Awfully Chocolate Menu Card
The Awfully Chocolate menu card is the thing you stare at in the cafe while the display case does its best to distract you. It is shorter than a restaurant menu and sweeter than most: cakes by the slice and whole, desserts, Hei ice cream, truffles and chocolate drinks, with savoury mains at the larger cafes. This guide lays out the full card as reported by Singapore food guides, section by section, so you can walk in knowing what to order instead of freezing at the counter.
What is on the Awfully Chocolate menu card?
Think of the card in five sections. Cakes come first, sold by the slice for dine in and whole for takeaway. Desserts come next: tarts, brownies, tiramisu and warm plates. Then Hei ice cream by the scoop or pint, then truffles by the piece, then drinks led by the 70% dark chocolate drink. Larger cafes add a sixth section, savoury Western mains and set menus, which smaller cake shops skip. Not every outlet carries every section, and seasonal items rotate in and out, so the card at Great World City may not match the card at East Coast Road exactly.
One honest warning before the prices: Awfully Chocolate does not publish a current full online menu that could be verified, so the figures below come from Singapore food guides of different years. Whole cake prices differ between guides, and cafe prices carry a ++ service charge and GST at dine in. The one price taken from the official site is the 4 inch Chocolate Pistachio Cake at S$36. Everything else is reported, and the disclaimer at the end of this guide says so plainly.
What cakes are on the Awfully Chocolate menu card?
The cake section is built around the All Chocolate Cake in three flavours: All Chocolate, Chocolate Banana and Chocolate Rum and Cherry. A slice was reported at S$8++ at dine in, and a whole 6 inch cake from S$42, though an older guide listed whole 6 inch cakes at S$36 to S$40. If you are ordering for a birthday, ask the outlet for the current whole cake price and lead time rather than trusting either figure, since celebration cakes are usually pre ordered.
Other cakes on the card
Beyond the signature cake, guides list the Chocolate Pistachio Cake, with a 4 inch cake at S$36 on the official site, the Chocolate Mille Crepe at a reported S$9 a slice, the Flourless Chocolate Cake at a reported S$7.90, the Praline Cake at a reported S$8.90, and the Salted Caramel Chocolate Cake, praised by reviewers for its sweet salty balance. The Super Stacked Chocolate Cake was reported at S$7.90 a slice. Availability varies by outlet and day, and the display case is the real menu for slices, so ask staff what is fresh that day.
What desserts, ice cream and drinks are on the card?
The dessert section covers the Nutella Tart, reported at S$8.90++ a slice and S$108 whole, the Salted Butterscotch Brownie at a reported S$7.90, the White Chocolate Creme Brulee at a reported S$8.90, the Chocolate Tiramisu at a reported S$19.90, and warm plates such as the Freshly Fudged Slab at a reported S$12 and the Muah Chee at a reported S$15. Hei ice cream follows at a reported S$4.90 a scoop, S$8 for two scoops and S$15.50 a pint, and truffles at a reported S$2.50 a piece. Drinks centre on chocolate: the 70% dark chocolate drink is the house signature, with iced chocolate options for warm days.
| Section | Items | Reported price |
|---|---|---|
| Cakes, slice | All Chocolate, Chocolate Banana, Rum and Cherry, Mille Crepe, Flourless | S$7.90 to S$9 |
| Cakes, whole | 6 inch All Chocolate from, 4 inch Pistachio official site | S$36 to S$42 |
| Desserts | Nutella Tart slice, Brownie, Creme Brulee, Tiramisu | S$7.90 to S$19.90 |
| Hei ice cream | Single scoop, double scoop, pint | S$4.90 to S$15.50 |
| Truffles | Per piece, six flavours reported | S$2.50 |
| Warm desserts | Freshly Fudged Slab, Muah Chee, Cocoa Kueh Dadar | S$10 to S$15 |
What is the best value on the Awfully Chocolate menu card?
For a single visit, the best value is a slice plus a scoop of Hei: roughly S$13 before drinks, and you taste both signatures. For a group, a pint of Hei shared over a warm fudged slab beats four individual desserts on price and on fun. For a celebration, the whole All Chocolate Cake is the value pick against the Nutella Tart, since the tart’s whole price is far higher. Skip the buffet style Ninethirty offer, reported at S$38++ per person, unless you genuinely eat a lot of chocolate, since a slice and a scoop deliver the same highlights for a third of the price.
My pick: one All Chocolate Cake slice, one scoop of Hei, and a 70% dark chocolate drink. It is the full Awfully Chocolate experience in three items, and it keeps the bill in the S$20 range.
Awfully Chocolate menu card FAQ
Straight answers on the Awfully Chocolate menu card and its prices.
What is on the Awfully Chocolate menu card?
The Awfully Chocolate menu card lists whole cakes, dessert slices, Hei dark chocolate ice cream, truffles and chocolate drinks, with savoury mains at the larger cafes.
How much is a cake slice at Awfully Chocolate?
Reported prices put most cake and dessert slices around S$8 to S$9, with the All Chocolate Cake slice reported at S$8++ and the Nutella Tart slice at S$8.90++. Confirm at the outlet.
How much is a whole Awfully Chocolate cake?
A whole 6 inch All Chocolate Cake was reported from about S$42, while the official site lists a 4 inch Chocolate Pistachio Cake at S$36 and a whole Nutella Tart was reported at S$108.
Does the Awfully Chocolate menu card change by outlet?
Yes. Small cafes focus on cakes, desserts and ice cream, while larger cafes add savoury mains, set menus and seasonal items, so the card at your outlet may differ.
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