Obolo Estudio (Closed)

Obolo used to have only 1 outlet located at Joo Chiat, but now they have more, and have introduced miniature cakes and dessert shooters, which is a good idea as one might be sick of eating the whole cake at one go, or would like to try many different flavours. I love their petite cakes, as I get to have 6 different flavours instead of one, and it is not too sinful to eat each one at a go. My favourite would be Le Cassis - the purple one with a velvety taste to it, and the mango passionfruit chee

When in need of desserts or even presents, the simplest solution is to turn to Obolo. Personally I would rate their standards to be pretty high-end. It's not just about the food, but also about the entire packaging and experience.To be frank, I received the below set of Macarons as a gift:And since this was a gift, I hvnt any idea how much it costs. I'd guess it's most likely a luxurious price tag for a box of mararons, but I'm also guessing most people would think this very price tag won't make

Obolo used to be one of my favourite cake shops, located at joo chiat. In recent years they opened new outlets, one at serangoon, and came up with mini cakes and dessert shooters - priced at around $15.90 for a box of 6. Not a bad idea, as one would not have to finish one whole serving at a go, which may be quite 'jelat'; also, will be able to try lots of flavours. Would recommend the mini cakes more than the dessert shooters though.

This Obolo is a better appointed space and less cramped than its sister outlet in 112 Katong Mall, and the staff here are much mote friendly and helpful too. They bothered to recomnend the popular items and offered swaps, unlike the two women at the 112 Katong Shop that we visited on 31/12 who rolled their eyeballs and rattled off names of the mini dessert shooters without telling us what was inside. E.g. Amour, Passion??? Obolo's mini cakes and desserts are welcome gifts for party hosts and our