Cereal Killer Cafe: 21 photos of this nostalgic eatery in The Dubai Mall

The London-born cafe serves more than 120 types of cereal

Cereal Killer Cafe opened in The Dubai Mall in 2017. All photos by Chris Whiteoak / The National

The food stall serves more than 120 types of cereal

Dranreb Berena makes different cereal cocktails

The concept was born in London

It's located on the ground floor near the Dubai Mall waterfall

Customers can sit on seats fashioned out of single beds

You'll find everything from Froot Loops to Shreddies and retro options

Also on the menu are sandwiches, Pop-Tarts, cornflake-crusted chicken, plus drinks such as maltshakes and hot chocolate

'Double Rainbow' with Froot Loops, Fruity Pebbles, and different coloured marshmallows

'Chocopotomus', which includes Krave milk chocolate cereal, Coco Pops, and Happy Hippo

'Unicorn Poop' has Ricicles, Party Rings and white marshmallows, plus 100s & 1000s sprinkles and marshmallow fluff

'Mint Choc Chipsters' is paired with mint-flavoured milk

'Did I tell you I was vegan' includes Reese's puff cereal and Oreo cookies

'The Lion King' with Lion cereal, Coco Shreddies, and Rolos

'The Luckiest Charms' has Cheerios honey nut and homemade crispy marshmallows

'Shooty Shooty Bang Bang' has Krave milk chocolate, Krave hazelnut chocolate cereal, Milky Way Magic Stars, Nutella and crushed Kit Kat

'Double Rainbow' is paired with strawberry-flavoured milk

The cafe features retro toys as decor, including merchandise from 'Toy Story'

Trolls are also dotted about the cafe

Pop-Tarts are also on offer

Choose from a variety of toppings to make your own bowl

Cereal Killer Cafe, from London, opened in The Dubai Mall in 2017. The charming eatery offers more than  120 types of cereal with a variety of milks and toppings. The menu also features a selection of sandwiches, Pop-Tarts, cornflake-crusted chicken, plus hot and cold drinks, such as maltshakes and hot chocolate.

It’s a small place, with a cart on the ground floor, in front of the mall’s famous waterfall, where customers can sit comfortably on seats fashioned out of single beds and tuck into a bowl of anything from Froot Loops to Shreddies. It’s a nostalgic experience.

Look through our gallery above to see more of the colourful, quaint cafe.

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