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Sep 18, 2023 · From haw flakes to White Rabbit candy, these nostalgic old-school snacks were an iconic part of every Singaporean's childhood.
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Image credit: Shawn Founded in 1968. Teck Leong Lee Keeis a treasure trove of old-school snacks and candy, tucked away in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park. They may be wholesalers, but you can also walk in anytime to choose whatever catches your fancy—though there are minimum purchase quantities required. Image credit: Teck Leong Lee Kee Apart from famil...
Another old-school snacks wholesaler to check out is Kean Ann Co. Private Limited, located in Bedok North, that’s been plying the trade for 61 years now. They started out peddling their goods from a van, before gradually growing into an empire of their own. Image credit: Kean Ann Co. Pte Ltd There are 53 pages of products on their website, spread o...
With four locations inNorthpoint City, Jurong Point, City Square Mall, and Yishun Mall, getting your fill of old-school snacks at SnacKING Retro Biscuits couldn’t be easier. The array of snacks here is not as extreme as you’d get at one of the wholesalers, but there’s a good-enough selection for you to lose yourself in nonetheless. Image credit: @f...
Image credit: refreshing water Spread across two shop spaces on the first floor of Tanjong Pagar Plaza Market is The Biscuit Shop, which sells, unsurprisingly, biscuits. To be more specific, they sell old-school biscuits, including the tri-coloured Kuih Piring Wafer (price TBC). What’s more, their biscuits are sold in handy little bags, pre-weighed...
Image credit: @goh_gerard Another old-school snack store to pop by is Nelly’s Retro Snacks, which you’ll find at Junction 9 in Yishun, and Loyang Point in Pasir Ris. On top of traditional biscuits, their shelves are also lined with large metal tins of Muruku (from $1.50), Cow’s Ear ($1.30), Green Bean Cookie ($1.50)and more. Image credit: @slackerg...
Image credit: 阿宝 Rounding up this list is Biscuit King, nestled along Casuarina Road in Upper Thomson, that’s truly a blast from the past. It’s a full package here, with nostalgic old-school games sold right alongside all sorts of snacks, biscuits and more. Image credit: 阿宝 The biscuits are sold in bags of smaller quantities, weighing in at couple ...
- Want Want Senbei Rice Crackers. Something we definitely want (want) as a snack are the senbei rice crackers. These light, airy biscuits are coated in an addictively sweet and salty powder.
- Dried seaweed. Who needs lunch when you can just eat 20 packets of dried seasoned seaweed? That's how difficult it is to stop eating these. It helps that the seaweed snack is ridiculously cheap, and comes in a convenient string of packets that you can fold up and carry everywhere.
- Pola Snacks. These hollow snacks are best eaten by the handful for maximum crunch and saltiness. That's just our opinion – some people also love to bite the cracker in half before munching just to see the hollow insides.
- Dahfa Dried Fish Fillet. A potentially polarising snack – after all, what's savoury and delicious to one person could just be plain fishy to another. Nevertheless, Dahfa dried fish fillet gives us major throwback vibes.
- King of Snacks. King of Snacks is undoubtedly king when it comes to its wide selection of retro snacks and toys. You name it, they have it. From wall-climbing sticky Spidermen toys to handheld water games and magic pop candies, it truly is a treasure trove for everyone seeking a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
- Seah’s Biscuit Shop. Next up, we have a small shop tucked away in Ang Mo Kio’s neighbourhood, just opposite Broadway Plaza. This underrated store sells traditional biscuits such as half-half animal biscuits, crunchy chocolate wafers, kueh bangkit and more with prices from S$1!
- CookiesTalk. Also located in Ang Mo Kio is CookiesTalk, another retro snack store selling biscuits with over 200 varieties. This well-known store is definitely one of the OGs, having been in operation since 1978.
- SnacKING Retro Biscuits. SnacKING Retro Biscuits is one of the more famous retailers of retro snacks in Singapore. You can find goodies like Satay Sticks (S$1.50), Pola snacks (S$3), and old-school card games like Old Maid and SNAP (S$1.50).
Remember the good old days? Visit us now to relive your childhood memories with your favourite Snacks! Nostalgic, old school snacks, sweets and toys available in store and online. Contact us for Corporate or bulk orders. Goodie Bags available too!
Aug 21, 2021 · Some of these snacks can still be found in Singapore, while others are well, extinct already. If like me you have eaten any of these 18 childhood snacks before, chances are that kids today are calling you ‘uncle’ or ‘auntie’ already.
Feb 27, 2023 · This series of shops is not only rife with nostalgic snacks and sweets, but they've stocked up on pre-iPAD toys like colourful kuti kuti, dragonfly toys, and old school plane gliders. Various locations - find them here
