6 Best Deepavali Snacks & Gift Boxes in Singapore (2026): Murukku From $4.90, Gift Boxes From $8.90

SnackFirst is a Singapore online snack shop, and its Deepavali range is the cheapest way to stock up.MURUKKU: four crackers (Butter, Spicy, Star and Pagoda) cost $4.90 for 120g, $16.90 for 500g and $45 for a 3kg tin, and curry tapioca chips and shredded tapioca fries start at the same $4.90.GIFT BOXES: marked down across the range, and the two smallest dropped another dollar in October: Anand $8.90 (was $11), Mangal $13.90 (was $16), Prakash $19.90 (was $22.60), Shanti $29.90 (was $35.90), Santosham $39.90 (was $47.90) Vijay $49.90 (was $62.90) and a newer Rangoli box at $59.90 (was $69.50).HAMPERS: Puja $100 (was $120.40), Diya $150 (was $182.10) and Dhan $200 (was $261.70). You build them from murukku, gold mini tins ($9.90 add-ons) and glass bottles of nuts, which suits office orders.DELIVERY: free on Singapore orders of $20 or more.STILL SELLING: every box, hamper and murukku bag was still in stock on 11 Nov 2026, after Deepavali, with the markdowns intact.

Mdm Ling Bakery's 2026 Deepavali page now lists 52 cookies, snacks and bundles, and the bakery says more than 20 of the flavours are Halal-certified, vegetarian or vegan-friendly. PRICE: tubs start at $10.80 (almond, peanut, green pea, hazelnut and red velvet cheese cookies), and best-sellers such as the Anchor Butter, Himalayan sea salt chocolate almond and Kopi Siew Dai cookies cost $11.80 small and $22.80 for the standard tub. Its Murukku King Crowns are back at $22.80.BUNDLES: new for October are the Deepavali Delights Maroon Box (6 in 1) at $38.80 and bundles: the November markdowns have ended, so Six Deepavali Delights is back to $134.80 and Eight Deepavali Delights to $182.40 (re-read 11 November), with a larger Tenfold Deepavali Blessings bundle at $226.DELIVERY: you pick your date at checkout, and the Deepavali range was still on sale on 11 November; delivery is free above $100. It also sells kueh lapis.

Rise & Thrive is a Singapore charity that has worked with women from underserved communities since 2019, and its Deepavali catalogue is made by the women in its Her Rise Above programme. The Homestyle Murukku was $19.50 for a 280g jar (rice and chickpea flour with ajwain and sesame, made in a Muslim-run home kitchen with no pork, lard or alcohol). Sweets included a 9-piece Mithai Box made without gluten ($30), a Chocolate Hazelnut Ladoo Trio ($29) and an eggless Gulab Jamun and Rose Pistachio cake set ($39.50). Three hampers bundled the murukku and cookies: The Chai Hour Sparkle ($59.50), The Warmth & Sparkle ($73.50) and The Rise Shine & Sparkle ($83), each with a card telling the programme's story. Buyers could also add an $11 meal for a family in need.ORDERS CLOSED: the 2026 shop closed after its 2 November cut-off (deliveries ran 20 October to 6 November), and its Gift a Meal drive closed after passing its 500-meal goal. The site now points buyers to the Risers directly, so bookmark it for next Deepavali.

All Things Delicious is a Kampung Gelam bakery with its flagship at 34 Arab Street, and its 2026 Deepavali collection is built around customisable wooden hamper baskets. The Petite hamper is $119 (was $137.80) and the Large $159 (was $183.80); you choose every cookie flavour, including its Rasmalai Pistachio cookies. Smaller gifts are the Deepavali Delight Gift Box ($54.90) and the Blissful Deepavali Gift Box ($64.80), which holds six mini jars of cookies in flavours you pick. New this season are open-house trays: a Deepavali Cookies Tray ($38.90, four cookies including the eggless Rasmalai Pistachio), a vegetarian Nuts & Snacks Tray (now $52.90, six snacks including murukku and masala nuts), both together as the Twin Snack Bundle (now $83.80, was $91.80, sold out on 11 November), and a five-jar Deepavali Cookie Bundle at $109 (was $124.50). For handing out, Rasmalai Pistachio cookie gift packs cost $5.90 each. For a party at home there are Deepavali canapés (paneer samosas, aloo tikki cups and lamb keema samosas) at $52.90 for 12 or $148.70 for 36 (was $158.70). Orders need about three days to prepare, and it delivers seven days a week from 9am to 7pm, or you can collect from Arab Street between 9am and 9pm.STILL SELLING: the rest of the Deepavali range was still on sale on 11 November, and the site ran an 11.11 banner of up to 15% off storewide.

Adda makes modern mithai in boxes designed to be kept. The Delight Box ($48) has nine sweets in three flavours: Lychee and Gulukand, Motichoor Barfi and Salted Caramel Miso Peda. The Deluxe Box ($68) adds two boxes of nuts and a savoury snack to 15 sweets (Figs, Mulberry, Dates and Nuts; Masala Chai Barfi; Saffron Pistachio Kaju Katli) in a reusable tray. The Premium Box ($88) holds 20 sweets in five flavours with nuts and a candle, and the Executive Box ($108) has 30 sweets in six flavours with a Diwali candle, nuts and a savoury snack. Custom logos are offered on orders above 30 boxes, so it also works for corporate gifting. New for 2026 was the Adda Regal Box ($68), a savoury box of black pepper almonds, spiced cashews, salted pistachios and walnuts.SOLD OUT: on 11 November every box on its store, including the Regal and a $68 Indulgence Box, showed as sold out, so treat these prices as a guide for next Deepavali.

Shahi Maharani is a North Indian restaurant at Raffles City (#03-21B), and its Royal Mithai Collection is the most polished box here. Its 2026 boxes sold at early-bird prices: the Celebration Box (15 mithai in five varieties, in teal or pink) is $72 instead of $78, the Royal Festive Box (24 pieces, all six 2026 flavours including Stuffed Cashew Roll and Date and Nut Burfi) $108 instead of $118, the Treasure Sugar & Spice chest (15 mithai, four jars of savouries and a copper artisan candle) $148 instead of $158, and the Royal Savoury Treats nut set $98 instead of $108. The sweets are mildly sweetened and preservative-free, so eat them within three days.SOLD OUT: pick-up and delivery ran 22 October to 9 November, and on 11 November the Celebration Box page showed out of stock.