Searching for Singapore souvenirs for that foreign friend of yours who just came to visit? TOYTAG has cheap and affordable Singapore souvenirs that will help you or your friend remember what our little red dot is known for.
The mythical Merlion, the legend of grand proportions and ambitions of Singapura (Singa meaning Lion, and Pura meaning city in Sanskrit), has alway...
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The gem biscuit cushion is inspired by the popular all-time-favorite colored icing biscuits. Didn't you once thought that they were too small and y...
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Singapore's iconic Dragon Playground, designed by Mr Khor Ean Ghee, continues to endure as a beloved reminder of carefree play and growth in a time...
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The roots of the iconic Singapore girl kebaya (traditional blouse) can be traced to the Portugese of the early days. Today, it is synonymous with o...
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The Peng Kueh (or Glutinous Rice Dumpling) is filled with savoury glutinous rice, and wrapped with skin made of rice flour. The ever recognizable p...
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Durian haters complaining when you eat your favorite fruit? Get one that even haters will love! Product Details: Material: Soft plush with cotton f...
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The Ang Ku Kueh Cushion is a XL cushion version of the chinese pastry made of glutinous rice flour skin wrapped around a sweet filling. Its name is...
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Fondly remembered as the jelly dessert that we all grew up eating, the rainbow agar stirs up memories of our childhood and nostalgic warmth. Though...
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Residing at HDB Block 125A Pasir Ris Road, the majestic yellow Elephant playground slide, created by Mr Khor Ean Ghee, was part of a series of scul...
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Kueh Bahulu is a mini sponge cake, traditionally baked in iron cast mould. It's popular for festive event treats such as Hari Raya or Chinese New Y...
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It’s soccer season; our local coffeeshops suddenly transform into mini rowdy stadiums where fans, armed with beer and teh, congregate to watch matc...
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Singapore’s Kopi Da Bao (coffee, to-go) comes in a strung up plastic bag. Lightweight and spill-proof on the move, it eschews style for pure functi...
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For the love of Dangos! Bring back this lovable Japanese snack plush cushion to brighten up your tea-time session at home. Product Details: Materi...
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The void deck - a public space and gathering point for social events - with its furniture, was designed to keep the Kampung Spirit alive in our hig...
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Tutu Kueh is a popular traditional local sweet treat during our childhood days! Not only do they taste good, they feel good as well! Soft, fluffy a...
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The roots of the iconic Singapore girl kebaya (traditional blouse) can be traced to the Portugese of the early days. Today, it is synonymous with o...
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Behold the next level of gem biscuits merchandise! Light up your room with a delicious USB lamp. Comes in 6 different colours. Product Details: Ma...
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The Dragon Playground is the last surviving playground built during 1960s - 80s by HDB interior designer Mr Khor Ean Ghee. These spirited wonderlan...
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