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10 Best Kitchen Appliance Shops for Hobs, Hoods and Ovens in Singapore (2026)

Where to buy built-in hobs, cooker hoods, ovens and kitchen sinks in Singapore: 10 specialist showrooms, brand stores and retailers, and how to choose.

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Amir Wahab
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Choosing built-in cooking appliances is a different job from buying a kettle. A hob has to fit a worktop cut-out, a hood has to suit the ducting above it, and an oven has to sit in a housing that your carpenter has already built. That is why where you buy matters as much as what you buy. This guide covers specialist online stores, brand-run showrooms and the big electrical chains that stock hobs, hoods, built-in ovens and, in one case, sinks. Each entry says what the business publishes about its range and how to reach it. Check current models, installation terms and showroom access on each site before you commit.

1. Hob Hood SG

Hob Hood SG is an online shop that concentrates on exactly what the name says: hobs, hoods and a smaller range of ovens. Its catalogue is organised by brand, hob and hood width, and a budget band, which suits shoppers who already have a worktop cut-out measured. The brand list on its site includes Bertazzoni, Bosch, EF, Elba, Electrolux, Mayer, Tecno and Teka. A separate page sets out installation and disposal arrangements, and its contact page invites customers to send cut-out sizes and preferences. The company behind it, The Appliances Co., says its address is an office rather than a showroom, and its showrooms page points to individual brand showrooms instead. Enquiries run through WhatsApp or chat on weekdays.

2. Tecno

Tecno is the Singapore brand of Singapore Radio & Industry, which says on its Our Story page that it became sole distributor of Tecno and Tecnogas cooking appliances in the 1970s. Its menu lists hobs, electric hobs, hoods, built-in ovens, table-top ovens and table cookers, alongside refrigerators, washers and dryers, wine chillers and water heaters, plus packages and an online warranty page. The showrooms page names a head office and main showroom in the Tagore industrial area, then lists concept corners inside electrical retailers and a longer retailer list grouped by region. That makes it a handy starting point if you want to see a hob or hood in person before deciding where to buy.

3. Elba Singapore (CASA)

Elba is an Italian built-in appliance brand that its Singapore site says is exclusively distributed by CASA (S) Pte Ltd, described there as a pioneer in Italian built-in cooking appliances since the early 1980s. The online catalogue is split into built-in hobs, cooker hoods, built-in ovens, dishwashers, free-standing cookers and laundry appliances, and a Where to buy page lists stockists, which the site says number over 90 locations. CASA also runs the Rubine brand, whose site lists stainless steel kitchen sinks and taps, so this is one place to look at hobs and sinks together. The contact details published on the site include separate sales and service lines. Its blog carries buying guides, including one on choosing an induction hob.

4. Bertazzoni Singapore

Bertazzoni is an Italian maker of cookers and built-in cooking appliances, and its Singapore website lists two local showrooms on its contact page, one in the Tiong Bahru area and one off Genting Road. The product menu covers freestanding cookers, built-in and compact ovens, hobs, ventilation and refrigeration, arranged into Professional, Modern and Heritage series. The site also offers a dealer locator, a project showcase and a care and service section. Its contact page publishes weekday and Saturday showroom hours, a sales email, a customer service email and a WhatsApp business line, which is useful if you want to check availability or arrange a visit before travelling. Confirm hours on that page before you set out.

5. Smeg Singapore

Smeg's Singapore site lists a showroom at Marina One and, separately, a service centre in the Jalan Pemimpin industrial area, with opening hours and phone numbers on its contacts page. The major appliances menu covers ovens, hobs, hoods, cookers, microwave ovens, built-in coffee machines, drawers, refrigerators, freezers, wine coolers and dishwashers, with a separate section for small appliances such as kettles and toasters. An online shop link sits in the top navigation. Smeg presents its products as Italian design with performance, so expect a design-led line-up where the aim is a coordinated look across several appliances in one kitchen. Check the contacts page for current hours and book ahead if you plan to see several models in one trip.

6. Mayer Singapore

Mayer is a home and kitchen appliance brand with an online store in Singapore. Its kitchen menu includes dedicated collections for hobs, hoods and cookers, plus built-in microwave ovens and built-in refrigerators, and the hob collection page frames the range around kitchen renovations and replacements. The store says products bought directly from the eStore are automatically registered for warranty and that online shopping runs around the clock. A showroom page and a published head office address in the Ubi area give a place to start if you want to see the range, and the site names separate general and corporate enquiry emails. Mayer also sells smaller items such as air fryers, rice cookers and fans, so one order can cover countertop appliances too.

7. EuropAce

EuropAce describes itself as a home appliances store in Singapore since 1992, selling direct to households through its own online shop. Alongside air treatment, fans, fridges and laundry products, it runs dedicated built-in oven, built-in hob and built-in hood collections, which makes it a convenient place to compare gas and induction hobs against hoods from the same brand. The site says it offers islandwide delivery, local warranty support through an online e-warranty page, and a loyalty cashback programme. Its footer is dated 2026 and its home page features current launches. Because it is an online-first operation, check the delivery page and the product page for installation terms before ordering, and confirm that cut-out and ducting sizes match your kitchen plan.

Online store, Singapore-wide
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8. Bosch Home Appliances Singapore

Bosch Home Appliances Singapore runs a brand site covering cooking and baking, dishwashers, fridges and laundry, plus an online store and a Total Care service offering. Its UnserHaus Experience Centre in Bishan is presented as a place to see a Bosch kitchen set up, and the site mentions demonstration classes and hands-on workshops there. Visits are by appointment, booked online or by email. The centre page states that the showroom is undergoing phased renovation through December 2026 and advises emailing before visiting. Gaggenau, a sister brand, lists a Singapore showroom at the same address on its Asia site. This is a sensible stop if you want to see ovens and hobs before choosing a model.

9. Courts

Courts is a large electrical, IT and furniture retailer, and its Large Kitchen Appliances menu includes separate Hobs, Hoods and Built-in Ovens categories as well as dishwashers and refrigerators. That makes it useful when you want to browse several brands side by side rather than visit one manufacturer's showroom. The site has a store locator, a contact page with a customer care line and a section for Climate Vouchers eligible appliances. Tecno's own showroom page names several Courts stores, including the Tampines megastore, as places with Tecno concept corners, which suggests some displays may be on the shop floor. As with any chain, availability and display models vary by store, so confirm before you travel.

Islandwide, including Tampines
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10. Best Denki

Best Denki is a Singapore electrical retailer whose Kitchen and Cooking section lists cooking appliances by type, including built-in hobs, built-in ovens, chimney cooker hoods, burners and gas ranges, plus appliance packages. The built-in hob category page shows a long listing of models from several brands, which suits shoppers who like to compare options on one screen. The site publishes a store locator and a contact page, and carries a 2026 copyright notice. A corporate sales email is also shown for bulk or project enquiries, which may interest renovation contractors and developers. As with other multi-brand chains, check the product page for model details and confirm the installation arrangements with the store before you pay.

How to choose

  • Measure before you shop. A built-in hob needs a worktop cut-out of a specific size, and a hood needs a duct route and mounting height that suit your ceiling. Take the dimensions of your existing appliance, or your carpenter's drawings, and ask each shop to confirm that a model fits.
  • Decide between a showroom and an online store. Brand showrooms let you check burner layout, control feel and hood noise in person, while online specialists tend to make comparison by width and type easier. Many people do both: look in person, then compare the same model across sellers.
  • Ask what installation and disposal include. Several sellers publish separate installation pages, and the work can differ between replacing like with like and changing hood type. Ask what is covered, who does it, and whether the old unit is taken away, and get the answer in writing before you order.
  • Check warranty and service arrangements on the brand's own page. Some sellers register warranties automatically, others ask you to do it online, and service is sometimes run by a separate centre from the shop. Note where repairs are handled and how to book them, so a fault later is not a scramble.
  • Think about the whole kitchen, not one appliance. If you are also choosing sinks, taps or an oven housing, ask whether the brand or seller offers matching ranges. Coordinating cut-outs, finishes and fuel type (gas or induction) early saves rework once the carpentry and electrical points are fixed.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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