Very unique flavours that I never thought were possible in a cookie. As I personally love Singapore local food, I knew I had to try the Chicken Rice and Nasi Lemak flavours. They are both interestingly good 😂 This place has excellent customer service so you can always get top recommendations.

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Was unique. Love the chicken rice cookie. Though a little expensive. $47sgd.so just bought the small blueberry can. For about $28sgd if i remembered correctly.

Not a museum. A shop. But lots of cookies. Friendly staff.

Lots of interesting flavours, such as Hainan Chicken. More traditional sweet flavours too. Only two flavours available in small boxes, the rest are just available in large boxes.

I was split on whether to rate this shop 3 or 4 stars but have went with 4 as the strawberry and vanilla cookies I bought in travel size friendly tin were very tasty and the fact that they were low in sugar and suitable for diabetics as promised by the shop assistant did fill me with confidence. But I was rubbed the wrong way a little by the chilli crab cookies. I can't understand if this is a unique selling point and what you pride your brand on why you would not offer a sample to potential customers. I had never seen or tasted a chilli crab cookie and was presented with a closh on the counter. But when I asked if I could taste before buying I was offered another completely different taster, I think it was a sweet macadamia. The cost of chilli crab cookies was about 30-40 Singapore dollars and it's a hefty price to pay for your souvenir beneficiary to tell you it doesn't taste good.

Give their cookies a try before you gift them away as novelty gifts.

The Cookie Museum sells unique and signature Singaporean cookies that you cannot buy anywhere in the World. There are so many favours including the World 1st and Singapore voted the best chilly crab buscuits. The are many amazing favours including Midori honey melon and Nasi lemak. There is one unique favour called Singapore sling which is signature drink created by the Raffles Hotel. There are 4 shops in Singapore (Jewel Changi Airport, Marina Square, Raffle City and Takashimaya). Each shop sells of their unique favours. Staff are very helpful and patient and offer you to try these amazing cookies. Each can has more than 25 biscuits and costs about SGD $48. The smaller tin has 15 cookies and costs $28. I highly recommend you to visit these shops and try these unique cookies.

Weird, but definitely unique. I expected a bigger place.

Great service rendered at Marina Square's outlet. Was offered samples to try before purchasing (tea was served to cleanse the pallet between cookies). Though a little expensive for cookies, it's really delicious!