It was a lovely day spent, totally unplanned and unexpected.
mr zeRi suddenly had this urge of visiting the Children Little Museum, after watching it on a local tv show. It’s a little museum (yah, just like the name) showcases the retro toys and antiques, i would say, in the 60s-80s era. This museum is located along the shophouses and has 2 floors. 1st floor is a shop that sells many trinkets and retro stuff and 2nd floor is the museum. The museum costs SGD2/pax which I say is not expensive at all.
mr zeRi and I were very lucky as there was nobody on the 2nd floor and we could have whole floor to ourselves, having fun posing as students/drink stall owner and even having a “hair perm” in the retro hair salon.
Walking along Bussorah St
facade of the Children Little Museum
"little guardian robot". His head does move, very slowly, though!
little corner selling retro toys
Retro clock. It looks way BIGGER in the shop than here
very tempted to buy this retro mic. Think it costs abt close to SGD200
stairway to the museum
Retro hair salon
museum
retro toys. really brought back some childhood memories
retro toys
School in the museum?
very studious indeed 
retro cameras
old "cinema". Paid and you can watch through those little boxes
Toys again!
I would really recommend you to spend some time there, not just the museum, but around the area as well. The Arab St is an enclave to the Malay heritage that gives a very laid back and comfortable feel. Besides the famous Sultan mosques, there are many lovely restaurants selling different cuisines, like malay, turkish,swedish and many more!
Taking a break at one of the cafes at the back alleys
Food recharge. Yummy!
Lovely evening to end our little adventure
