. And I told her this Kiosk used the same Gravity coffee bean as the next door. She then said this place is under the same Fraser management and same kitchen. The food and coffee here are only for takeaway. Good location, beautiful outdoor seating area, big patio umbrellas nicely arranged. Good for visitors, and family gatherings. Cheers! (2021-08)

Nice spot for a snack, meal or just a drink. Prices are mid range, given its a kiosk and not a cafe. I had a chilli dog, basically a hotdog with about seven jalapenos lined up on either side of the dog and a regular chips. I wouldn't recommend the chilli dog to a chilli lover as it had no chilli flavour, save the $2 and get the standard hotdog. Chips were good and the regular could feed two people as a side dish. The kiosk can get very busy at lunch time, an extra pair of hands may be helpful in the middle of the day (suggestion for management). Lovely views if you can get a seat and table, there are usually enough tables but a lacking in seats.

Whilst visiting at Kings Park I decided to try the Kings Park kiosk for a change. Not much of a variety of food they're considering next door there is a cafe with a huge selection of food. Prices at the kiosk were very expensive but that's not surprising being in a tourist attraction area. Prices similar to the cafe next door however quality lacks at kiosk. Decided not to buy anything and went to the cafe next door which was extremely busy.

Atrocious service - the staff refused to honour the advertised price displayed and insisted on overcharging for the woeful excuse they call food. Even after being challenged on the price, the staff member was indifferent and casually said they hadn’t got around to updating the price board yet! Terrible representation of Perth. Photos attached as evidence of this Wild West rort.