Beryl's Chocolate, Kuala Lumpur
Last updated: October 2026
| Address | Beryl's outlet: Jalan Panggong, Chinatown |
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| Hours | Also at supermarkets and KLIA duty-free |
| Closed | No closed days |
| Price | RM10–30 per box |
| Halal status | Halal |
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| Verified | Verified October 2026 |
About Beryl's Chocolate
Beryl's is the most recognised Malaysian chocolate brand, and its gift boxes are the go-to food souvenir for visitors leaving KL. The range includes durian-filled chocolate (the bestseller for novelty value), tiramisu, almond, green tea and coconut varieties. The chocolate quality is solid for its price point, and the distinctly Malaysian flavour range gives it a unique angle that international brands cannot match.
Gift boxes start from RM10 for small packs and go up to RM30 for larger assortment boxes. The Beryl's outlet on Jalan Panggong in Chinatown offers the widest selection and occasional promotions. Supermarkets like Jaya Grocer and Village Grocer carry the core range at competitive prices. KLIA duty-free stocks Beryl's but at a markup. Beryl's is halal-certified. The chocolate travels well in checked luggage but should be kept cool — KL's heat can soften bars quickly if left unrefrigerated.
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Visitor Reviews
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★★★★★September 2026
The Beryl's tiramisu almond chocolate at RM18 per box is our go-to office gift. Bought twelve boxes at their Chinatown outlet and got a bulk discount. The dark chocolate with durian filling at RM15 is uniquely Malaysian. Packaging is attractive enough for gift-giving without extra wrapping.
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★★★★☆August 2026
Good value compared to imported chocolates. The signature tin of assorted pralines at RM28 is a solid choice. The chocolate is smooth and not overly sweet. Their Jalan Panggong outlet has the full range including limited editions. The bitter dark chocolate bar at RM12 was excellent.
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★★★★★July 2026
Beryl's has become our standard KL souvenir. The green tea chocolate at RM14 and the mango chocolate at RM14 are both popular with friends back home. Their gift sets with three boxes for RM45 are well packaged. Stock at airport duty-free is the same price as the city outlet.
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★★★☆☆May 2026
Decent chocolate at a fair price but do not expect Belgian quality. The RM10 milk chocolate bars are fine for casual gifts. The more premium almond and hazelnut lines at RM20-25 are noticeably better. The Chinatown shop can get crowded with tour groups around midday.
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★★★★☆March 2026
The Beryl's chocolate-coated macadamia nuts at RM22 per box were a hit with family. Their dark chocolate with chilli at RM16 is an interesting twist. The outlet on Jalan Panggong offers tasting samples of new flavours. Prices are fixed, no bargaining needed.
Reviews sourced from Google Maps
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Beryl's Chocolate's opening hours?
Beryl's Chocolate is open Also at supermarkets and KLIA duty-free. No closed days.
How much does Beryl's Chocolate cost?
Prices at Beryl's Chocolate range from RM10–30 per box.
How do I get to Beryl's Chocolate?
Beryl's Chocolate is located at Beryl's outlet: Jalan Panggong, Chinatown. You can use Grab (ride-hailing) or public transport to get there.