Christmas Chocolate Gifts in Singapore: 5 Local Makers
Reviewed by Jim Ng · Editor-in-chief
Updated 5 businesses compared
Sponsored places. The first place on this guide is sponsored: CHOCOELF (paying sponsor). We list sponsored businesses first and label them. That is our decision, not a score. Every place after them is decided by the scores described in How we rank. How we make money
We checked which Singapore chocolate makers had their Christmas 2026 range listed on 26 October 2026, and found five: advent calendars, festive bon bons, chocolate bark and trees, gift sets and hampers built from their own chocolate. Every business here makes its chocolate in Singapore and holds a food licence on the Singapore Food Agency's register. Imported brands, hotel bakeries and hamper companies that buy their chocolate in are left out.
Each maker is scored on what it publishes. What it puts in writing about damaged or wrong orders weighs most, because Christmas deliveries are busy and chocolate travels badly in the heat. Then come its Google reviews, anything it gives free, and its food licence. Taste is personal, so we do not score it. Prices are shown but not scored.
Christmas ranges change quickly and popular sets sell out, so treat the prices here as a guide and check the shop before you order.
How we ranked these
Every business is scored on the same criteria, with the evidence logged. Being sponsored does not change a score.
Place 1 is a sponsored place and is labelled. The ranking by score starts at place 2.
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- Licences and credentials (1x)
Quick picks
Highest score after the sponsored place
Janice WongRanked 2, 3.33 out of 5
Christmas bars from S$13.08
Fossa ChocolateRanked 4, 2.08 out of 5
Same-day Christmas delivery
Laurent Bernard ChocolatierRanked 5, 2.00 out of 5
At a glance
| Price | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CHOCOELFSponsored | 3.00 | 4.71,071 reviews | 1,071 | - |
| 2 | Janice Wong | 3.33 | 4.7504 reviews | 504 | - |
| 3 | Awfully ChocolateChristmas hampers S$188 to S$358; log cake S$88 | 2.75 | 4.44,406 reviews | 4,406 | Christmas hampers S$188 to S$358; log cake S$88 |
| 4 | Fossa ChocolateChristmas bars S$13.08; gift set of 3 bars S$45 | 2.08 | 4.880 reviews | 80 | Christmas bars S$13.08; gift set of 3 bars S$45 |
| 5 | Laurent Bernard Chocolatier | 2.00 | 3.8719 reviews | 719 | - |
Google ratings as published, latest check 2026-10. Ratings change; check the business before you book.
Sponsored
A paid place, listed first. This place is not set by a score.
CHOCOELF
Best for: Christmas pralines and bark with local character, from a maker with a no-added-sugar range.
CHOCOELF's Christmas 2026 range is built around fresh pralines, sold in boxes from 9 pieces at S$30 up to 50 pieces at S$160, and a Christmas craft chocolate bark at S$20. A Christmas 3D chocolate bar, also S$20, was sold out when we checked, and the page warns that popular sets sell out rather than being restocked. Hampers run from around S$65 to S$280, and chocolate Santas and snowmen are sold only in its shops. The brand belongs to Chocoworks Pte Ltd, on ACRA since 2004, which makes its chocolate at a licensed factory in Jurong. Its Chinatown cafe at 232 South Bridge Road has a Christmas booth. If an order arrives damaged it will replace it only "if appropriate", in store, which keeps its guarantee score low.
What stands out
- Fresh Christmas Pralines from S$30 and a Christmas bark at S$20
- Christmas hampers from around S$65 to S$280
- Made in its own Singapore facility, by its own account
- A Christmas booth at its Chinatown cafe
Worth knowing
- - Its Christmas 3D bar was already sold out on 26 October
- - Replaces a damaged item only "if appropriate", and only if you bring it to a store
- - No Christmas last-order date published
This business pays for this place. Paying buys the place and the larger card. It does not change the score. Its score is worked out the same way as every other business on this page. How we make money
Janice Wong
Janice Wong's Art of Christmas collection, listed from 8 October, is the widest Christmas chocolate range in this guide. Its centrepiece is a Christmas Star Advent Calendar holding 24 bon bons for S$105. Christmas Trinkets bon bons come in boxes from five pieces at S$26 to 25 pieces at S$108, available from 1 November, and chocolate hampers run from S$65 for the Bubbly Christmas to S$460 for the Stardust Countdown. There is also a Winter Globe Yule Log at S$118. The brand belongs to JWO Holdings Pte Ltd, which makes its chocolate at a licensed factory on MacTaggart Road. It is the only maker here that promises in writing to replace a damaged or wrong delivery 1 for 1 at no charge.
What stands out
- + Christmas Star Advent Calendar of 24 bon bons, S$105
- + Christmas Trinkets bon bons from S$26
- + Replaces damaged or wrong deliveries 1 for 1 at no charge, in writing
- + Christmas hampers from S$65
Worth knowing
- - The Trinkets bon bons are only available from 1 November
- - Refunds for damaged items are case by case
- - The largest hampers run to S$460
Awfully Chocolate
Awfully Chocolate's Christmas 2026 range centres on hampers made from its own chocolate, at S$188, S$238, S$288 and S$358. The two largest include tins of Christmas chocolate bars, in flavours such as roasted marshmallows, honeycomb and Christmas pudding, and a box of six Christmas truffles. For the table there is a Christmas molten chocolate core log cake at S$88. Its Christmas page says the members pre-sale begins on 11 November, so check when public orders open. Awfully Chocolate Central Kitchen Pte Ltd runs a licensed factory at Pandan Loop, and the East Coast Road bakery shows 4.4 from 4,406 Google reviews. A gift message is free online, but its refund policy and terms disagree on returns.
What stands out
- + Christmas hampers from S$188 built from its own chocolate
- + Christmas chocolate bars in flavours such as Christmas pudding and honeycomb
- + A Christmas molten chocolate core log cake, S$88
- + Free gift message with online orders
Worth knowing
- - Its Christmas pre-sale for members only begins on 11 November
- - Its refund policy and terms of service contradict each other on returns
- - Hampers start at S$188
Fossa Chocolate
Fossa's Christmas 2026 range, listed from mid-October, is the most affordable here. Christmas bars such as the Christmas Tree and Christmas Fruit Cake cost S$13.08 each, and a Christmas Gift Set holds three bars for S$45 or six for S$85, with a card for S$3 more. It also makes gingerbread chocolate baubles, S$15 each or S$38 for three, and Christmas spice cranberry dragees at S$22. Fossa Chocolate Pte Ltd makes its chocolate bean to bar at a licensed factory in Gambas Crescent, and sells online and through stockists rather than from a shop. Plan delivery around its schedule: standard delivery runs on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. We found no refund or replacement policy for damaged orders.
What stands out
- + Christmas bars at S$13.08, the lowest prices in this guide
- + Gift sets of 3 or 6 Christmas bars, S$45 or S$85
- + Gingerbread chocolate baubles to hang on the tree
- + Bean-to-bar, small batch, by its own account
Worth knowing
- - No refund, return or replacement policy published
- - Standard delivery only on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
- - No shop to walk into; collection by appointment
Laurent Bernard Chocolatier
Laurent Bernard has the largest Christmas list here, more than 40 items on its Christmas page. Highlights include a chocolate Christmas tree from S$74, an advent calendar from S$98, and a Christmas gourmet gift box of 49 chocolates at S$156, with hampers from S$125 upwards. It is the best option for a late order: anything placed before 2pm, Monday to Saturday, can be delivered the same day. The Chocolate Factory Pte Ltd makes its chocolate at licensed factories in Singapore, and its cafe on Mohamed Sultan Road shows 3.8 from 719 Google reviews. A damaged box can be handed back to the driver for a new one, but once paid there are no refunds or changes.
What stands out
- + Same-day delivery for orders before 2pm, Monday to Saturday
- + Chocolate Christmas Tree from S$74 and an advent calendar from S$98
- + More than 40 Christmas products, from gift boxes to hampers
- + Damaged items can be exchanged with the driver on delivery
Worth knowing
- - No refunds, exchanges or changes once paid, apart from the exchange at the door
- - Its advent calendar is not halal certified, by its own account
- - Rated 3.8 on Google at its cafe
When to order
Order early. CHOCOELF says its most popular Christmas sets sell out rather than being restocked, and one of its three Christmas products was already sold out on the day we looked. Janice Wong's Christmas Trinkets bon bons are listed as available from 1 November. Awfully Chocolate's Christmas pre-sale for members begins on 11 November. If you leave it late, Laurent Bernard delivers the same day for orders placed before 2pm, Monday to Saturday.
If the gift arrives damaged
Only Janice Wong promises in writing to replace a damaged or wrong delivery 1 for 1 at no charge. Laurent Bernard swaps a damaged item with the driver at the door. The others publish weaker terms or none, so open the box when it arrives and photograph any damage straight away.
Not in this guide yet
Two more Singapore chocolate makers were preparing their Christmas ranges when we checked. Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie had a Christmas launch counting down to 11 November, and Anjalichocolat had a Christmas page but no Christmas products in its shop yet. We will check them again once their ranges are on sale.
Questions people ask
Where can I buy a chocolate advent calendar made in Singapore?
Janice Wong lists a Christmas Star Advent Calendar of 24 bon bons at S$105, and Laurent Bernard lists an advent calendar from S$98. Both were on their websites on 26 October 2026. Check availability before you order, as advent calendars tend to sell out first.
What is a good Christmas chocolate gift under S$50?
Fossa's Christmas Gift Set of three bars is S$45, CHOCOELF's Christmas Craft Chocolate Bark is S$20 and its 9-piece Fresh Christmas Pralines are S$30, and Janice Wong's Christmas Trinkets bon bons start at S$26 for a box of five.
Are these Christmas chocolates halal?
Laurent Bernard says its advent calendar is not halal certified, and Fossa says it is not halal certified. If you need halal, ask the maker for its MUIS certificate before you order.
How are the makers in this guide scored?
Each maker is scored on what it puts in writing about damaged or wrong orders, its Google reviews, free extras and its food licence, using the weights on our How we rank page. Sponsored places are listed first and labelled, and being sponsored never changes a score.