MINT Museum Of Toys houses the largest collection of vintage toys in South-East Asia. A private collection belonging to Mr Chang Yang Fa, MINT Museum Of Toys boasts an award-winning architecture, with an eye-catching facade, and an interior designed to preserve the condition of the toys in mint condition. MINT Museum Of Toys (Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys)... More

Mint Museum of toys was supposedly to be a great attraction with lots of toys. However, the services provided by a particular male staff was not up to the standard. He refused to give us a guided tour and used harsh words on us and the children. I will not be back there definitely. More

A nice place to visit if you are born pre-2000 many stuff you will be able to relate to connect with the past .... of course bringing kids (post-2000), you got to be creative about how to keep them occupied, while you relive your childhood memories More

This is one place where you can see toys that you played with in your childhood days. Quite impossible to find nowadays. Will definitely recommend to friends when they visit Singapore! Cheers! More

I wish I read the reviews on this site before going there. There were many exhibits but they were jammed in glass-covered shelves making it very hard to see them. It did not help that the lighting was very dim. The information provided was not interesting and did not have much depth. The entrance fee was too high given how... More

The Mint Toys Museum initially I thought it would be a very fun place to go to. But somehow it was just a boring museum. There were a lot of toys on display but there was no interactive cubicles or things to do except to just look and take a photo. More

Wasn't too impressed with the collection. Not worth spending time and money on in my humble opinion. More

IMHO : too expensive & boring, esp. for young kids. More

This museum, a recent addition to the many tourist attractions of Singapore, is something totally different from what visitors to Singapore have been used to. Set up in a cramped space and hence a multi-level display, this is a niche tourist attraction likely to be visited by fewer tourists than other attractions at Singapore. When we visited the museum, we... More