Local chocolate brand Awfully Chocolate has a new outlet, the Awfully Chocolate Experience Cafe, located at Wisma Atria. The cafe is a new concept which offers a range of innovative chocolate experiences, from the world’s first Chocolate Raclette Wheel to a unique selection of cacao teas.
Awfully Chocolate Experience Cafe
The new Awfully Chocolate Cafe is on level 3 of Wisma Atria, next to the Orchard Turn Entrance, with Haidilao just next door.
The storefront features a display counter showcasing tempting Awfully Chocolate products, and you can watch the chocolatiers at work. There is a comfortable seating area at the back.
New Offerings
The highlight of the cafe is the Chocolate Raclette Wheel, which melts dark roast chocolate infused with shea nut butter over a range of sweet and savoury dishes. Another exciting addition is the locally inspired chocolate desserts. We tried the cocoa kueh dadar, which consists of thin sheets of chocolate folded into a small packet with delicious fillings inside.
The cafe also offers a selection of cacao teas made from roasted cacao husks. These teas are rich in antioxidants and minerals, providing a unique and healthy way to enjoy chocolate. Each cacao tea is served with a chocolate truffle of the day and fresh cream for your chocolate drinks.
In addition to these new offerings, the cafe continues to serve Awfully Chocolate’s signature range of chocolates, cakes, and pastries. You can also enjoy a variety of chocolate drinks, including hot chocolate, iced chocolate, and chocolate shakes.
Special Chocolate Experience
World’s First Chocolate Raclette Wheel melting Singapore’s Favourite Chocolate
The Awfully Chocolate Experience Cafe is a must-visit for fans of Awfully Chocolate. Chocolate lovers and those looking for a unique culinary experience will also want to check out this new cafe.
The Awfully Chocolate Experience Cafe
435 Orchard Road
#03-12/12A/13/13A, Wisma Atria
Singapore 238877
Tel: +65 6592 7361
Opening Hours: 11 am – 10 pm
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