Chocolate advent calendars in Singapore are a Christmas classic you must have to complete your holiday snack table.
We’ll say it – chocolate advent calendars in Singapore are superior. Sure, you can find some unique advent calendars in Singapore that feature coffee, tea, liquor, and even gym equipment or jewellery. But there’s something about popping open that little window and treating yourself to a holiday bon bon that just hits different. If you’re a chocolate lover who wants to get into the festive spirit or you’re on the lookout for a holiday gift, read on to find out where you can buy chocolate advent calendars in Singapore.
Where to buy chocolate advent calendars in Singapore
1. Angelina
Angelina’s chocolate advent calendar might just be the prettiest one this year! The enchanting festive treat features whimsical illustrations by designer Benoit Aupoix, complete with his signature dreamy colour palette. You’ll get 24 gourmet surprises in this calendar, including chestnut cream, praline, Angelina tea, and more. Make it a gift to remember by getting a tin box with decadent black Giandujas for that special someone.
What’s inside: Assorted chocolates, pralines, and tea
Availability: Available from 30 October 2025
Price: To be confirmed; price starts from $116 (estimated from the international website)
Where to buy: Angelina, B2-89, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972
2. Janice Wong
Chocolate maestro Janice Wong returns with a shimmering advent calendar that could become the star at the top of your Christmas tree! With the signature Janice Wong artistry and touch of luxury, the brand’s chocolate collection for 2025 is a stunner, as usual. The chocolate advent calendar comes with 24 chocolates, cookies, caramels, and nougats in a variety of flavours. As a luxurious treat, opt for the Stardust hamper ($345), which comes with a bottle of Stardust Bottega.
What’s inside: Chocolate bon bons, cookies, caramels, and nougats; flavours include pistachio, salted caramel latte, rum, peanut butter, and more
Availability: Available from 10 November 2025
Price: $105
Where to buy: Janice Wong, available online
3. Marou Chocolate
For something a little different, consider Marou Chocolate’s advent calendar featuring ethically sourced cocoa from Vietnam. The brand is considered one of the pioneers of the chocolate bean-to-bar concept. Beans are sourced from local farmers and bought in small quantities to manage quality.
What’s inside: An assortment of chocolates in flavours like cashew, coconut, and ginger peanut caramel
Availability: Available from 11 November 2025
Price: $59
Where to buy: Marou Chocolate, available online
4. Venchi
In collaboration with artist Alice Bureau, Venchi has a great range of chocolate advent calendars for the festive chocolate lover. All eyes are on the wooden advent calendar ($208), a delightful piece of decor to get you into the festive spirit. Alternatively, go minimalist with the classic advent calendar ($35) or prestige advent calendar ($125).
What’s inside: Milk chocolate, 75% extra dark Granblend chocolate, and Venchi’s best-selling Chocoviar and Cremino in various flavours
Availability: Available from 7 November 2025
Price: Starts from $35
Where to buy: Venchi, available online and at all Venchi stores; multiple locations including Marina Bay Sands, Raffles City, and Parkway Parade
5. Royce Chocolate Singapore
Royce’s high quality chocolate means you’re guaranteed some fabulous treats in its advent calendar. We love Royce for its silky smooth and ultra soft nama chocolate made with fresh cream. This year’s calendar is themed “Knitting Socks for Christmas Together” and boasts a slew of adorable festive characters. This calendar offers a whopping 42 treats, and there are even some uber cute charms in the mix!
What’s inside: Five collectable charms, assorted chocolates, and cookies
Availability: Available from 7 November 2025
Price: $62
Where to buy: Royce Chocolate Singapore, available at all Royce stores; multiple locations including Tampines, Wallich Street, and Serangoon Central
6. Pierre Herme
On the back of its much-hyped launch at Weave Sentosa, Pierre Herme celebrates its first Christmas in Singapore with gorgeous calendars! Its first limited-edition festive collection is inspired by the ocean’s coral reefs in a poetic tribute to the fragile specimen with packaging designed by activist-artist Courtney Mattison. Each box comes with 24 chocolates and additional treats in the centre, in case you can’t wait every 24 hours to munch on one! You can also get an advent calendar with a special ceramic Christmas bauble to add some pizzazz to your tree.
What’s inside: Assorted chocolates in flavours like hazelnut, pistachio, yogurt, raspberry, and orange
Availability: 23 November 2025 to 21 January 2026
Price: To be confirmed; prices start from $103 (estimated from the Paris website)
Where to buy: Pierre Herme, #01-234, Weave, 26 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098138
7. Godiva
If you want something luxurious for your advent calendar this year, turn to Godiva, the OG fancy chocolate brand. This year’s chocolate calendars come in 10-piece and 32-piece sets in classic Christmas green and red. But let’s be real – Godiva chocolates are so delicious, we might just eat five pieces in a day!
What’s inside: Chocolate bon bons and squares
Availability: Available from 2 November 2025
Price: From $29
Where to buy: Godiva, available online
8. Laderach
Beloved for its signature FrischSchoggi (fresh chocolate in Swiss German), it’s no surprise that the Laderach chocolate advent calendars in Singapore are already sold out! Don’t worry, you can put your name down on a waitlist. The advent calendars come in two variations – a classic calendar with festive chocolate, and a black one filled with dark chocolate.
What’s inside: Chocolate pralines and truffles.
Availability: From 13 October 2025
Price: From $90
Where to buy: Laderach, available online
Don’t miss out on these once-a-year chocolate advent calendars in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
When do chocolate advent calendars go on sale in Singapore?
Some brands start taking orders for their advent calendars as early as October. Most start selling their calendars in November.
What is a chocolate advent calendar?
It’s a festive countdown to Christmas, typically featuring 24 compartments filled with treats like chocolate or candy.
How should I store my chocolate advent calendar?
In Singapore’s climate, we recommend storing your advent calendars in the fridge to prevent the chocolate from melting. Most advent calendars are big, but are typically flat, making it easy to slot into the fridge.
