Cover Victoria Harbour and spring blooms become inspiration for Regent Hong Kong’s Easter eggs (Photo: Regent Hong Kong)
Victoria Harbour and spring blooms become inspiration for Regent Hong Kong’s Easter eggs (Photo: Regent Hong Kong)
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Hop into spring with Easter eggs and chocolates from luxury hotels, independent brands and established favourites
Many foods, especially festival foods, are tied to unique traditions, and Easter eggs are no exception. What started out as a pagan symbol for life became a forbidden food during the Christian Lent. The egg then took an artistic route, evolving into a canvas for vibrant spring motifs and the subject of scavenger hunts before, finally, transforming into the chocolate treat we all know and love.
Easter eggs today are available in all shapes and sizes, with styles that range from simple to maximalist and everything in between. This Easter, treat yourself and your loved ones to chocolate Easter eggs that delight with taste and visuals. Read on to discover the best spring-inspired designs, minimalist creations and adorable animal-shaped options in Hong Kong. Consider this your cue for a chocolate fix.
Four Seasons Hong Kong
Above The Easter egg is also available in cake form at Four Seasons
The Easter egg is also available in cake form at Four Seasons
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Spring-inspired designs adorn Four Seasons’ chocolate eggs this year. The hotel’s pastry chefs have prepared three “smashable” creations: Miss Rabbit, Dragonfly and Mr Easter Chicken. The first depicts the silhouette of a rabbit on a lilac-coloured egg, the second sports a lime green outer shell decorated with a dragonfly pattern, while the last features a detailed relief of a rooster on a plain chocolate shell.
Beyond eggs, Dubai chocolate and an egg-shaped cake are also part of Four Seasons’ Easter collection. Order online for pick-up or city-wide delivery.
Conspiracy Chocolate
Above This Easter, give local chocolatier Conspiracy Chocolate some love
This Easter, give local chocolatier Conspiracy Chocolate some love
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Hong Kong’s homegrown chocolate brand is bringing back its popular Easter egg trio this season. Conspiracy Chocolate’s festive gift box features three irresistible pairings: dark chocolate with crunchy pistachio paste, milk chocolate with hazelnut and white chocolate with raspberry, which comes in an attractive shade of ruby-pink. The chocolatiers also have peanut gianduiotto-filled bunnies available. Order online for city-wide delivery.
The Repulse Bay
Above Get a delicious surprise with The Repulse Bay’s Easter egg blind boxes
Get a delicious surprise with The Repulse Bay’s Easter egg blind boxes
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If you’re a fan of Popmart and all things Labubu, this is for you: for the Easter holidays this year, The Repulse Bay is offering Easter chocolate egg blind boxes. Encased inside artsy gift boxes, each Valrhona white or milk chocolate egg is hand-painted with bold strokes of pastel colours inspired by the rhythms of nature. Order online for pick-up at The Repulse Bay.
The Repulse Bay
Address: 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong
Regent Hong Kong
Above Subtle and elegant designs lead Regent Hong Kong’s Easter eggs
Subtle and elegant designs lead Regent Hong Kong’s Easter eggs
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Executive pastry chef Andy Yeung transforms chocolate into gallery-worthy creations with a duo of Easter eggs. Inspired by the rhythmic waves of Victoria Harbour, the Ocean Pearl nods to Hong Kong’s waterfront through detailed curves and spirals. Crafted from 73% dark chocolate, the egg offers a depth of flavour with just the right amount of sweetness. Meanwhile, Petal Dream features different shades of blooming flowers on an indulgent 43% milk chocolate egg.
Godiva
Above Easter is floral-themed at Godiva
Easter is floral-themed at Godiva
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Turn to Godiva for a no-fuss sweet fix this Easter. The Belgian chocolatier offers a wide range of festive treats, from full-sized chocolate eggs wrapped in gold foil to mini chocolates designed for bite-sized indulgence. There’s a wide range of flavours and fillings too: the premium Belgian chocolate is paired with almond and honeycomb in two full-sized eggs, while pistachio, Speculoos and more feature in mini options. For something less egg-like, consider the flower-shaped tin containing six seasonally-inspired treats.
Godiva
Available at locations across Hong Kong
The Peninsula Boutique
Above Savour chocolate-coated treats from The Peninsula Boutique this spring
Savour chocolate-coated treats from The Peninsula Boutique this spring
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While not eggs, The Peninsula Boutique’s collection of chocolate-coated fruits and nuts are certainly egg-shaped. You’ll find a variety of combinations at the boutique, including classic pairings like milk chocolate-coated strawberry and dark chocolate-wrapped pistachios. Order online for city-wide delivery or browse the whole collection at the boutique.
The Peninsula Boutique
Address: Shop BL1, Basement, The Peninsula Arcade, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Above Easter eggs become expressions of art at the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Easter eggs become expressions of art at the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
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Floral motifs, geometric honeycombs and an egg within an egg are all part of the Mandarin Oriental’s Easter offerings this year. The Easter garden white chocolate egg contains chocolate-coated nuts within its vibrant yellow shell, on which a green honeycomb, colourful flowers and an assortment of butterflies sit. Meanwhile, the Egg-cellent Easter showpiece has a dramatic modern design, where a black chocolate shell encases a smooth golden egg, adorned with a pearl-white chocolate feather. Order online for city-wide delivery or pick-up from the Mandarin Oriental.
La Maison du Chocolat
Above Let animal-shaped Easter eggs brighten up your holidays
Let animal-shaped Easter eggs brighten up your holidays
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La Maison du Chocolat is doing something different for Easter this year. Chef Nicolas Cloiseau has partnered with French sculptor Jacques Owczarek to create the Anima collection, which captures animal life in geometric sculptural forms. Venturing beyond the usual motifs of spring flowers and cute bunnies, the chocolatier has launched a series of crocodile-inspired Easter treats. Available in milk and dark chocolate, one of the special-edition pieces sees a baby croc emerging from a geometric egg, while other treats mimic the creature’s scales. Order online for city-wide delivery or visit La Maison du Chocolat for the full selection.
La Maison du Chocolat
Available at locations across Hong Kong
The Butterfly Patisserie
Above An eye-catching butterfly motif distinguishes the patisserie’s Easter eggs
An eye-catching butterfly motif distinguishes the patisserie’s Easter eggs
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Led by executive pastry chef Jonathan Soukdeo, The Butterfly Patisserie is presenting two stunning Easter eggs this year, each hand-crafted to perfection and adorned with chocolate butterfly sculptures. A turquoise-coloured butterfly features on the pistachio chocolate Easter egg, while an amber-coloured sculpture sits on the hazelnut chocolate Easter egg. Order online for city-wide delivery or pick-up from the Patisserie.
The Butterfly Patisserie
Address: 2/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Formerly a lifestyle editor, Celia is now an Associate Dining Editor at Tatler Hong Kong, where she covers local dining stories with a strong sense of narrative and cultural context. She focuses on the people, places and moments shaping the city’s food scene, bringing a storytelling-led approach to restaurant features, chef profiles and on-the-ground coverage.
