Where to buy toys in Singapore before the Christmas rush, from the all-rounder chain to the LEGO, Pokémon and blind-box specialists, with each shop's live October promo and outlet list. Checked on every shop's own site on 22 October 2026.
Christmas shopping lists are already out, and three of these shops have codes or free gifts that end this month.
> Quick view: best all-rounder is Toys"R"Us (code HALLOWEEN, 15% off 2 selected toys online to 31 Oct); best for LEGO is The Brick Shop, free Astro Bot at $215; cheapest treat is a $15.90 POP MART blind box.
How to choose
- Buying for several kids? Start at Toys"R"Us. One cart covers every age, and the HALLOWEEN code rewards buying two toys at once until 31 October.
- LEGO above $200? Go to The Brick Shop instead. The free Astro Bot at $215 and the 10% lifetime member discount usually beat a percentage code, and its Pick-a-Brick wall is unique.
- Want a toy that lasts? The Better Toy Store's wooden and Steiff ranges cost more up front but are built to be passed down. Its German Fair ends 25 October.
- Small budget, big excitement? A $15.90 POP MART blind box is the cheapest crowd-pleaser here, but the surprise element means you cannot pick the figure.
- Time the big shop. Toy prices in Singapore usually drop again for 11.11 and Black Friday in November, so if a gift is not urgent, add it to your cart now and compare in two weeks.
How we checked
Every store list, price and promo was read on 22 October 2026 from each shop's own channels: Toys"R"Us Singapore's promotion pages and store locator, The Brick Shop's website and store list, The Better Toy Store's site plus Tanglin Mall's and Paragon's promotion pages, POP MART's Singapore store list and shipping policy, Pokémon Center Singapore's official Instagram and Jewel's store directory, Simply Toys' store and membership pages, and Kiddy Palace's store page and online toy range. Hamleys was left out because we could not confirm an open Singapore store, and Takashimaya has not yet announced a 2026 Christmas toy fair.
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