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 2025
1. Cadbury Easter eggs
Everyone’s favourite chocolate, Cadbury, is a must for loading up on Easter Eggs in Singapore! With classic bunnies (this time with a new, adorable Peter Rabbit addition!), hunting eggs, mini eggs, solid milk chocolate, and of course, Cadbury Creme Eggs, there is so much to love about Cadbury Easter eggs!
Where: Cadbury, available islandwide
2. Marks & Spencer Easter eggs
We love good ol’ Marks & Spencer at the best of times for its tubs of treats and can’t-stop-at-one Percy Pigs. Come Easter time, it is definitely a place you want to make a pitstop. Stock up on its varied hot cross bun offerings, then take a mosey at the chocolate goods. Each year, we’ve been thrilled at the range of Easter eggs and treats for the whole family. There’s quirky animals, chocolate bunnies and more! Resist if you can – you’ll be a stronger person than us if you do!
Where: Marks & Spencer, various locations in Singapore
3. Godiva Easter eggs
There’s something about Belgian chocolate that makes us go weak at the knees. And these are spectacularly beautiful! Bounce over to Godiva for some seriously good eats this Easter. Even if you aren’t tempted by the seasonal treats (how would that even be possible?), we’re sure the ice cream, dipping chocolate, signature pastries and soft serve will float your boat.
Where: Godiva, various locations across Singapore
4. Shop House by Shangri La Easter eggs
Looking for egg-stra special Easter eggs for your little ones? An utterly adorable farm-themed Easter wonderland awaits from the team at Shop House by Shangri La! They’ve got delicious treats, DIY decorating kits, and a bunny pinata that’s got a secret surprise waiting inside. We are coveting the whole collection – almost too cute to eat!
Where: Shop House by Shangri La, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
Opening hours: 7am to 8pm, daily
5. Anjali Chocolat artisanal Easter eggs
Stop what you’re doing and just LOOK at the cuteness that Anjali Chocolat is rolling out this Easter. We’re talking Belgian chocolate bunnies, eggs and chicks for you to stock up on. 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
Opening hours: 10am to 7pm, daily
6. 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
Opening hours: Dempsey Mon – Thu 11am to 7pm, Fri – Sat 11am to 10pm, Sun 11am to 7pm; Changi T3 6am-1am, daily
7. Laurent Bernard artisanal Easter eggs
Where: Laurent Bernard, 80 Mohammad Sultan Rd #01-11, Singapore 239013
Opening hours: Mon – Fri 1pm to 10pm, Sat – Sun 10.30am to 10pm
9. 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
Opening hours: 8am to 8pm, daily
10. 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!
11. See’s Candies Easter eggs
Celebrate Easter with “decadent, delicious and adorable treats” from this American family business. These sweet offerings give us serious heart eyes! Come Easter time, we love the range of chocolate bunnies and Easter eggs, as well as the sour jelly bunnies… mouthwatering stuff. And there are beautiful gift baskets to send to friends – if you can resist ordering one for yourself as well!
See’s Candies, various locations
12. 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!
Da Paolo Gastronomia, various locations in Singapore
13. Anna’s Gourmet Easter eggs
Fancy some Central and Eastern European goodies for Christmas? Anna’s Gourmet is your go-to for this. From ovoid-shaped Choco Jellies in assorted flavours from Poland, to the traditional Eastern European kulich, this specialty store has them all. Whether you’re shopping for a taste of home, or thinking of sampling traditional and popular snacks from the region, this is the store for you!
Anna’s Gourmet, 11 Sam Leong Road, #01-01, Singapore 207903
14. 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!
Shop online at Fairprice and Cold Storage or visit the various locations islandwide
Happy Easter, honey bunnies!
Amanda Broad
Amanda is HoneyKids Asia’s Senior Lifestyle Writer. She is a media professional with over ten years living in Singapore and decades of experience in the media, PR and advertising industries in Sydney and Singapore. Working with global companies Marsh & McLennan, TBWA and Octagon, along with Australian telcos Telstra and Optus, Amanda has also worked with print magazines in Australia and Singapore and their digital platforms.