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Q: Where can I get good chocolate cake in Shanghai?

10 years 48 weeks ago in  Food  - Shanghai

 
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I have samples many. For a while Starbucks had a great one, called Triple Chocolate Cupcake, which really surprised me. I have tried QBake, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, and some random bakeries. None were any good, but that Triple Chocolate at Startbucks was very surprisingly great. 

If they still have it, get it. You can also check out Awfully Chocolate. They have several shops in town and usually have nice stuff, but it changes a lot.

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recommend " awfully chocolate"

xunliang:

awfully chocolate are not bad. west nanjing road has one,

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Probably "Paris Baguette"

LAR:

"Paris Baquette" from South Korea? Are you kidding? They suck!!! :0

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