NineThirty by Awfully Chocolate (Closed)

I think sometimes Singaporeans take waterfront dining for granted. I know of people who would give anything to have a cuppa by the river. Ninethirty is an idyllic place and it is nice to spend a lazy afternoon here to chill, over a cup of cappucino if you would like. It is a bright and cheerful place, with many windows to take advantage of its location. Convenient place to head to before or after a performance.

ninethirty by Awfully Chocolate seems to be part of a rebranding exercise by the brand. Other than the array of chocolatey desserts that has become synonymous with the Awfully Chocolate branding, ninethirty is offering a range of contemporary and local dishes that can go head to head with most cafes or bistros around.Chicken Soup for the SoulOn first impression, ingredients looked pretty sparse for a $7.90 bowl of chicken soup with barely a few strands of noodles. But it was definitely flavourfu

An offshoot of the famous Awfully Chocolate chain, Loola's serves up standard brunch items and desserts. I tried the omelette and I found it normal. There is cheese bits scattered at the top. The omelette itself was sufficiently fluffy although the toast could have been warmer and crunchier. The service however was excellent with the servers prompt to refill the drinks. The dessert, some kind of chocolate tart thingy, was fantastic but rather expensive..

photos and more: http://andmorefood.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/loolas-by-awfully-chocolate-town/looks good, tastes not-so-good is happening alarmingly frequent nowadays – and it’s even sadder when desserts are the object of discussion. when you have chocolate and sugar and butter floating about in a little baked good, it’s depressing when they don’t end up being good. how can that even happen!these were lackluster – very, very unimpressive. they weren’t too terrible to eat, but most certainly not

Today I am attending an event at here and get to enjoy the food with a view of the MBS from the window.From the Bar, there is free flow of coffee and teaEarl Grey TeaIt seems that they have ran out of teapot and mine is served in a mug with a teabag. The tea tastes strong but get colder easily in the cold room.CappuccinoIt is served beautiful decorated but the coffee tastes average.From the Hot Kitchen, we are havingFrench Toast Cubes With Caramelised Apple & CreamThe apple is very soft and juic

If you like fluffy omelettes, then you will like the one at Loola's. A spin-off from the Awfully Chocolate group, Loola's does a mean brunch with quite a wide selection of brunch offerings. We ordered the Souffle omelette. Inside the omelette was red cheddar, sauteed mushroom and parmesan. Excellent combination. The omelette was really very fluffy and light, and totally melted into our mouth. The toast was also good.

This was my nth visit to Loola's and this time, I was there solely for desserts. My friends and I each ordered our own and for me, the decision was a no-brainer. I had Loola's Brownie.The reason why I love this brownie so much is that it's super moist. You wouldn't believe how fudgy it is! The quality is top-notch and the best part is that in between, you will find a layer of salted caramel. Fabulous!

Some fancy photo editing! Tried the Braised pork belly with bubble and squeak and this is fantastic! The pork belly was soft and melts in your mouth goodness. The fat to meat ratio is perfect and paired with the dense bubble and squeak (seems to be some sort of vegetable mash potato but denser texture) is delightful. I would eat more of this. For dessert, we had the pistachio souffle. This isn't for everyone as the pistachio flavour is very strong and for me, it's a little too much.

I don't care what anyone says about Loola's - I think it's a place where you can get an extraordinary meal and I'm always spoilt for choice when I look at the menu, be it for mains or desserts!I was here again with my boyfriend and this was his first time trying Loola's. I ordered the Oxtail Ragout Pasta ($28) which was mainly tagliatelle (a traditional type of pasta), ragout of oxtail and parmesan, while my boyfriend had the Pan Seared Braised Pork Belly ($28) - honey glazed pork belly with lot

We had Loola's for desserts after dinner. We were served immediately upon arrival and the staff patiently answered our questions when we ask what is the dessert about. We also asked for recommendations which they showed us quite a variety enthusiatically. The menu did not have alot of choices for desserts, especially if you're looking for cakes. They don't have them on menu, but they have it on display. So the best thing is to ask the staff there for recommendations so as to make better choices!

One of my friend told me that this place and it is a must try and I decide to try out Loolas with another friend one afternoon. I know it’s by Awfully Chocolate and Awfully Chocolate is known for their delicious chocolate cake. It's located at Esplanade and walkable distance conveniently from City Hall MRT. I ordered one main and one dessert. Decided to go for the Pan Seared Braised Pork Belly and it was accompanied by bubble & squeak which was actually fried lotus roots and mash potatoes. The l

It was a lovely quiet Friday evening and I was meeting a bunch of friends to have our Christmas gathering at Loola's. Have heard rave reviews about the place so we decided to dine there. I had the Duck Pangang and it was quite delish. This is an asian spiced duck leg with red cabbage and it was savory and tender - practically falling off the bone! The red cabbage provided a nice tangy crunch to compliment the duck which can be a tad greasy if eaten by itself. However there were bits of spices in

Loola's by Awfully Chocolate is a newest restaurant at the beautiful iconic setting , The Esplanade. Take a stroll along the Singapore waterfront after the dinner starters : appetizer board platter. spiced pumpkin soup, grilled freemantle octopus (very juicy and tender), loola's salad , serrano ham My mails : Miso Barramundi with soft poached egg was so delicious that the egg was so beautifully made and the yolk flow out runny and juicy , the fish was fresh and tender . The taste with miso perfe

Turning one is a grand affair and Loola's understands that very well. The semi-fine dining eatery by Awfully Chocolate specialises in contemporary European dishes with Asian touches and recently introduced several new dishes to its already extensive menu – all in the name of celebrating its first anniversary! A whole smorgasbord of starters have been added to the menu and items include Spiced Pumpkin Soup ($12) and Roasted Squash Salad ($18), but if you want a little bit of everything – or if yo

The first time I came Loola's, I fell in love with the food. The last time I left, I hated everything about the same.When the kitchen staff is paying attention, they can literally whip up magic. Capellini and Roe, Pan Seared Braised Pork Belly, Lobster and Sheets (all pictured here), they were some of my favourite dishes of all time. The first dish when executed perfectly, is like a dance of flavours on your palate. The saltiness roe and the earthy taste of the truffle oil dressing, they glide i