Where can I find good chocolate in Bali?

Quality delicious chocolate in Indonesia is a rarity, but with some searching, you'll find delightful cocoa treats in Bali. Some chocolates worth trying in Bali include Monggo (55k, 80g), Bali Chocolat Factory (52k, 100g), Silver Queen Chunky (from 22k), Cau Chocolates, Delicacao, Theos, and Bali Bon Bon. You can find them in stores and supermarkets like Pepito, CircleK, Grand Lucky, Indomaret, and Frestive.

In Bali, there's a picturesque chocolate factory resembling hobbit houses located by the ocean, where you can enjoy romantic swings with a view of the azure expanses. The factory, known as Charlie's Chocolate Factory, even features a hand-crafted goose. Visiting this factory is an irresistible opportunity to bring home some memorable chocolate.

Even if you don't appreciate Balinese chocolate for its taste, you might be intrigued by the unusual mixes created here – chocolate with pepper, ginger, goji berries, sea salt, mint, cinnamon, cloves, banana chips, hibiscus flowers, cranberries, and other atypical ingredients. Such unique chocolate can be purchased at factories, large supermarkets, or souvenir shops. It's crucial to ensure that the chocolate is transported in cool conditions to prevent melting on the way to Europe or America.

In major Balinese supermarkets, you can find some Charly's products under the brand name "Bali Chocolate."

Sanur hosts two places where you can savor delicious chocolate. At the Bali Bon Bon coffee shop, handmade candies and chocolate bars are crafted.

Here, Balinese chocolate beans and Belgian technology merge, offering various-sized and flavored treats. They have a birthday gift package with congratulatory inscriptions and a vast selection of chocolates with different fillings such as almond kernels, Baileys truffles, canary chocolate, chocolate with sea salt and caramel, dark chocolate with hazelnuts, pepper chocolate, dark coffee truffles, and many other flavors.

Prices: Candies range from 8k to 20k, large-sized chocolate bars start from 45k.

Junglegold Bali, a cafe and shop, provides an extensive selection of chocolates, candies, and sets as souvenirs from Bali. Here, you can taste any type of chocolate, assess its quality, and choose based on your taste preferences.

This is a rebranded brand; previously, it was the famous Pod Chocolate Factory. Here, you can try all 25 types of chocolate in the store, including chocolate bars, dark chocolate bars, and chocolate-coated nuts with various flavors. Their entire operation is plant-based and suitable for vegans. They use a cashew and coconut nut blend to make their own chocolate.

Prices: Chocolate 45g - 33k, Chocolate bar 100g - 59k, Gift sets from 222k.

A very stylish place in Legian. When you buy chocolate, it is packaged in an exclusive box and bag. Excellent service from the staff. It could be a great souvenir option.

Prices: Chocolate from 110k.

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In the Bali Buda cafe and store, which can be found in all popular areas of Bali, several types of chocolate are available. The most delicious one features an image of a temple. There's also a great chocolate-making kit available for purchase, making it a nice souvenir.

On the grounds of Mason Adventures in Ubud, you can see, feed, and pet elephants. The cafe offers a wide selection of chocolate products, including two types of white and milk chocolate, several options for dark chocolate, and 7 boxes of chocolates. You can sample all the chocolate candy samples. There are also many types of ice cream and pastries for sale. You can pre-book a chocolate sweets-making workshop.

Ubud Raw restaurant is located in the perfect spot to serve the raw vegan community. Right in the city center, you'll find their small outlet featuring truffles made from four varieties of raw chocolate in three different sizes, as well as regular chocolate bars. They also sell large packages of coconut sugar, cocoa beans, and cocoa nibs. The store has air conditioning, free drinking water, and a small drink menu, including chocolate and coffee.

A chocolate shop in Kuta. The menu includes dark chocolate, matcha chocolate, caramel chocolate, berry chocolate, and nut chocolate. Prices for chocolate bars range from 85k for the smallest option to 200k for the most expensive chocolate. Falala company offers delivery through their website, Grab, and you can also order their products through Tokopedia. Falala Chocolate is Balinese chocolate in Japanese style, made from the finest cocoa beans. Thanks to its elegant and exclusive packaging, Falala Chocolate makes for a great gift for your loved ones.

A chocolate shop where they sell chocolate smoothies and offer tasting samples. Before purchasing chocolate bars, you can try and choose your favorite flavors. The chocolates and bars are beautifully packaged in craft wrappers with ribbons. The price range starts from 85k.

CAU Chocolate's chocolate factory is based in Tabanan. Chocolate is produced here from scratch, including cocoa powder, chocolate bars, vegan chocolates, roasted cocoa, cocoa butter, and coconut sugar. You can check their entire product range on the website and arrange for delivery.

Founded in 2008 by Italian architect Giuseppe Verdacchi, Primo Chocolab was inspired by the desire to use locally sourced, environmentally friendly cocoa and transform it into delicious chocolate reminiscent of his childhood. Primo Chocolab is a cozy small factory that also hosts chocolate-making workshops. Their product range combines the tropical Indonesian setting with the European heritage of the founder. They offer a variety of chocolate bars, including Chocolate Power bars, regular 80% dark chocolate, and 80% chocolate bars seasoned with local ingredients such as ginger, sesame, and Balinese chili.