Valentine's Day # 9: Passionately Burning with Chocolate Fire

Feast your eyes on everything chocolate this Valentine's Day!

Let's continue on with our 14 Romantic Restaurants for Valentine's Day with Chocolate Fire. 


Okay, you got me. When it comes to Valentine's Day, the first food that comes to my mind is chocolate. This is shortly followed by strawberries, cake and wine. The great thing about Chocolate Fire is you can have all of those romantic food with chocolate. Yuuum! In fact, they even have Pringles chips and bacon dipped in chocolate!

Their impressive selection of chocolates glows with pride underneath their massive glass display. Indeed it was created to astound and amazed you will be. Customers aren't allowed to take pictures of their tempting display so I resorted to gazing at their lovely chocolate creations. It took us quite awhile to order since everything looked so damn good. Plus, their selection is just crazy! Too many choices, too little time. 

Frog - Php65, Anzac Cookie - Php55,  Bell - Php20 (+10% SC)

We were already tired at this point from our Ayala Triangle Food Trip so our decision making was hugely based on which piece of chocolate would comfort our weary hearts. The romantic in me urged me to order their chocolate frog and chocolate bell. They're made from the same hard chocolate, so on hindsight, I should have ordered just one. Nonetheless, these pure Belgian chocolate treats soothed my heart. And just in case you're wondering, my chocolate frog didn't turn into a prince. :P

Chocolate Blob - Php120 + 10% SC

Since Chocolate Fire originated from Melbourne City, Australia, Kiwee was smart in picking out a popular Australian biscuit, Anzac cookie. These are traditional Australian biscuits created by the wives and mothers of soldiers during World War 1 since they do not spoil easily. These sweet biscuits are made with flour, desiccated coconut, butter, sugar, golden syrup, bicarbonate soda, boiling water and then rolled in oats. I didn't get to taste this but Kiwee really enjoyed it with chocolate. 


Chel shared her really mini Chocolate Blob with all of us. It's a really moist chocolate cake topped off with thick chocolate ganache, shreds of white chocolate and little hard golden sugar balls. I wouldn't mind having it again but I've had better chocolate cakes. 

On my next visit, I'm definitely ordering their more adventurous and best selling chocolates such as their truffles, chocolate mouse, Dark Chili Bark and their romantic chocolate fondue. I can't wait!


If you're planning to celebrate Valentine's Day in Chocolate Fire, it's better to go here for dessert. Pamper your date with all the pure Belgian chocolate s/he can indulge in with wine to along with it. For a more intimate setting, kick back and relax on their couches on the 2nd floor. 


Have a fiery chocoholic happy valentine's day with Chocolate Fire! :)

More Info on Chocolate Fire
Address: G/F PDCP Building Leviste Street corner Rufino Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
Map: Click Here
Contact: +632-840-FIRE (3473), info@chocolatefire.com
Operating Hours: Mon-Thurs 10AM-12 Midnight, Fri 10am-2am, Sat 4pm-2am, Sun 4pm-11pm
Budget: Php200-400/head
Outfit: Casual


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