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Madame Nonya · Heritage Chocolate Collection
From sunrise to sunset, the Complete Heritage Collection pairs The Day House and The Night House — two collectible heritage houses holding sixteen handcrafted chocolate tiles that trace a full Singapore day.
Day House: Kaya Toast, Singapore Traditional Coffee, Gula Melaka Coconut, Salted Egg.
Night House: Earl Grey, Hojicha, Chrysanthemum, Matcha.
Sixteen handcrafted tiles celebrating the flavours and traditions that lasted generations.
Handcrafted in Singapore, each tile shaped and finished by hand in small batches.
Origin: Two houses, two moods — Day House flavours drawn from Singapore's breakfast table, Night House flavours from its tea traditions — together, a full day on the island.
From morning light to evening glow, Singapore's heritage streets carry two distinct moods, beginning with coffee and ending with tea.
The Complete Collection captures both moments: the warmth of the Day House and the elegance of the Night House, presented as a collectible pair.
Two houses. One city. One continuous story.
A considered gift for travellers, hospitality, and corporate occasions alike.
Each house travel-friendly and airport-safe at 21 × 16 × 3 cm.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Best enjoyed within 6 months of purchase.
Singapore's iconic 1900s heritage shophouses — once both home and trade — wear ornate façades that are a unique confluence of Peranakan, Chinese, Malay, and colonial influences.
Together, the Day House's pink façade glowing at sunrise and the Night House's deeper tones settling at dusk capture the two moods of a complete Singapore day.
An award-winning art piece, a museum exhibition, and a keepsake long after the chocolates are enjoyed.
Singapore Signature Flavours
A balance of traditional flavours and iconic teas, delicately crafted in chocolate.
Gift-Ready Packaging
Presented in collectible heritage house boxes, complete with complimentary gift bag.
Heritage Design
Inspired by iconic 1900s shophouses that define Singapore’s cultural streets.
