Andersen's of Denmark Ice-cream Cafe
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After dinner with xinya at Marina Square, we walked passed Andersen's of Denmark. The range of icecreams sure looked tempting!


And then we realised that there was actually a cafe behind it so we went in for desserts.

New York Cheesecake ($5.20)


Shared a cheesecake instead of going for their specialty desserts or icecream (came with little berries). Sadly, it was very disappointing with a bad texture,mediocre cheese taste and didnt seem fresh at all. The chocolate biscuit base was also too soft and mushy.

Hot Chocolate ($5.50)


xin had a hot chocolate drink as well. Beautifully layered and came with a side portion of chocolate drops. Looks good.

Overall: Other than the few specially designed eat-in desserts, nothing else here was worth coming for. Prices are chalked up; regular sundae for takeaway costs only $7 but it is priced at $9.80 on the menu (excluding taxes) while a single scoop of icecream for dine-in is a whopping $5.50! To make things worse, the service was rather sucky- so go for take-outs instead.

Andersen's of Denmark Ice-cream Cafe
Marina Square #02-207A
6 Raffles Boulevard