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A massive cotton candy chocolate DIY kit as a custom Valentine's Day gift at Harbour City, Hong Kong

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Valentine's Day isn't complete without chocolates that symbolize love, sweetness, and romance—perfect for expressing boundless affection to your sweetheart. From now until February 19, Harbour City in Hong Kong is hosting its annual large-scale event "Love. Seek Chocolate," with this year's theme being...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Valentine's Day isn't complete without chocolates that symbolize love, sweetness, and romance—perfect for expressing boundless affection to your sweetheart. From now until February 19, Harbour City in Hong Kong is hosting its annual large-scale event "Love. Seek Chocolate," with this year's theme being “ALL YOU EAT IS LOVE”. In addition to offering premium chocolates from multiple world-renowned brands for chocolate lovers, the event also introduces various customization services and experiences, allowing consumers to easily pick out a unique Valentine's Day gift for their loved one.

Harbour City has launched its first-ever "Love. Seek Chocolate" pass. (Photo provided by Harbour City, Hong Kong)

This includes Harbour City’s first-ever "Love. Seek Chocolate" pass, where customers can select their favorite chocolates from participating brands to create a custom chocolate gift box. Couples can also DIY carve love letters and sweet flipbooks onto chocolates on-site. Additionally, they can donate to receive a limited-edition "ETERNITY" white chocolate diamond ring sculpture designed by JW Marriott Hotel pastry chefs and master chocolatier ROGER.

Taishan-designed chocolates with innovative flavors are sold by parent-child volunteers on various children’s food trucks. (Photo provided by Harbour City, Hong Kong)

This year, Harbour City has specially invited Taiwanese food illustrator PeiPei to hand-draw a series of romantic chocolate dessert artworks and chocolate-themed recipes from 12 restaurants at Harbour City. Moreover, Harbour City has also prepared the best family-friendly activities for Valentine’s Day. Online celebrity “Taishan Zizhu” (Taishan) has created three unique sweet treats using chocolate and special ingredients, recruiting volunteer families to make and sell the desserts on MINI TRUCKS, all while raising funds for the Hong Kong Leukaemia Foundation.

Korean artist Kim Jaeyong's first solo art exhibition in Hong Kong, "I LOVE DONUT." (Photo provided by Harbour City, Hong Kong)

A gathering of star chefs and online dessert experts will also personally demonstrate how to make selected chocolate desserts at the "LOVE KITCHEN" in Hall II of Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, over the weekend. The "Harbour City Gallery" will host Korean artist Kim Jaeyong’s art exhibition "I LOVE DONUT" during the event period, spreading the sweet and heartwarming vibes of Valentine's Day and chocolate throughout Harbour City.

Harbour City has carefully crafted a giant cotton candy chocolate, allowing the public to experience the sweetness and happiness of chocolate. (Photo provided by Harbour City, Hong Kong)

【Info】
"Love. Seek Chocolate" Pass
Date: Now until February 19
Time: 12pm – 9pm
Sales Location: Hall II of Gateway Arcade, Harbour City
Price: HK$240 per pass (cash only)

Activate the pass easily at pass.harbourcity.com.hk to enjoy exclusive benefits:
◎ Exchange 12 electronic chocolate coins in the pass for selected chocolates or food worth over HK$240 at 10 participating chocolate shops and pop-up stores, including Blesscuit Bakery, Fengwei Biscuits, Dalloyau, Frederic Blondeel, GODIVA Chocolatier, Leonidas Pralines, Sayvour, The Peninsula Boutique, Venchi, or zChocolat
◎ Receive one Harbour City "All You Eat is LOVE" gift box
◎ Free creation of a personal sweet flipbook
◎ Exchange a snack voucher for a chocolate treat at Harbour City’s "Kid Tries Chocolate Mini Truck"

 

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