Awfully Chocolate Value Meals

If you searched for awfully chocolate value meals, you probably want the cheapest honest way in, not a luxury tasting. Awfully Chocolate is a premium chocolate cafe, so it does not run a cheap fixed value menu, but there are still smart ways to keep the bill down. A single slice plus a drink, a shared whole cake, or a weekday cafe set can all beat ordering blind, and this guide ranks them by reported prices, with a clear flag wherever a figure is unconfirmed.

Does Awfully Chocolate have value meals?

No fixed value meal menu was found for Awfully Chocolate in Singapore. The chocolate shops sell slices, tarts, drinks and truffles at single item prices, and the Bakery and Cafe at 131 East Coast Road lists lunch and dinner sets, but those are savoury cafe sets with a dessert finish, not a value chocolate meal. Any page that lists a named Awfully Chocolate value meal at one flat price should be checked against the outlet, since we could not verify such a menu.

Value here means getting the signature taste for the lowest sensible spend, not hunting for a secret discount. The All Chocolate Cake is the item most people come for, so a single slice is the cheapest way to judge the brand, and sharing a whole cake is the cheapest way to feed a group. Skip the extras on a first visit, and add truffles or a second drink only if the first plate leaves you wanting more.

What is the cheapest way to eat at Awfully Chocolate?

Go solo with one slice and one drink. A slice of All Chocolate Cake is reported near S$8++, and a cacao tea is reported at S$9, so a simple solo visit lands near S$17 to S$20 before service charge and GST. If you want something even lighter, a single scoop of Hei ice cream is reported at S$4.90, and a truffle is reported at S$2.50 each, so a small tasting can start well under S$10, though it will not feel like a full cafe meal.

Cheapest cafe set plan

At the East Coast Bakery and Cafe, the weekday lunch set is listed at S$25 and the dinner set at S$38, with a weekend brunch buffet listed at S$38++. Those sets include savoury courses as well as chocolate, so they are better value if you want a full meal, but they are poor value if you only want cake. For a cake only visit, stick to a slice and a drink, and save the set for a day when you are hungry for lunch or dinner too.

Are the cafe set menus good value?

Yes, if you want a full meal. The weekday lunch set at S$25 and the dinner set at S$38 are listed by the East Coast cafe, and they cover starters, mains and chocolate in one sitting, which is hard to match by ordering savoury and sweet separately at a mall cafe. The weekend brunch buffet at S$38++ is a different deal: it suits big appetites and chocolate lovers who want free flow chocolate and a buffet spread, but light eaters will not get their money back from it, so book it only if you plan to eat a lot.

How much do Awfully Chocolate value meals cost?

Budget S$17 to S$25 for a solo slice and drink, S$25 to S$38 for a cafe set at East Coast, and S$42 to S$45 for a whole 6 inch cake to share. Watch the plus plus sign: it means service charge and GST are added on top, so a S$8++ slice costs more at the till than the menu figure suggests. Confirm the current set times and prices before you go, since cafe sets can change with the season and with the outlet.

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