Chezcake Bistro (Joo Chiat)

had the Baileys cheese cake and it was good! most choc cheesecakes tastes chocolatey, but i was surprised i can taste the cheese in this also...! ambience wise, it is a good place to relax and chill out with friends over a quiet afternoon.  Service was by an auntie (Susan, i think it was), she was polite and seems to know her cakes pretty well. which is way better than most places. Found out from her that they're opening a new one at Changi Biz Park... I'll be back for the cakes... Next time... rum and raisin cheesecake!

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Joo Hing Restaurant had no dessert! Even though I was so full and pui (fat) like Mosses Lim, I still wanted dessert. So walking along Joo Chiat at 9pm, we saw Chezcake Bistro. If u knowz me, u knowz I hatez namez lyk diz. Seriouzly, actz cute.

But the ambience waz very lomantic, quiet and dimly lit. Too bad I was with the Ex.

We ordered a durian cheZcake to share. More durian than cheZ, sweet with a tinge of saltiness. Not the best thing I've eaten - and I don't think it is worth the calories: cheZ + durian = fat enough to burst an artery.

But the server was a friendly auntie. I love auntie servers because they like chubby boys like me, so I like them back.

At $7.15 (including gst), I think the cake was overpriZed. (Coffeebean serves good quality cakes at cheaper prices).I felt like I was paying for the ambience, a spot where one can escape in a red-light district. If you're running away from a loanshark, drop in here to have a cake. The shark won't notice you in this quiet nook. But it's like running away from a loanshark to go into the arms of another. Or am I a chez-skate?

Ever since they ''disappear'' frm lorong telok, i had a hard time finding them.

When i search in HGW, i saw their name under the new establishment and was excited. I decided to visit them. It was so quiet and almost deserted when i reached there. I wonder how they r going to survive when facing strong competition like obolo and indulgence along joo chiat road.

The ambience is quite homey and great for a place for chit-chat. The menu remains the same. The usual cheesecakes-rum n raisins, chocolate baileys...etc. What makes them different is the flavours of cheesecake available. We could easily get b/berry cheesecake frm some bakeries but it's quite difficult to get choc baileys n coffee baileys. I had the chocolate baileys($6), i must admit it's rich but the bailey is not strong. The chocolate is mild and it taste like a very rich cheesecake to me. Those who prefer rich cheesecake may like this.