Collect adorable breakfast-themed plushies inspired by your favourite Singaporean foods
So, what's on the menu at the Play Nation Kopi Shop? The collection includes everyone's favourite Kaya Butter Toast ($15.90), which is best enjoyed with a piping hot cup of kopi. So naturally, there's a Kopi Kettle ($16.90) and Kopi Cup ($19.90) plushie too.
Take your pick from the Hard Boiled Egg ($14.90) or Soft Boiled Eggs ($12.90), and don't forget the Soy Sauce Bottle ($14.90) and Pepper Bottle ($14.90) to complete the set, just like a real kopitiam breakfast. Dabao all your loot with the fuzzy Teh Bing Tote Bag ($24.90).
You can snag these plushies in sets. For example, the Classic Set ($45) comes with the Kaya Butter Toast, Soft Boiled Eggs and Kopi Cup. The Kopi Addict Set ($55) includes the Kopi Kettle, Kopi Cup and Teh Bing Tote Bag. There's also the Eggs Lover Set ($55), which features the Soft Boiled Eggs, Hard Boiled Egg, Soy Sauce Bottle and Pepper Bottle. And if you want to collect them all, get the eight-piece Shiok Max Set ($120), which includes every plushie plus a mystery gift.
Jumping on the blind box trend, the pop-up also features a Mini Keyring Plush series ($14.90), which includes eight designs. Other merch includes the quirky Chilli Crab Plushie ($13.90) and This Is Home Playing Cards ($15.90).
Here's a tip: Download the Marina Square app to score 10% off Play Nation's items. Members who spend $80 and above can redeem the Singapore Heritage Series Kopitiam Building Block Set that's worth $19.90.
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