What to buy in Singapore

Singapore has always been our favorite country when we travel. This country has a similar environment to the one we live in, so people won't feel strange traveling here. So, what can you buy when traveling here? Bianshao will recommend it to everyone!

Singapore Sling

SingaporeSling, known as the national drink of a city-state, was created in the 1930s by bartenders at the Raffles Hotel in Rambler. The globally popular drink was originally made up of ingredients - orange juice, lime juice, pineapple juice, cherry brandy and gin.

Cost:From S$30.

Raffles Hotel Souvenir Shop

Raffles Hotel Gallery

Changi Airport Souvenir Shop

Drinks stores and supermarkets (islandwide)

Souvenirs with small fish-tailed lions.

The fishtail lion is a strange man-made creature. The top half represents a lion and the other half represents the body of a mermaid. The top of the lion represents the original name of Singapore, meaning "City of Lions", while the bottom half depicts the island's origins as a fishing village. You can choose from a wide range of souvenirs such as key chains, refrigerator stickers, can openers, ashtrays and chocolates with miniature fish-tailed lions at various tourist attractions, including Chinatown.

Cost:From S$2 each.

Where to buy:All souvenir stores on the island.

Orchid Perfumes When it comes to Singapore's national flower, the orchid has an exquisite scent and it makes sense to buy these orchid-infused perfumes. With an elegant collection of fragrances for both men and women, and named after fascinating names such as Aranda and Gulf orchids, Beidu used to satisfy everyone, and the perfumes perfectly capture the memories of the journey and keep them alive.

Cost:SGD28-SGD168 (depending on size)

Where to buy:Marina Bay Cruise Center - 61 Marina Boulevard

Singapore Visitor Centre:216 Orchard Road Orchard Road

All major department stores and supermarkets

Asian artifactsAsian artifacts are not to be missed, and should definitely be brought back to China. From unique antique pieces to beautiful scrolls, these are some of the most sought-after gifts in Singapore.

Where to buy:Chinatown

Holland Village

Tung Leng Mall

Roasted Pork

What's better than giving your friends and family an edible gift?Bak-Kwa, also known as roasted pork/beef slices, is a famous local snack among Singaporeans that was introduced by the early Chinese settlers. Prices soar during the Lunar New Year and other festive seasons and it is widely consumed and traditionally gifted to family and friends.

Cost:From S$45 per kilogram.

Where to buy:Perfumed Food Stores

Bicheng Heong Shops

Golden Bamboo Crown Shops

Golden Bok Guan Shops

Lam Noi Guan Boutique

Coconut Paste

Traditional breakfasts for Singaporeans include Kaya.