Top 10 hot chocolates you can find in Singapore

Cosy Cuppa: 10 Hot chocolates that hug you from the inside

Amanda Lim

13 Oct 2015

updated the 17 October 2015 à 17:29

1/10
Cocoa Colony
At Cocoa Colony you can choose from levels like Cocoa 100, Cocoa 75 and Cocoa 38. They even have chocolate on tap! Aptly named Amazonian Liquid Gold (SGD2), this chocolate lava comes in dark, white and milk chocolate that you can have along with your desserts.
1 Scotts Road, #01-06
Photo: Facebook/CocoaColony
2/10
Chocolate Mark
You don’t have to travel all over the world to taste all the chocolate the world has to offer. Just head to Chocolate Mark, where you can a piping hot cup of chocolate from Madagascar to Peru that is specially handcrafted for you.
8 Wilkie Road, #01-11
Photo: Facebook/ChocolateMark
3/10
Antoinette
Though this French-inspired café may be famous for their pretty desserts, they also serve up a mean hot chocolate. Here you can try an authentic Viennese hot chocolate (SGD8.50) that also comes with a crème Chantilly on the side
333A Orchard Road, #02-33/34
Photo: Antoinette
4/10
Angelina Tea Room
What can you expect from the best hot chocolate in the world? A rich, velvety brew (SGD12) made from three different kinds of African cocoa from Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Niger. Oh and don’t forget a dollop of fresh whipped cream on the side for added decadence.
15 Stamford Road, #01-82
Photo: Facebook/AngelinaTeaRoom
5/10
Laurent Bernard
If you’re picky with your hot chocolate, head to Laurent Bernard where their Hot Chocolate Ancienne (SGD9) is thoughtfully served with the milk separate so you can create your own perfect cup.
80 Mohammad Sultan Road, #01-11
Photo: Facebook/Laurent Bernard
6/10
Patisserie G
There’s a reason Patisserie G’s hot chocolate (SGD4.50) is so amazing. It is made out of French chocolate couverture, which contains a higher percentage of cocoa butter that gives it a creamy mellow flavour and velvety smoothness.
9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-40
Photo: Facebook/PatisserieG
7/10
Providore
Grocery cum café, The Providore doesn’t only have delicious food and great coffee (roasted by Toby’s Estate!). They also serve a rich hot chocolate that you can have eight different ways – traditional, vanilla, cinnamon, orange, peppermint, white chocolate and chilli (SGD6.50)
333A Orchard Rd, #02-05
Photo: The Providore
8/10
Common Man Coffee Roasters
Known primarily for their excellent coffee and steep brunch prices, it is easy to overlook Common Man’s hot chocolate (SGD6). Like all the other excellent offerings of this well-loved brunch joint, their rustic hot chocolate doesn’t disappoint.

22 Martin Road
Photo: Amanda Lim
9/10
Little Wimbly Lu
We can’t talk about chocolate without mentioning our own local chocolate café, Wimbly Lu. Head to Little Wimbly Lu if you want a homey cup of hot chocolate (SGD5.50) complete with little marshmallows floating on the top.
1 Maju Avenue, #01-09/10
Photo: Facebook/LittleWimblyLu
10/10
Max Brenner
Served in their signature hug mug, you can choose from four types of hot chocolate at Max Brenner. We say skip the rest and go for the dark chocolate hug mug (SGD6.90). Did we mention it comes with fluffy marshmallows to add to the indulgence? Careful not to overdo it though, you could very well overdose on chocolate in this cocoa-lovers’ paradise.
1 Harbourfront Walk, #01-11
Photo: Facebook/MaxBrenner

Banish hazy days and gloomy mornings with a comforting cup of liquid gold.

Few things are more comforting than a steaming mug of hot chocolate. No, we don’t mean your average cup of morning milo. We’re talking velvety pure melted chocolate that warms you to your toes.

While many use hot chocolate and hot cocoa interchangeably, they are definitely not the same. Hot cocoa is not as rich as it is made from powder that does not contain cocoa butter. On the other hand, hot chocolate is made from ground drinking chocolate and has to be mixed with milk to get the creamy taste.

You don’t have to ask which is the more sinful option, but hey, hot chocolate is separate from your diet! It’s practically a medicinal brew for your soul. So if you’re having one of those gloomy rainy days, kick back and warm up with our recommendations for a cup of comforting hot chocolate.

Amanda Lim

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