7 Best Bird Nest Shops in Singapore (2026)

Edible bird's nest is sold in more forms than most shoppers expect: dried nests sold by grade, bottled nest ready to drink, freshly cooked nest delivered chilled, and single-serve capsules. This guide covers seven Singapore sellers that publish their ranges and contact routes on their own sites, from heritage Chinatown names to newer delivery brands. Descriptions follow what each seller says about itself, and sourcing or certification statements are attributed to the seller rather than endorsed by us. Prices change often, so we list none. Use the entries to choose between a shopfront, web order or gift set, then confirm details directly. This page covers edible nest retailers only, not pet birds or TCM clinics.

Dragon Brand is one of the best-known names in bottled bird's nest, and its brand story page is a good starting point if you like to know where a product comes from. The site says the label was founded in 1957 and that it bottled bird's nest in glass in 1986. Its online store lists concentrated and half-concentrated bottles, bowl-style packs, a nest beverage, gift boxes and abalone, plus festive hampers. The shops page names outlets at Fook Hai Building in Chinatown, Nex in Serangoon, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and Takashimaya on Orchard Road, alongside a manufacturing and wholesale address in Senoko. Confirm outlet hours with the shop before you travel. This brand also appears on our dried seafood guide.

Chinatown, Serangoon, Marina Bay and Orchard
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Horse Brand is the consumer name of Guan Sang Co, and its contact page lists two shopfronts: a main branch on North Canal Road and a second counter inside Furama Hotel City Centre on Eu Tong Sen Street. The about page says the business has traded since 1938 and describes it as a specialist in bird's nest, dried seafood and Chinese herbs. The web shop separates bottled bird's nest, premium dried bird's nest, abalone and hampers, so you can choose between ready-to-drink bottles and nests to prepare at home. Each branch shows its own days and hours, which differ, so read the contact page before visiting. This brand also appears on our dried seafood guide, which covers a wider range of provisions.

Chinatown and North Canal Road
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Hockhua Tonic is a chain of tonic and provision shops, and its bird's nest section is unusually detailed for a retailer. The site says the company imports more than twenty grades of nest from Indonesia and Malaysia, owns swiftlet houses in West Malaysia, and grades dried nests by width, appearance and cleanliness. It also publishes pages on nest types, preparation and processing. Its store locator lists Singapore outlets in malls and housing estates across the east, south and other zones, each with a phone number and opening hours, which helps if you would rather browse nests in person than order online. The brand stocks ginseng, herbs and dried goods too, so it works as a one-stop tonic shop, and it links an online estore.

Islandwide malls and heartland estates
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Yummi House describes itself as a Singapore company established in 2007 that specialises in imperial bird's nest and natural wild honey. Its online store lists bird's nest in tiers it names Authentic, King and Supreme, a freshly steamed range, mini packs and premium gift boxes, and it publishes explainer pages about its nest and how to use it at home. The locations page lists three shops: a clubhouse unit on Ubi Road 1, Burlington Square on Bencoolen Street, and Northpoint City in Yishun, each with its own hours and phone number. Visiting one lets you ask staff how the tiers differ. The site also sells honey, flower tea and beauty items, which you can skip if you only want nest.

Ubi, Bencoolen and Yishun
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Bliss Nest Capsules, shortened to BNC on its site, sells freshly cooked bird's nest sealed in single-serve capsule-style bowls. The company says each capsule holds a whole nest that is hand-cleaned and double-boiled, and that its nest comes from Kalimantan in Indonesia. The shop section lists capsules, dried nest, gift boxes, gift sets and subscription plans. Unlike many online-only sellers, it publishes a physical address inside VivoCity with opening hours, and says customers can scan to order ahead on WeChat or WhatsApp to avoid queuing. The about page adds that the wider company also supplies raw nest to other brands and retailers, which it presents as its background. When you order, ask how the capsules should be stored and how long they keep.

HarbourFront (VivoCity)
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SGBEST sells ready-to-eat bird's nest for delivery across Singapore, and its pitch is freshness over shelf life. The site says each order is double-boiled in Singapore and delivered chilled, and that it works with farms in Malaysia and Indonesia. The catalogue lists bottled instant nest, a golden bowl line, nest sold as corner, cup, mess and stick grades, gift boxes, and fresh-stewed extras such as peach gum and porridge. A strip of certification logos appears on the home page; these are the company's own statements, so ask what each one covers. The contact page lists an office at Ubi Techpark, a general email and a WhatsApp number. It is mainly an online seller, so check delivery timing before you order for an occasion.

Ubi (online, islandwide delivery)
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Bonback is a Singapore online shop built around cave bird's nest drinks, sold as 75ml concentrated beverages in boxes of six. Its home page lists formulas with xylitol, coconut water, ginseng or collagen, and describes the nest as hand-cleaned, free of bleaching agents and HACCP certified; these are the brand's own descriptions. A corporate gifting section mentions bulk orders, personalised gift cards and delivery arrangements, which makes it relevant for client gifts and festive hampers. The contact page lists an office at Ark@Gambas in the north of Singapore with weekday hours, a hotline and a general email, and a WhatsApp link appears on the home page. Because the shop is online, ask about delivery lead times if you need an order by a fixed date.

North Singapore (online store)
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