The Chinese in Singapore have basically the same habits as us, even more traditional than us. Just give some local delicious and beautiful things, but it should be a little commemorative.

If you are a Singaporean, you can also give some of our Chinese characteristics, such as Pu’er tea from Yunnan, the Eighteen Devils of Yunnan, some silk from the north, and ceramics. I think the most important thing is to be a little new, as long as you reflect your sincerity and blessings.

What should I give to my friends in Singapore?

I remember that my cousin brought back some small gifts with Singaporean characteristics, such as keychains and brooches with Singaporean elements.

Ask: What gifts are good for foreign guests in Singapore?

If you want to send foreign guests in Singapore, you can choose Yihan Bian embroidery hand-embroidered handicrafts, which have Chinese characteristics and are of great cultural significance. Bian embroidery has a long history and exquisite craftsmanship. The most representative work is Yihan Bian embroidery on the river during the Qingming Festival. It is not only the top ten famous paintings handed down from generation to generation, but also hand-embroidered, which is more culturally profound. It is a good choice for giving gifts to foreign guests!

What things in Singapore are worth buying or cheaper?

Orchids and Peranakans sell exquisitely handcrafted gold-plated specimens of Singapore’s national flower. Fresh orchids are gold-plated to create a variety of chic jewelry such as pins, earrings, pendants, and more. You can also buy a variety of Peranakan gifts at Risis that blend Chinese, Malay, and European cultures, such as chic brooches and unique business card cases. These Risis items can be purchased at Suntec City and National Orchids Park.

Arts and Culture Gifts

Want to buy something memorable to keep as a souvenir? Take a walk at the Museum Shop. There are four museum shops in Singapore, all located in the city center. Shops sell gifts such as posters reflecting the style of Singapore in the past and today, beautiful Buddy cloth dresses, locally designed accessories, and souvenir books that symbolize Singapore’s culture.

Spices

Want to cook your own curry? You can buy fragrant Malay spices at Geylang Senai, or scented Indian spices at Selangang Road. These pre-packaged spices are also available in supermarkets and grocery stores, allowing you to cook delicious dishes with Singaporean characteristics.

Unique tableware

Special dishes need special tableware to set off. DocCheng’s at the Raffles Hotel shopping gallery sells unique tableware such as bowls that allow chopsticks to be inserted, scrapers, and oversized mixing spoons.

Singapore Sling Products

Memorabilia with Raffles characteristics are worth buying. The historic and famous Raffles Hotel offers a variety of unique gifts and souvenirs for you to choose from. The hotel’s museum shop sells Singapore Sling coasters, T-shirts and posters. Other Raffles Hotel memorabilia include magnets, keychains, and replicas of luggage posts from the 1960s.

Traditional Chinese Medicine

The health of the human body lies in the balance of yin and yang in the body. Traditional Eastern medicine focuses on the use of natural herbs. You may wish to go back to the traditional Chinese medicine shop in Chinatown to buy some herbs and try to fry them to replenish your body.

Gifts for Opera Art

Looking for a gift that truly embraces Eastern culture? Come to EngTiangHuat on Ri Bari Road to pick up some gifts related to opera art! Here you can buy hats, women’s embroidered vests, bamboo flutes and erhu, etc.

Gifts in Nature

If you have been to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, you will definitely want to buy some souvenirs to commemorate this trip. The gift shop at the Singapore Botanic Gardens offers a range of nature-themed books and souvenirs for you to choose from, as well as electronics for you to take home if you like.