CHOCOELF Specialty Chocolate Cafe In Chinatown

Our chocolate cafe is a shophouse in the middle of Chinatown, and it is where the chocolate is at its freshest, because it has not travelled to get there. Come and sit down with something from the dessert menu, a coffee or a gelato, and the full retail range is on the shelves behind you.

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Somewhere to sit down after dinner

Chinatown does dinner very well and what comes after it rather less well. If you have just eaten on Smith Street or at Maxwell and want somewhere to sit down with something indulgent, we are a few minutes’ walk away, and that is largely why the cafe is here.

The chocolate on the menu is our own, including the local flavours we created, among them kaya, durian, kopi siu dai and ondeh melaka.

Take something home with you

The cafe carries the retail range, so it doubles as the place to buy in person rather than online.

That covers the local-flavour and dark cacao bars, the Dubai-style kunafa bars, fresh chocolate by the piece, the Merlion souvenir bars visitors take home, and gift boxes, mahjong boxes and hampers.

It is also the collection point for online orders, which is worth knowing if you have left a gift late and cannot risk a delivery slot.

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Local flavours by CHOCOELF

We made everything on these shelves

We were a chocolatier long before we were a cafe, and it shows on the shelves. The Signature Kaya chocolate bar was created here, and so was the mahjong chocolate box, which we have been making since 2009 as the original Singapore Mahjong Chocolate. Several products are made with no sugar added, and selected products carry the Healthier Choice Symbol.

CHOCOELF was co-founded in 2005 by a doctor and a chocolatier with decades of experience in five-star hotels, and has been written about by CNA, The Straits Times, Business Times, Lianhe Zaobao, Shinmin, Channel U, Her World, Women’s Weekly, Eatbook, Mothership, FM98.7 and others.

Where to find us

Address

232 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058781

Nearest MRT

Chinatown station Exit A is the closest, a few minutes on foot, with Telok Ayer and Maxwell both within easy reach. If you are driving, there is parking at Cross Street Exchange, Hong Lim Complex, Chinatown Point and along Mosque and Temple Streets.

Opening hours

Mon to Thu: 10am – 7:30pm
Fri to Sun: 10am – 9:30pm

We hope to see you in Chinatown

If Chinatown is not convenient for you, you will also find the range stocked at Marina Bay Sands, FairPrice Finest, NHG polyclinics (National Healthcare Group) and NUP polyclinics (National University Health System). The full catalogue is online too, for islandwide delivery. But if you can make the trip, do come in and try something before you decide.

Happy Customers at CHOCOELF Chocolate Cafe

Frequently asked questions about our chocolate cafe in Singapore

At 232 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058781, in Chinatown. Chinatown MRT is a short walk, and Telok Ayer and Maxwell are both nearby.
Opening hours are listed on our Google Business Profile, which is the most up-to-date source, and are shown on this page. Hours can differ on public holidays.
Yes. The cafe carries the retail range, including the local-flavour bars, dark cacao bars, Dubai-style kunafa bars, fresh chocolate, gift boxes and the Merlion souvenir range.
Yes. Collection at the cafe is available at checkout, which is the more reliable option during festive periods when delivery slots fill up.
Both. There is a dessert menu to eat in, built from the chocolate we make ourselves, specialty gelato and beverages, alongside the retail shelves for taking chocolate home.
Several products in our range are made with no sugar added, and selected products carry the Healthier Choice Symbol. Ask our team at the counter about the specific item you are interested in.