7 Best Snack Shops in Singapore (2026)

Singapore is a good place to snack. Between viral imports, childhood biscuits sold loose from tins, handmade rock candy and boxed gift assortments, there is more variety than any one supermarket aisle can offer. This list gathers seven snack and sweets sellers that have a shopfront, a web shop or both, and that showed signs of current activity in 2026. We have grouped them loosely by style, so you can jump to the trend-led candy stores, the nostalgic biscuit shops or the box-and-gift specialists. Every description comes from what each business publishes about itself, so check its own site for current ranges, outlets and opening hours before you travel or order.

The SGFR Store describes itself as a source of viral candy, mochi ice cream and Dubai chocolate, and its web shop lists a wide spread of imported snacks. Categories on the site include chips, rice crackers, gummies, freeze-dried candy, popcorn, drinks and vegan snacks, with a mix of newly landed lines and sold-out items that suggests stock moves quickly. The shop says it runs eight outlets across Singapore, among them Bedok Mall, Century Square, Jurong Point and Waterway Point, and lists opening hours store by store. It also offers support through WhatsApp, with the hours stated on its site. This is a sensible first stop if you want to try the latest social-media snack crazes without hunting through several shops.

Bedok, Tampines, Jurong and other malls
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Candy Empire presents itself as a seller of imported confectionery and tea, and its web shop sorts the range into biscuits and treats, everyday treats, best sellers and a tea section. Brands named on its site include Nestle Choclait Chips, Mokate cookies, Knoppers and Hanuta among its listed products. The business lists a VivoCity store on its homepage and links to a separate page for its other locations, so check that page for the current outlet list. Its blog carried posts dated spring 2026, and the site offers an online cart with an enquiries email for questions. A reasonable pick if you prefer familiar packaged biscuits, chocolates and gift-friendly sweets from one shop.

VivoCity and other malls
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Sticky is a rock candy maker rather than a general snack shop, which makes it a distinctive choice if you want something sweet with a story behind it. Its site lists handmade rock candy in fruit and traditional pillow styles, lollipops, special-occasion candy and branded merchandise. The business also says it produces custom candy for corporate promotions, weddings and events, and its recent content includes a limited Halloween mix and a corporate gift ideas article for 2026. The site states that it ships within Singapore and overseas, and shows weekday opening hours for its Macpherson premises. That makes it a practical source of candy for party favours, office gifts or anyone curious about how boiled sweets are made.

Macpherson
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Tasty Snack Asia calls itself a one-stop snack and gift box online store, and the web shop is built around choosing items to fill a box. Its site lists snacks, drinks and gift boxes, including a build-your-own option, ready-made seasonal boxes for occasions such as Hari Raya, Teacher's Day and Christmas, and an office pantry range covering snacks, coffee and ready-to-eat items. It also publishes a corporate gifting route with an enquiry email. The footer carries a 2026 date and the site refers to 2026 festive catalogues, so it appears to be actively maintained. The site shows no shop address, so treat it as an online-only seller and read its delivery terms before ordering for a specific date.

Online store
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SnacKING Retro Biscuits sells old-school biscuits, snacks, sweets and toys, aiming at shoppers who remember buying them as children. Its site lists keropok and chips, wafers, jam and cream biscuits, cookies, marie and soda biscuits, nostalgic toys and festive goodie bags, naming Choki Choki chocolate paste, potato wheel and iced gems among its best sellers. It publishes a list of mall outlets, which currently includes Northpoint City, Jurong Point, City Square Mall, Waterway Point and Pasir Ris Mall, all with stated daily opening hours. A web shop with a cart and checkout is available, and the site says delivery is within Singapore. The footer shows 2026, which suggests the site is current.

Yishun, Jurong, City Square and other malls
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Nelly's Retro Snacks focuses on old-school biscuits and snacks, and its online order page describes more than 300 items, noting that the listing is still being added to. Products are grouped under general items and snacks and candies, and the page says that larger 500g packs can be split into two packs on request. The shop lists two outlets, one at Junction 9 in Yishun and one at Loyang Point in Pasir Ris, and its page carries a 2026 copyright line. It points customers to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok for contact, rather than publishing an email address or phone number on the order page. Choose it if you want a neighbourhood-style retro snack shop with an online ordering option.

Yishun and Pasir Ris
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Scarlett Supermarket is a Singapore chain that puts snacks first, although its range also takes in instant noodles, drinks, frozen food, sauces and household items. Its site says snacks are the main category and describes several store formats, including supermarkets and smaller snack-focused outlets such as Snack Kingdom and Xiao Chi Xiao He, which it lists among its stores. The site gives a store total of more than 40, spread across the central, east, north-east, west and north regions, with some outlets said to open around the clock. It also has an official Shopee shop for delivery and mentions live-stream sales. The site is in Chinese, so use translation if needed. Suited to shoppers wanting broad snack choice in one trip.

Islandwide, including Jurong Point and Northpoint City
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