
Updated: October 6, 2026
Stocking up for Halloween in Hong Kong usually means two stops: a supermarket for affordable fun-size multi-packs to hand out at the door, then a specialist shop for the bowl everyone actually hovers over. If you’re expecting a steady stream of trick-or-treaters, ParknShop, Wellcome, HKTVmall and Marks & Spencer are your best bets for bulk bags that won’t blow the budget. For the American classics-Reese’s, Nerds, full-size Hershey’s-head to A&M US Groceries, an importer that’s been serving Hong Kong since 2010 with a wide selection of products directly imported from the US. Bookazine is another reliable stop, stocking imported sweets alongside its books and seasonal Halloween bits.
One tip: shelves turn orange early in October, and the good pick ‘n’ mix goes first, so don’t leave it until the last weekend. This updated 2026 list keeps every name from the original Little Steps guide, flags what has moved or closed, and adds the shops Hong Kong families already rely on.
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Where can I buy Halloween candy in Hong Kong?
Start with Bookazine, Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe and See’s Candies. Bookazine stocks Sweet World treats, spooky wrapped chocolates and jelly worms in Central, Repulse Bay, Discovery Bay and other branches. Mr Simms has seven shops and a pick ’n’ mix wall, with Ghouls ’n Ghosts sweets from about mid-October. See’s has festive pieces such as Sour Bats, chocolate ghosts and Jack-o’-lantern marshmallows at The Landmark and Festival Walk.
Where can I buy Halloween candy in bulk in Hong Kong?
For treat bags, buy fun-size bags at ParknShop and Halloween chocolates at Marks & Spencer, including Percy Pig. American-style big bags are easier at A&M. City’super is the step up if you want a fancier party table. Check stock in the two weeks before 31 October, because themed bags sell out first.
Can I order Halloween candy for delivery in Hong Kong?
Yes. HKTVmall has a wide candy range at competitive prices, and the Marks & Spencer app delivers food and sweets. ParknShop also sells chocolate and candy online, and Panda Mart on foodpanda is useful for a same-day top-up. Order a few days ahead if you need a specific theme, such as candy corn or orange-wrapped minis.
Where can I find British or American Halloween sweets?
Mr Simms is the old-school British pick, with midget gems, homemade fudge and golden popcorn plus the Halloween range. Read the Mr Simms shop guide before you go. For American party bags, try A&M.
Can I get personalised Halloween candy in Hong Kong?
Yes. Papabubble at 34 Tung Lo Wan Road, Causeway Bay, makes custom candy rocks and lollies, from small bags of three up to 390g jars, and runs lollipop-making classes for kids. Call +852 2367 4807 to check Halloween stock. Sticky is another option if you want rock candy with a name or short message printed through it.
Bookazine is one of our favorite stops for Halloween candy: fine chocolate, artisan sweets and a playful Halloween shelf of wrapped chocolates and jelly worms. Branches include Central, Repulse Bay and Discovery Bay, so it is an easy add-on to a book run. The sweets page is the fastest way to see what is in. It is a browse shop, not a bulk warehouse.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Bookazine, branches including Central, Repulse Bay and Discovery Bay, Hong Kong, https://bookazine.com.hk/pages/sweets, hours vary by shop.
See’s still makes chocolates with no additives or preservatives, and the seasonal counter is the reason to go: chocolate ghosts, sour bats, trick-or-treat lollies and marshmallow jack-o’-lanterns when the festive tins are in. Two shops cover both sides of the harbour. Boxes also work as a host gift if you do not want loose sweets.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
See’s Candies, Shop 110B, 1/F, The Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road Central; Shop G-06, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, https://chocolateshops.sees.com/hk-hk/central/, Landmark about 10:30am–7:30pm; Festival Walk about 11am–9pm.
Mr Simms is still the sweet shop Little Steps would send a family to first. Midget gems, fudge and popcorn sit beside a pick ’n’ mix that turns into Ghouls ’n Ghosts around mid-October. Shops now include 37 Lyndhurst Terrace, The Peak, Lee Tung Avenue, Harbour City and Yoho Mall, with free delivery over HK$500. Check socials for the Halloween tubs.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe, 37 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, and other shops, https://www.mrsimms.hk/, Central 10am–9:30pm daily; Peak 10:30am–8pm Mon–Thu, to 9:30pm Fri–Sun; Lee Tung 11:30am–8:30pm Mon–Thu, 11am–10pm Fri–Sun; Harbour City 10am–10pm; Yoho Mall 11am–9:30pm.
Papabubble still hand-makes colourful rock candy and lollies at 34 Tung Lo Wan Road, and the custom rocks are the party trick: names, small logos, or a class set in orange. Bags start small and jars go up to about 390g, so order ahead if you need favour bags. Halloween colours and spooky themes land in season, and lollipop classes are worth asking about.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Papabubble, 34 Tung Lo Wan Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, http://www.papabubble.com.hk/, +852 2367 4807; listed hours differ by source, about 12pm–10pm, Wednesday may close.
Marks & Spencer is the easy bulk stop for Halloween chocolate boxes, themed packs and Percy Pig. Food halls and the M&S app cover home delivery, which helps if you are filling classroom bags and do not want another mall loop. Stock shifts by branch, so check the app before you cross town for a specific pumpkin box. Check out their "Made Without" range for special diets.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Marks & Spencer, food halls across Hong Kong, https://www.marksandspencer.com/hk/, hours vary by store; app delivery windows by slot.
ParknShop is where most families buy the volume: fun-size chocolate, gummies and mixed party bags at supermarket prices. The chocolate and candy aisle is online as well, so a midweek top-up can come to your door. Taste ranges from house brands to imported minis, which is exactly what you want for a bowl and trick-or-treaters, not a gift box.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
ParknShop, branches across Hong Kong, https://www.parknshop.com/, hours vary by store; online delivery by slot.
A&M is the American-grocery answer when you want big bags of familiar candy rather than a boutique box. Think party mixes, chocolate minis, and snacks that travel well in treat bags. Branches are fewer than a supermarket chain, so check stock before a special trip. It pairs neatly with a ParknShop run if you need both local fun-size and US-style bags.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
A&M US Groceries, L/G, Asia Standard Tower, 59-65 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, http://www.anmstores.com/, +852 9858 1210; Mondays to Saturdays 9:30am–7:30pm; Sundays and public holidays 10am–7pm.
City’super is the step up from fun-size bags: imported chocolate, Japanese sweets and tidier gift boxes when the bowl needs to look considered. Halloween stock is seasonal, so the international aisle is the safer bet than waiting for a theme display. Prices sit above the supermarket, which makes it better for host gifts than for 40 identical bags.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
City’super, malls across Hong Kong, https://www.citysuper.com.hk/en/, hours follow each mall.
Don Don Donki is the missed late-night aisle: Japanese chocolate, gummies, character packs and share bags, often open after other sweet shops shut. It is chaotic in a useful way when you need volume and novelty on the same receipt. Halloween stock is hit and miss, so go for brands children already know from lunchboxes.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Don Don Donki, branches including Central, Causeway Bay and Mong Kok, Hong Kong, https://www.dondondonki.com/, hours vary; many branches open late.
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