Remember when everyone was obsessed with squishies in the 2010s? From cute animals to food-shaped ones that look good enough to eat, these kneadable toys are making a comeback.
Whether you’re looking for a new desk buddy to squish during a stressful day or simply want to start a collection, here are some stores where you can get squishies in Singapore, featuring rare designs and even a DIY squishy-making experience.
Note: Prices are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change.
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Image adapted from: @bunniespatisserie via Instagram
Kicking off the list is Bunnies Squishy Mart, Singapore’s 1st physical store specialising in squishies. Tucked within 195 Pearl’s Hill Terrace, an arts enclave in Chinatown, the unassuming mart carries a surprisingly large selection of different squishies, from the cheese block squishies ($8) to the viral butter squishies ($5.90) and ones shaped like strawberry shortcakes ($11).
The store also has an online shop, where you’ll be able to browse and shop their collection from the comfort of your own home.
Image adapted from: @bunniespatisserie via Instagram
And not only is the mart the 1st of its kind on our Little Red Dot, but it’s also home to the 1st squishy-themed photobooth ($10 for 2 pieces). Pose for cute shots with different squishy props, and choose from different photo frames, like their very apt squishy-themed frames. Spend $25 and above at the store to enjoy the photobooth experience at just $8!
With both squishy shopping and a photobooth, we think Bunnies Squishy Mart is a perfect stop for a friends’ day out. However, do take note that the shop is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Shop squishies from Bunnies Squishy Mart.
Tucked away in Golden Landmark Shopping Complex is Cerise Bagels, a thrift and accessories store with a side of squishies. There, you can browse a range of squishies including buttermilk-scented seal squishies and bunny biscuit squishies in a range of colours.
While racking your brains trying to decide which squishies to buy, you can also distract yourself with clothes-and-trinket shopping among the racks, featuring handmade accessories and Monchhichi dolls that may make you walk out with an emptier wallet than planned and more than just squishies in hand.
For those who love both squishies and hands-on crafts, Tom & Stefanie has just the thing for you. All of its physical retail outlets house DIY squishy bars, where you’ll get to pick up a slime base, then choose your own embellishments and charms to add to the mix. Lastly, stuff your slime into a spherical bag to complete your squishy, or just leave it as a slime toy.
The DIY squishy bar experience costs $15 and is inclusive of the slime base, bag, 3 “toppings”, and 1 secret charm.
Full list of Tom & Stefanie outlets.
Nunu Bear Zipper Wallet.
Image credit: Meowiie Squishy
If you’re getting tired of seeing all the “basic” squishy designs or just want something different to brag about, Meowiie Squishy has got special options. Operating out of a physical store on Sin Ming Road and an online store, the store carries a range of unconventional squishies, setting it apart from generic retailers.
Image credit: Meowiie Squishy
Check out squishies from popular overseas brands such as Mido Squishy and Lisa Squishy, offering adorable pastry- and animal-themed products. You’ll also be able to find crunchy squishies in unique shapes, such as this spiky durian ($9.50) one, which we imagine is a pretty interesting sensory experience.
Shop squishies from Meowiie Squishy.
Address: Thomson V Two, 11 Sin Ming Road, #01-26, Singapore 575629
Opening Hours: Tue-Fri 1pm-7pm | Sat-Sun 11am-7pm | closed Mon
Visit Cherrie Squishy Singapore to grow your squishy collection without breaking the bank. Both crunchy and foam squishies are priced under $10, with adorable food-themed designs such as peach and dumpling squishies.
You’ll find Cherrie Squishy at 2 spots along Haji Lane: inside Digicam Diaries and Charm Library located within Nirvana Dessert Cafe. This means you can conveniently squeeze in some squishy shopping while hunting for a digicam, or after stopping by for a tea break.
Gen Zs may remember rushing to Toy Outpost and HAKO to snag squishies during their 1st wave of popularity back in the 2010s. Well, now that squishies are back in trend, they’ve also been creeping back into their lockers.
Availability varies across outlets, but an Instagram post from May 2026 showed popular picks like dumpling-shaped squishies and dessert-themed designs.
Full list of Toy Outpost and Hako outlets.
You’re wrong if you think that all Action City sells are movie figurines and blind boxes. At the outlets, you’ll also be able to find squishy toys, like Candy Cube by Breadou ($12.90).
For lovers of the cartoon character Domo, Action City also has Domo 3-inch mystery squishies ($12.90), where you’ll get 1 randomised design out of 5. This is especially exciting if you love both the squishy and blind box trends.
Full list of Action City outlets.
Vaseline butter squishy.
Image credit: @thesquishytown via Instagram
If the viral butter squishy has already made its way onto your FYP, well, The Squishy Town has got a translucent spin on it with the Vaseline butter squishy. What’s more, fans of taba squishies can also head down to their store in Eunos to find many pretty designs.
Taba squishies.
Image credit: @thesquishytown via Instagram
For the uninitiated, a taba squishy is a very sticky rendition of the regular squishy, usually kept and played with inside plastic bags so they don’t get all dusty and grimy like regular squishies tend to. Squishing them is also particularly satisfying, because you’ll get to see them smudge against the transparent bag before slowly rebounding back to their original shape.
Address: 113 Eunos Avenue 3, #07-09, Room 6, Singapore 409838
Opening hours: Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm
Fans of anything squishy or trendy probably know what a NeeDoh is. For those who don’t, these squishy, stretchy sensory toys by American toy company Schylling are made for keeping your hands busy.
What’s even better is that the fillings are non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and free of BPA, latex, and phthalates – perfect for parents who worry about their squishy-demanding kids playing with unknown substances.
You can find a plethora of different NeeDohs ($6.90-$25.90) at TheToyFolks, a licensed retailer with stores at Marina Square and Forum The Shopping Mall.
Hidden in the quiet Queensway Shopping Centre is Chonky and Friends Consignment Store, where you’ll find plenty of lockers selling everything from phone straps in every colour to sticker sheets and hair dye.
Of course, you’ll find squishies in their mix too, including plenty of food-themed pieces like the chocolate bar squishy and croissant squishy. This store is especially great for those who stay centrally or love an all-in-one pit stop, because you’ll be able to find an abundant supply of different trendy knick-knacks.
Sea Shell Cube Squishy.
Image credit: S&S Village
Keep your hands busy with the goodies from S&S Village, an online store selling everything you’ll need to keep yourself or your kids entertained in pockets of free time.
Shop kneadable Sea Shell Cube Squishies ($10), filled with shell and starfish charms in a marine theme, or get the oddly specific Scallion Fried Egg Toast Squishy ($15) if you’re after something that looks delicious. There’s also the furry Toy Animal Squishy ($9.50) for a textural experience rarely seen in the world of squishies.
Besides squishies, S&S Village also sells different fidget toys, such as clickers ($8.50-$13.50) and spin cubes ($12) if you want to add a little variety to your toy collection.
The store provides free delivery for purchases over $39, and gifts a free butter squishy for purchases of $69 and above. With so many irresistible squishies on their website, the minimum spend won’t be too hard to hit.
Shop squishies from S&S Village.
Hidden in Arab Street is Snooze Store, a collectible and streetwear store that also sells our favourite squishies. Browse a wide selection including the ultra-therapeutic slow-rising squishies – shaped like chiffon cakes, durians, and more.
Besides the squishies, you’ll be able to shop from a whole range of trinkets and collectibles, including a shelf of the trendy Sonny Angels. Don’t forget to browse through their streetwear collection either – who knows if you’ll be able to find your new favourite squishy and statement piece.
Bao Ka Liao Trading is a neighbourhood shop tucked away in Yishun, with crates and cartons of squishies filling up its space. Options range from giant squishy cubes to mahjong tile squishies and affordable NeeDoh dupes – all priced under $10.
This is a hidden gem for Northies who don’t want to travel all the way to the more centrally located shops, and for anyone who wants to support a small heartland business.
Address: Blk 417 Yishun Avenue 11, #01-329, Singapore 760417
Opening hours: Sat-Mon 8am-9.30pm | Tue-Fri 3pm-9.30pm
Rounding off the list is a little nook tucked inside HAKO at Jurong Point: tinytreasureshappycollectors. Its locker is stocked with adorable animal- and food-themed squishies, including iBLOOM squishies and whimsical dessert designs inspired by cute critters. If you’re after something that looks almost too precious to squeeze, this is one spot worth checking out.
Whether you remember going nuts over squishies in the 2010s or have just caved into the irresistible trend, there is no shortage of places in Singapore to get your hands on some. From viral butter and crunchy squishies to taba designs and DIY versions, there’s bound to be one that satisfies your urge to squeeze.
So, the next time you need something to keep your hands occupied or just want to add to your collection of squishies, pop by one of these stores and see which one catches your eye. Just don’t blame us if you walk in intending to buy one but leave with an entire collection instead.
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Cover image adapted from: @thesquishytown via Instagram, @dianalau883 via TikTok
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