MakeShake (Closed)

Had my chocolate fix after ordering chocolate addict on a hot hot day. Went down to Jurong and was looking around for Makeshake. I saw the recommended items on the menu and decided to got for the Chocolate Addict. I was not dissapointed. It had just the right amount of chocolate sauce and Kit Kat bits in it. When I slurp it down my throat, the nice cool sensation made the hot Singapore day seem to dissapear. The staff was nice too. Love the cup design btw.

Tried many other milkshakes before which were often too sweet and "gelat" but MakeShake was different! As a fruit lover, I was attracted to the fruit milkshakes and decided on Lychikiri (lychee+strawberry) among many others. I was pleasantly surprised at the taste and the sweetness level was just right. There were even fruit bits at almost every sip!  Texture of the milkshake was very smooth and it was not too thick for me.  I highly recommend the fruit milkshakes to those who prefer a lighter a

Make Shake is a new drinks outlet operating in Jurong Point offering customizable milkshakes. Fear not if you are not sure what to get, one can easily pick a drink or two out of their menu. After lunch one day, I decided to try out their drinks and got a yoghurt-infused milkshake that came with rainbow sprinkles. However I felt that these drinks were quite overpriced and not quite worth the price. Still it’s popping neon colors on a black blackground used in their shop front is certainly attract

I had a voucher for $2 Nutella Mini Shake because I signed up for their online membership. I enjoyed the Oreo makeshake the other time with another 1-for-1 voucher, and thought that why not another one, since I have a discount this time! MakeShake has quite a lot of promotions and vouchers to be won, so might want to Like their FB page to stay in the loop (not an advertisement, just a genuine advice) if you're a fan of their milkshakes but find that it's too expensive. I must say that this has a

I had tried the mini oreo milk shake from make shake today and it costs me $5.00 for 2 (I cut out a coupon from the Jpeeps newspaper which is given by Jurong Point). The orginal price was $3.90 for the mini size drink! Well, this is my first time trying it and i think the taste was great! However, my partner thinks it was not nice! It was very creaminess and sweet and after awhile, you might taste some saltiness. Well, it was very thick so somehow it is more like an ice cream than a milk shake.

I thought this is something that is in trend after all the Taiwanese bubble tea and decided to give it a try. I had chosen the "Green Monster" drink for its small size initially but the staff had reconfirmed with me by showing me the cup size. It was indeed very small, similar to McDonald's kid meal drink. After some considerations, I had chosen the medium size and it cost me S$5.40.In my mind, I was expecting some Green Tea Milk shake but I was wrong. I was given a cup of vanilla white shake wi

I presumed that this is one of the trendiest drinks in town right now! The concept of MakeShake allows you to customize 'mix and 'match' flavours altogether. Doesn't sound sinful enough? Here's what I have ordered. For the base, I chose 'Vanilla Ice Cream' and topped up with 'Nutella' and 'Oreo Cookies' to create a "black n white" milkshake. The mixture resulted in a relatively smooth texture with bits of blended oreo cookies. Tasted not so bad afterall.

The title says it all. My friend and I tried this small Oreo Milkshake at $2.80 (we had a 1-for-1 voucher for Oreo Milkshake so technically it was $1.40 each for us), and our first reaction after the first sip was that - "Isn't this Mcflurry?!" It is essentially the same taste, except that it is less ice-creamy and more "fluid" and possible to be sucked up through the straw albeit a bit difficult to do so because it is very thick and viscous. I would only buy it only if I have the voucher, becau

The Waffle Ice-Cream tasted not too bad but not too surprising either. The ice-cream melted so fast that it spilled onto the table.The Chocolate Addict had a chocolate ice-cream base with a kit-kat flavour which I additionally had Oreo toppings. It tasted great and I had regretted not ordering a bigger size because it was so chocolatey!For a full review and more photos, visit http://makanarts.com/2013/07/01/makeshake-jurong-point/.

Tried makeshake because I wanted a drink after dinner! Choose the mini cup (vanilla ice cream at $2.8) together with oreos. The mini size cup was really a small cup but don't underestimate it! Because the drink is an ice cream blended drink, it's not a drink where you can just use a straw and drink it easily! You have to suck really hard on the straw to get the first sip into your mouth! It was really fun drinking it and before I finished it, I was already full! It was really good but abit too s

Had a craving for something sweet after dinner and MakeShake just appeared right there! At MakeShake, you get to customize your own drink! First step, choose your shake base (Vanilla/Chocolate/Froyo) and size (Regular/Large). Second step, choose the shake flavours you want to blend into your shake. You can mix and match any combination you want! At the last step, you can choose which toppings you want to add into your shake. If you're not sure/lazy to customize your drink, MakeShake also offers

Their signature was their milkshake but i find it fattening so i just tried their plain froyo It cost $3.80 for a small cup & add 0.80cent for each topping but i find it too expensive so i never add any topping ,Their froyo tend to melt fast & i don't really like the strong milk taste& also i find it a bit too sweet,for the price of $3.80 i rather top up for sour sally froyo As for service,staff was quite friendly,waiting time about 5-10mins