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Looking for the best chocolates and Easter sweet treats in Hong Kong? From luxury bites at Godiva, Venchi and Royce to homegrown artisanal brands such as Conspiracy Chocolate, these are the best chocolates you’ll find in the city.
Finding chocolates in Hong Kong isn’t a hard task, especially with so many options available. While the usual chocolate brands from your nearest supermarket always go down a treat, it’s nice to find something artisanal for special occasions. From melt-in-the-mouth and milky to dark and decadent or even liqueur-filled chocolatey goodness, there is something out there to suit every tastebud. If you’re looking for a family-size chocolate box for Easter, read on to find out where you can pick up the best chocolates in Hong Kong.
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Venchi – Decadent Italian chocolate in Hong Kong
A world-class chocolatier, Venchi is represented in major cities all over the world. With several stores across Hong Kong, its passion for chocolate is reflected in its stores which are always stocked with an assortment of mouth-watering chocolates and gelato that transport you straight to Italy!
Venchi Hong Kong, various locations across Hong Kong, www.venchi.com.hk
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GODIVA – Chocolate brand with a presence in over 100 countries!
When we think of Godiva, we can’t help but think of luxury, high-quality and delicious chocolate. With a presence in more than 100 countries, it’s world-famous for its truffles, shell-moulded chocolate pieces and European-style biscuits.
GODIVA, various locations across Hong Kong, www.godiva.com.hk
Charbonnel Et Walker – Luxury chocolates in Hong Kong perfect for gifting
One of Britain’s first and finest chocolatiers, Charbonnel Et Walker has been loved by everyone (including the royals!). The handmade luxury chocolates and truffles include classic flavours such as sea salt, raspberry and amaretto which are delicately packed into a handmade box; making it ideal for gifting!
Charbonnel Et Walker, Shop 104, 1/F, Alexandra House, Central, Hong Kong, 9303 6782
Charbonnel Et Walker, Kiosk K, Level 3, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 9725 5782, www.charbonnel.com.hk
La Maison Du Chocolat – Luxury French chocolates in Hong Kong
La Maison Du Chocolat brings the best of French chocolates to the 852. It offers fluffy French pastries, macarons, chocolate bars and twigs and truffles that are hard to resist. The chocolates come in beautiful signature gift boxes; go for the Coffret Maison if you’re looking for 112 pieces of decadent dark and milk chocolate in a box!
La Maison Du Chocolat, various locations across Hong Kong, www.lamaisonduchocolat.hk
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Leonidas – Chocolates in Hong Kong that support a good cause
A Belgian chocolate brand started in 1913, Leonidas’ mission is to give back to society. In keeping with that, its revenue in Hong Kong (after deducting expenses) goes towards supporting a social enterprise, Benji’s Centre that provides professional speech therapy to children of low-income families who have speech and communication problems.
Leonidas, B2-07C, Sogo Department Store, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2317 7448, www.leonidas.com.hk
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Conspiracy Chocolate – Hong Kong-based Vegan chocolate bars with unique flavours
Fancy something more unique than traditional chocolate bonbons and truffles? Hong Kong-founded craft chocolate brand Conspiracy Chocolate has an ever-growing catalogue of experimental infusions that also happen to be vegan. We’re talking roasted rice tea, genmaicha, sourdough bread and more!
Conspiracy Chocolate, various stockists across Hong Kong, www.conspiracychocolate.com
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Royce’ Chocolate – Chocolate-covered potato chips and cookies, Nama chocolate and more
With a few outlets throughout the city, Royce’ knows that chocolate makes all good things better! You’re sure to find any type of chocolate that suits your tastebuds here, we’re talking chocolate-covered potato chips, cookies, liquor chocolates, chocolate fingers, wafers and bars.
Royce’ Chocolate, various locations across Hong Kong, www.royce.com
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Hakawa Chocolate – Locally made chocolates in Hong Kong
When you walk along Gough Street and feel entranced by the delicious chocolatey smell wafting through the air, you know it’s Hakawa Chocolate. Started and run by two enthusiastic local chocolatiers, Hakawa operates out of a tiny space and has the most delicious offerings, with flavours ranging from Himalayan sea salt to Sichuan peppercorn, plus many varieties of drinking chocolate.
Hakawa Chocolate, Shop1B, 49-51A Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6163 3563, www.hakawachocolate.com
Lindt – Velvety smooth chocolate in Hong Kong
Whether you’re looking for velvety smooth chocolate bites, dark and aromatic chocolate bars or chocolate pralines, Lindt has it all. While available at most supermarkets, it comes in nice packaging that gives it a premium feel.
Lindt, various stockists including city’super, Park N’ Shop, and more.
More Chocolate Brands In Hong Kong
- Bel-Zims – Made-to-order chocolates from Belgium. www.bel-zims.com
- Lucullus – Easily accessible chocolate shop offering chocolates with fun designs. www.lucullus.com.hk
- Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe – The first traditional British sweet shop in Hong Kong. www.mrsimms.hk
- Mozoroff – Offers Japanese-inspired treats, including chocolates. www.morozoff.com
- See’s Candies – An American chocolate shop that opened in 1921 and still uses old recipes. www.chocolateshops.sees.com
- Damyel Chocolatier – Vegan and kosher chocolate in Hong Kong. www.lanecrawford.com.hk/damyel
Editor’s Note: “Where To Find The Best Chocolates In Hong Kong” was recently updated in February 2024 by Najuka Redkar.
