Chocolate eggs and bunnies... yes please! Here's where to stock up on your Easter eggs and treats this year.
Starting your search for Easter eggs early to avoid an Easter Sunday meltdown? We hear you! Check out our egg-cellent guide to hunt for your sweet and savoury treats and all the best Easter eggs in Singapore this year. Pssst… we’ve also got you covered if you’re looking for gluten-free or allergy-friendly Easter treats, and we’ve also found the best bakeries in Singapore if you’re looking for the other essential Easter indulgence: hot cross buns.
Where to buy Easter eggs in Singapore for Easter 2026
Little Farms Easter eggs and treats
It’s hard to resist Little Farm’s chocolate eggs and treats when you’re on your grocery run! They’ve got flat Easter eggs (yes, flat!) beautifully wrapped eggs, and even one that looks like a soccer ball?! Turn up any Easter party with cute chocolate unicorns and dinosaurs, or cool chocolate flavours like salted honeycomb, bee pollen, or salted caramel.
Where: Little Farms, available online and in-stores.
Venchi Easter eggs
Italian chocolate brand, Venchi covers all grounds with its Easter collection. Find fun mini chocolate eggs (complete with egg crate) and chocolate bunnies for kids, Easter hampers and pretty tins for gifting, and 540g chocolate eggs for that chocolate fanatic!
Where: Venchi, available online and in-stores.
Cadbury Easter eggs
Everyone’s favourite chocolate, Cadbury, is a must for loading up on Easter Eggs in Singapore! With classic bunnies, hunting eggs, mini eggs, solid milk chocolate, and of course, Cadbury Creme Eggs, there is so much to love about Cadbury’s chocolate eggs!
Where: Cadbury, available islandwide
Marks & Spencer Easter eggs
Leave it to good ol’ Marks & Spencer for the egg-citing Easter treats that are outrageously addictive and hype worthy! We’re talking about about the return of the viral Outrageously Chocolatey Custard Cream Biscuity Egg and the Pistachio Rolled Eggs. We’re also looking forward to new items like Eggstra Gooey Pistachio Eggs and the decadent The Big Daddy™ Peanut Loaded Half Egg — half a chocolate egg filled with dark chocolate chunks, peanut butter, caramel, and roasted peanut! Some things are just worth expanding your waistline for!
Where: Marks & Spencer, various locations in Singapore
Janice Wong Easter eggs
Want chocolate eggs that don’t just taste good, but look like art pieces you can display? Then make a beeline to Janice Wong. The Limited Edition Easter Bon Bons that has left us starstruck come in enticing flavours like Matcha Caramel & Earl Grey, Cherry Liqueur Ganache, and Black Sesame & Gula Melaka. And if eating all these chocolates has sparked your creativity, sign up for the Surprise Easter egg painting workshop where you’ll also learn the art of chocolate making.
Where: Janice Wong, available online and in-stores.
Godiva Easter eggs
This Belgian chocolatier is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with its Spring Easter 2026 collection with assorted flavours like the Cherry Blossom Shaped Salted Caramel White Chocolate and the Signature Noir Pistache. We’re loving the Spring Luxury Easter Egg Tin — a seasonal collector’s piece that’s beautifully embossed with elegant flowers, like a floral garden in full bloom. What a masterpiece!
Where: Godiva, various locations across Singapore
Anjali Chocolat artisanal Easter eggs
These chocolate eggs from Anjali Chocolat look too good to eat! But you’ll have to break it open to reveal the surprise inside. We also love the semisweet options if you’re trying to be slightly more sugar-aware. Nom!
Where: Anjali Chocolat, 163 Tanglin Road, #02-153 Tanglin Mall, Singapore 247933
Mr Bucket artisanal Easter eggs
The beautiful artisanal choco eggs by Mr Bucket are almost too beautiful to eat – they’ve got two elegant designs to choose from that are available for pre-order. Sign the little ones up for their workshop where they can design, fill, and seal their very own chocolate easter eggs! How adorable is that?
Where: Mr Bucket, locations in Changi T3 and Dempsey
Supernature vegan Easter eggs
You don’t have to miss out on yummy chocolates for Easter if you’re vegan or can’t have gluten – Supernature has got you covered! They’ve got a selection of organic, vegan, and gluten-free options that are just as cute and yummy. Now no kiddo has to be left out during Easter.
Where: Supernature, 26 Dempsey Rd, #01-01, Singapore 249686
Da Paolo Gastronomia Easter eggs
How about an Easter exclusive from this bakery? Da Paolo’s La Perla Chocolate Easter Eggs are handmade with high-quality gluten-free artisanal chocolates in three sizes and flavours. You can also get them in a tin or purchase them online – which come in a picnic basket alongside cross buns and some other goodies. Yum!
Where: Da Paolo Gastronomia, available online and in-stores.
Culina Easter egg with hammer
Egg smashing is a little known Easter tradition that symbolises the resurrection of Christ. While it’s celebrated differently across the world, we stan for smashing Culina’s milk chocolate egg that comes with chick-shaped surprises. It’s going to get a little messy but we know it’s going to be a fun Easter tradition the kids will absolutely love!
Where: Culina, available online and in-store.
Supermarket Easter eggs
Many of Singapore’s supermarkets have mainstream Easter egg offerings that are lower in price but definitely high up on our lists! Think brands such as Cadbury and Lindt, and you’re on the right track. (Psst, this year’s Cadbury Easter range is FAB!) Keep your eyes peeled at your local haunt and snap them up, pronto, because they’ve been known to sell out!
Where: Shop online at Fairprice and Cold Storage or visit the various locations islandwide
Redmart Easter eggs
Don’t discount Redmart for your Easter egg shopping: last year, we reckon we bought out the entire range, all from the comfort of our sofa! There’s something to be said about the convenience of doing your Easter treats buying at the same time as your weekly food shop… just make sure you hide them from the kids when the delivery arrives!
Happy Easter, honey bunnies!
