10 Best Toy Shops in Singapore
Compare the best toy shops in Singapore for kids' and educational toys, LEGO, wooden toys, collectibles and hobby model kits, from big chains to specialists.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankWhether you are after wooden puzzles, the latest LEGO set, a movie collectible or a last-minute birthday gift, toy shops in Singapore range from big-box chains to tiny specialist hobby stores. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating retailers spanning educational toys, building blocks, plush, party supplies and collectibles. Each was checked on its own website or store listing, so treat it as a shortlist to compare rather than a strict ranking.
1. Toys"R"Us
Toys"R"Us is the island's best-known big-box toy retailer, with a sprawling catalogue that runs from building blocks and action figures to games, puzzles, learning toys, ride-ons and soft toys. Its site lists brands such as LEGO, Pokemon, Hot Wheels, Barbie, NERF and Sylvanian Families, and it carries toys for every age from baby and toddler up to older kids. It sells online and through stores across Singapore, making it a practical first stop for mainstream toys.
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2. Hamleys
Hamleys is the heritage London toy retailer known for its theatrical, hands-on stores, and it runs two outlets in Singapore: a large multi-level shop at Plaza Singapura and a second store at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. The range spans traditional and high-tech toys, games and puzzles, arts and crafts and its signature plush teddy bears, with in-store demonstrations a big part of the draw. It is a destination as much as a shop, which sets it apart from everyday toy stores.
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3. Bricks World (LEGO Certified Stores)
Bricks World runs Singapore's LEGO Certified Stores, the officially authorised LEGO retail network, with outlets in shopping malls across the island including a large store at Resorts World Sentosa. It stocks the full breadth of LEGO ranges, from Duplo and City to Technic, Marvel, Star Wars and the adult-oriented Icons line, alongside LEGO gift and accessory items. For dedicated LEGO builders it is the most complete single-brand destination in Singapore.
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4. The Better Toy Store
The Better Toy Store is a premium specialist focused on wooden toys, puzzles, blocks, STEM sets and craft kits, and it says every product is chosen for play value, design, quality and low environmental impact. The retailer states its toys conform to the European EN71 and US ASTM safety standards, with natural materials and non-toxic finishes prioritised for younger children. It operates physical stores at malls including Paragon, Tanglin Mall, Great World and Suntec City.
5. Growing Fun
Growing Fun is a long-running Singapore educational-toy specialist offering learning-focused products across STEM, phonics and language, puzzles, board games and arts and crafts. The retailer says it curates wholesome, quality educational toys sourced from Europe, the USA and Asia for children from newborn up to around age twelve. It runs several outlets across the island, including at Marina Square and Paragon, alongside an online store.
6. Playhao
Playhao is a specialty toy store at Forum The Shopping Mall on Orchard Road, curated around open-ended and educational play rather than mass-market licences. It carries building and construction toys, STEM and coding kits, puzzles, sensory and pretend-play items, arts and crafts and marble runs, featuring design-led European brands such as PLUS-PLUS, Grimm's, Ostheimer, Fagus and Naef. The focus on toys that parents and children enjoy together sets it apart from bigger chains.
7. Simply Toys
Simply Toys is a long-established Singapore retailer of movie and pop-culture collectibles, spanning franchises such as Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Disney and anime. Its range takes in Funko Pop vinyls plus premium statues and figures from labels including Hot Toys, Sideshow Collectibles and EFX, alongside character plush and lifestyle goods. It sells online and through several mall stores in Singapore, including outlets at Suntec City and Jewel Changi Airport.
8. The Falcon's Hangar
The Falcon's Hangar is a veteran collector's toy and hobby shop at Waterloo Centre near Bugis, popular with enthusiasts of both vintage and current collectibles. It carries lines such as Transformers, Gundam model kits, Star Wars, Macross and Zoids, along with action figures and 1/6-scale dolls, and also serves overseas collectors online. Its deep, collector-oriented stock makes it a different proposition from toy shops aimed at young children.
9. Ani Mecha
Ani Mecha is a hobby store on Keong Saik Road focused on Gunpla and mecha model kits, stocking Gundam kits across grades from entry-level to Perfect Grade. Alongside kits it carries action figures and modelling supplies such as paints, airbrushes and tools, and lists brands including Bandai, Kotobukiya, Takara Tomy and Good Smile Company. The mix of kits and finishing supplies makes it geared to hands-on model builders rather than casual shoppers.
10. T For Toys
T For Toys is a Singapore toy shop and warehouse-style store in the Tampines industrial area, describing itself as a local business offering quality toys and gifts at affordable prices. Its range covers educational and STEM toys, arts and crafts, imaginative and outdoor play, games and toddler items, and it is a well-known stop for party supplies and goodie-bag fillers. Shoppers can buy online with delivery or collect in person at the store.
How to choose
- Match the shop to the child and the occasion: general big-box stores cover mainstream and licensed toys, while specialists focus on wooden and educational toys, LEGO, or collectibles and model kits.
- Check age-appropriateness and safety, looking for recognised safety marks such as the European EN71 or US ASTM standards and buying age-graded toys, and avoid small parts for children under three.
- Where you can, visit in person to handle and test toys, since size, build quality and play value are hard to judge online, and knowledgeable staff can suggest good alternatives.
- For collectibles and model kits, confirm the shop sells genuine, authorised products and check the exact edition or grade, as licensed figures and Gunpla vary widely in detail and price.
- Compare delivery and pickup options, including islandwide delivery timelines and whether you can collect in store, especially if you are buying for a birthday or party on a deadline.
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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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