Shop Reviews

Had a really great time at Awfully Chocolate Wisma Atria! The staff were super friendly and the desserts were amazing. Loved the chocolate raclette, such a fun experience and so delicious. Iced Cacao tea is a must!!!! Perfect spot if you’re a chocolate lover!

Outstanding taste, service, ambience and presentation. Expensive here, but it was worth it for the experience. The drink was rich and of thick viscosity, while being not too sweet. Each small sip was satisfying. The cake was awesome. They gave us a chocolate each too. The wait staff were friendly and helpful, and the dining space was relaxing with soft chairs, designed decor, acoustic dampening and cosy with a good view. Note that most places in Singapore add service charge and GST to the listed prices. ie: $9 S$ for each drink, $14.60 S$ for the cake, + $3.26 service charge + $3.23 GST coming to a total of $39.08 S$, or $46.93 AUD. What you see in the photos was the food and drink we got, and we stayed for over an hour it was so nice in there. For once, an expensive place which is worth it!

Good chocolate banana cake. Banana esp is examplary for a cake. Surprisingly the cake isn't too sweet. It's thick tho, need to drink water after every bite. The chocolate experience is pretty good, it's sweet but it's really strong, which is perfect for the Singaporean palette. The whipped cream didn't have too much character, didn't really serve it's purpose enough Second visit: Takeaway choc peanut butter cake. Peanut butter cream is thick, however overall it is way too sweet Young Indian lady serving keyed in the wrong value, without checking the price. When confronted, she started to explain something about the tax, without listening. Finally she saw she was wrong, and still didn't apologise. Then, the cutleries were forgotten. 1 star for service this time

A place for chocolate lovers! All their cakes are really good. I love this shop because they serve their cakes with a rich chocolate “sauce” — especially the banana or berry one (I can’t remember the exact name). And their chocolate drink? Absolutely perfect!

This is the perfect spot to chill with your fave people this festive season. Soak in the holiday vibes, sip on hot choco and don’t miss the WORLD’S FIRST Chocolate Raclette Wheel Gifting? Sorted! From exclusive Christmas goodies to crowd-fave chocolates, cookies & cakes — everyone loves chocolate. No stress, just sweetness. And their Members Christmas Presale Fair is on! Stand to bring home a goodie bag worth $40 with preorder of $120 worth of christmas goodies! Check them out on the following dates, 23 Nov : Great World 29 Nov : Ion 30 Nov : Raffles City

My kids love it. I really enjoyed the carrot cake despite there is no orange of the carrot can be found

This stall at 313 is an absolute disgrace to the “50 years of history” they claim. This is, without a doubt, the worst and most subpar Hokkien prawn mee I have ever had. There is zero effort in cooking—the chef simply dumps broth into the wok, gives the noodles a few careless tosses, and serves it up. There’s no wok hei, no depth of flavor, and certainly no authenticity. The prawns are not fresh, the chili is bland, and the entire dish feels like a lazy, money-grabbing attempt rather than a true representation of Hokkien mee. Even one star is too generous. Absolutely not recommended!

Ordered seafood char kway teow from Ion outlet. Taste was mediocre, very little ingredients. Three pathetic prawns and can count only two thin slices of sotong. Horribly overpriced.

Doesn’t taste as good as it looks. I do not recommend ordering the Char Kway Teow at all, you’re better off with prawn noodles which is what they are known for. I ordered extra cockles to go with my char kway teow for extra $3, total dish costs me $10.20, totally not worth it. The cockles were tiny, not fresh and had a weird taste to it. I didn’t finish it as I didn’t want to waste my calories on it. Lesson learnt: don’t be taken in by appearances.

This is my go to place for char kway teow whenever I visit Singapore. Located conveniently in the most touristy location along the most famous street in Singapore, Thye Hong's dishes still managed to satisfy my tastebuds almost every time I dine there. However, sadly they decided to change the cook causing a change in the taste of the dishes. The taste used to be bolder in every way, now it is way too plain for my preference.. Hope the taste can be improved to at least meet the usual standard, considering the premium price we have to pay to eat here.