Here are the top premium chocolate brands you can find in Malaysia, grouped into international luxury names and notable Malaysian / regional premium makers (bean‑to‑bar, artisanal or upscale local brands). Short notes on what they’re known for and where to buy follow.

International luxury / well‑known premium brands

• Godiva — classic Belgian luxury chocolates, gift boxes and truffles; widely stocked at department stores and specialty shops in Malaysia. (myweekendplan.asia)
• ROYCE’ — Japanese premium brand famous for Nama Chocolate (very creamy ganache-style pieces); sold in specialty chocolate shops and online. (blog.easyparcel.com)
• Lindt & Ferrero Rocher — globally available premium/confectionery options (Lindt for pralines and bars; Ferrero Rocher for hazelnut pralines); commonly found at supermarkets, duty free and gift retailers. (shopee.com.my)

Malaysian / regional premium and artisanal brands (high quality, often bean‑to‑bar or handcrafted)

• Beryl’s — long‑established Malaysian chocolatier offering pralines, truffles and gift sets; a popular local premium choice. (myweekendplan.asia)
• Cocova — Malaysian bean‑to‑bar / single‑origin focused brand with darker, less‑sweet chocolate lines and natural ingredients. Good for dark‑chocolate lovers. (myweekendplan.asia)
• Cocoraw — Malaysian artisan maker known for nama‑style chocolates and local flavour infusions (gula melaka, teh tarik), plus single‑origin bars. (myweekendplan.asia)
• Love18Chocolate, Fidani, Truffle Chocolate Malaysia, Chocolate Concierge, Jugèlìk, Tudor Gold — small/boutique Malaysian brands or premium specialty makers offering handcrafted truffles, ganaches, bean‑to‑bar bars and gift sets; good options when you want artisanal or locally inspired flavours. Tudor Gold positions itself as a luxury Malaysian chocolate maker. (trufflechocolatemalaysia.com)

Where to buy

• Department stores and malls (e.g., shops that carry Godiva, Lindt, Royce’). (myweekendplan.asia)
• Brand websites and official Malaysian e‑stores (many local brands sell direct). (tudorgoldchocolates.com)
• Online marketplaces and supermarket chains (for international brands and some local premium lines). (shopee.com.my)
• Specialty chocolatiers’ own boutiques (for artisanal / bean‑to‑bar like Cocova, Cocoraw, Jugèlìk). (firstclasse.com.my)

Quick buying tips

• For pure luxury gifting: choose Godiva, ROYCE’ or premium boxed assortments from established chocolatiers. (myweekendplan.asia)
• For dark, single‑origin flavour and less sweetness: look to Cocova or bean‑to‑bar producers. (firstclasse.com.my)
• For unique Malaysian flavours (gula melaka, teh tarik, local twists): try Cocoraw, Love18 or other artisan brands. (firstclasse.com.my)
• Check storage/expiry (nama and fresh ganache chocolates often need refrigeration/quick consumption).

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to the top 5 best overall (mixing international + local) for gifting, personal indulgence, or value for money; or
• Find current online sellers (official stores, Shopee/Lazada listings or mall locations) for any specific brand you name.