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14 Drool-Worthy Chocolate Desserts Below $15 To Fix All Your Problems In Life

Sweet dreams are made of chocolate

Chocolate – every girl’s staple on their periods, every boyfriend’s saviour during Valentines Day, and everyone’s go-to for a dessert. We just can’t get enough of it. But with the overwhelming ubiquity of this popular dessert, the problem is no longer how to get it, but where we can lay our paws on the cream of the crop.

Being an ardent chocolate-lover, I more than willingly embarked on a mission to uncover the best chocolate desserts in town. The outcome? An ailing throat and expanded waistline, as well as a compilation of the 15 best chocolate desserts in our island home. 

1. Chocolate Baguette Lava at Mr Baguette

A split second after biting into the crispy baguette crust of the Chocolate Baguette Lava, warm chocolate lava oozed into my mouth. The chocolate lava was rich, velvety, and smooth – an absolute masterclass presented by the humble Mr Baguette

The baguette coating was equally as good – hard on the outside but soft and fluffy once bitten into. The hardened molten chocolate above the baguette adds a punch to the baguette, giving it an extra crunch and chocolatey flavour. 

Address: 505 Beach Road, #B1-51, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat: 12pm – 7.30pm

2. Dark Chocolate Ganache from Plain Vanilla

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Chocolate cupcakes these days are a dime a dozen, but this only decreases the probability of sinking your teeth into a delicious, mouth watering cupcake. Many are either too dry, too hard or too sweet. The Dark Chocolate Ganache from Plain Vanilla is free of the above charges and in fact, has a perfectly fluffy cake sandwiched between light layers of cream. It’s chocolate base is also generously topped with a rich glaze and cocoa nibs. 

Address: 1D Yong Siak Street, Tiong Bahru Estate, Singapore 168641. Full list of stores here
Telephone: 8363 7614
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat: 8 am – 7 pm, Sun: 9 am – 6 pm

3. Small Dark Chocolate Fudge Cake from Matt’s The Chocolate Shop

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This no-frills dark chocolate lava cake is Matt’s The Chocolate Shop signature dish. Topped with a decadent chocolate ganache, the lava cake is neither too sweet or bland and the flavour of cocoa is intensely rich. Its texture is on pointe as well – crumbly, but does not collapse when sliced. The best way to eat it is heating it up first! 

Address: 44 Amoy Street, Singapore 069870
Telephone: 6557 2274
Opening Hours: Mon to Fri: 11 am – 6 pm, Sat: 11 am – 3 pm. Closed on Sundays and PH.

4. Molten Lava Cake from Chocolate Origin

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For only $5, Chocolate Origin’s Molten Lava Cake gives you the best of both worlds – Lava cake AND Vanilla ice cream, all in one cutesy cup. The Lava Cake is hard on the outside and the melted chocolate never fails to ooze out once sliced. The classic Vanilla ice cream complement the rich lava cake perfectly and together, they work magic in your mouth. 

Address: 44 Changi Village Rd, #01-2084, Singapore 500004. Full list of stores here.
Telephone: 6542 2939
Opening Hours: Mon to Thurs: 12pm-9pm, Fri to Sun: 10.30 am – 10 pm

5. Nutella Chocolate Pie from Wimbly Lu

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This is probably the best item on Wimbly Lu’s menu. The filling of the Nutella Chocolate Pie is moist and dense – so much so that it felt like I was eating fudge instead. Its crust was simply spectacular – a distinct butter taste yet not overpowering and complements the chocolate filling perfectly. 

At $6 for a relatively large slice of chocolate pie, you truly get a bang for your buck. In fact, it was so filling that I had troubles finishing it and had to share it with my friend! 

Address: MyVillage, 15-2 Jalan Riang, Singapore 358987
Telephone: 6289 1489
Opening Hours: Tues to Thurs: 12.30 am – 10.30 pm, Friday 12.30 am – 11 pm, Sat: 9 am – 11pm, Sun: 9 am – 10.30 pm. Closed on Monday.  

6. Awfully Chocolate’s Flourless Cake

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To all you gluten intolerant folks out there, fret not. Awfully Chocolate’s Flourless Cake tastes even better than cakes that are made with flour. It is dense with a crackly crispy top that gives different textures to the cake. Made with homemade chocolate, this flourless variant still packs that unique Awfully Chocolate punch!

Address: Vivocity, 1 HarbourFront Walk #01-156, Singapore 098585
Telephone: 6410 9725
Opening Hours: Daily 10am – 10pm 

7. Triple Chocolate Devil from Cream & Custard

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Triple Chocolate Devil contains 66% Valrhona dark chocolate mousse, and is coated with a layer of Valrhona dark chocolate ganache that is infused with Belgium Chocolate Baileys. To save you from a chocolate overdose, a tart raspberry jelly provides balance amongst a sea of chocolate. The result is absolutely beautiful. 

Address: 46 Jln Bukit Ho Swee #01-894, Singapore 160046
Telephone: 9111 8696
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat: 11am – 7pm, Closed on Sundays

8. Cocoa Colony’s Cocoa Bola

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Cocoa Bolas are delicious balls of crispy biscuit crusts coated with layers of rich cocoa cream. Salted biscuit and bittersweet chocolate coating complement each other perfectly, and the accompanying chocolate sauce adds an extra punch to the dessert. The traditional way of consuming a Cocoa Bola is by first smashing it with a wooden hammer which symbolizes the “breaking of one’s bad fortune” – the perfect reason to head to Cocoa Colony after a bad day at work! 

Address: Shaw Centre, 1 Scotts Road #01-06, Singapore 228208. Full list of stores here.
Telephone: 6235 8328
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat: 8am – 10pm, Sun & PH: 9am – 9pm.

9. Godiva’s Chocolate Soft Serve

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At $8 per cone, Godiva’s soft serve is easily the most expensive ice cream in town. But if you have a hankering for chocolate ice cream and feel exceptionally wealthy, then you’d want to lay your hands on this sweet treat. The soft serve has a consistent creaminess while the cone is crunchy. Drizzled with chocolate sauce, the chocolate used is of high quality and stole the show. Available in white chocolate as well, buy it at Changi Airport (Terminal 2 Departure Hall) for only $7.50! Bless you, GST absorption! 

Address: Takashimaya Department Store, Basement 2, 391 Orchard Road, Singapore 238873. Full list of stores here.
Telephone: 6738 3657
Opening Hours: Daily 10 am – 9.30 pm. 

10. The Black Ball from Cream & Custard

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Cream & Custard’s second entry on this list might seem like an ordinary chocolate ball, but melting the chocolate sphere reveals something even tastier – crunchy butter crumbles, passion fruit curd, chocolate mousse and sponge cake. The zesty passion fruit curd balances the heavy taste of chocolate and adds a refreshing element to the dessert.  

Address: 46 Jln Bukit Ho Swee #01-894, Singapore 160046
Telephone: 9111 8696
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat: 11am – 7pm, Closed on Sundays 

11. Chocolate Chunk Pizza from Max Brenner

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This is perhaps the coolest pizza in town. Pepperoni and ham are so yesterday – marshmallows and chocolate on pizzas are the new in-thing. A thin salted crust, decadent layer of dark chocolate base, topped with fluffy marshmallows are all you need to have a mouth-gasm. 

Address: VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk #01-116, Singapore 098585. Full list of stores here.
Telephone: 6235 9556
Opening Hours: Mon to Thurs: 10am – 10pm, Fri – Sat: 10am – 11 pm

12. Old-fashioned Hot Chocolate L’Africain at Angelina

Made with 3 different types of cocoa, Angelina’s hot chocolate is easily the best of its kind. It is served in an elegant pitcher alongside a slab of whipped cream and the hot chocolate is so rich and velvety, that one is recommended to take sips and not gulps lest you get too heaty. 

Address: Capitol Galleria, 15 Stamford Road #01-82, Singapore 178906
Telephone: 6384 0481
Opening Hours: Mon to Fri: 11am – 10pm, Sat to Sun 10am – 10pm

13. Death by Chocolate Cake from Rider’s Cafe

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Death by Chocolate Cake lives up to it’s name, with most of the flavours coming from the generous melted chocolate ganache sandwiched between each layer of cake. Chocolate cake’s best bud, vanilla ice cream is also around to save you from any feelings of jelat-ness – the ice cream here has a tinge of mint and adds a refreshing element. 

Address: 51 Fairways Drive, Singapore 286965
Telephone: 6466 9819
Opening Hours: Sun to Thur: 8am – 9pm, Fri to Sat: 8am – 10pm, Closed on Mon

14. Non Entrée’s Chocolate Avalanche

Apart from being physically appealing, Non Entrée’s Chocolate Avalanche is also a delight to the taste buds. Lava cake is warmed thoroughly and placed on top of a what seems to be a fish bowl – when sliced, the viscous lava oozes tantalizingly into the vanilla ice cream. The biscuit sandwiched in between adds a subtle savoury flavour to the dessert. $13.90 might sound kinda steep, but you get a cool experience and pretty pictures too! 

Address: 204 Rangoon Rd, Singapore 218451
Telephone: 9878 6543
Opening Hours: Tues to Thurs: 2pm – 10pm, Fri: 2pm – 11pm, Sat: 12pm – 11pm, Sun: 12pm – 10pm  

Say hello to the best chocolate desserts in town

Chocolate is everyone’s favourite dessert but with so many different renditions of it out there, it’s of paramount importance to find only the best – so that you won’t waste your calories.  

The above is 15 of the best chocolate desserts around town and some are so secret that even your foodie friends may not know them. So if you’re up for a sinful day of indulgence and want to impress your friends with your “street smartness”, try the above. Don’t say we never tell you.

Ng Tze Yen

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