Gourmet Chocolate Near Me in Everton Park: Chocolate Anatomy's Truffle Boxes

Chocolate Anatomy makes everything to order: its Signature Truffle Box costs S$27, its Chocolate Omakase Box S$46, and both are collected free at Repose, 2 Everton Park #01-59C, Singapore 081002. The brand asks for two days' notice on regular orders and one to two weeks for bulk orders, because nothing is baked until someone buys it. If your search for gourmet chocolate near me lands in Tanjong Pagar or Outram, this is a small, personal operation rather than a walk-in boutique.

The brand's own story is short and candid. Founder Rachael was addicted to chocolate truffles and anything chocolate, found the habit too expensive to keep buying, and decided to make her own. The website footer dates the business to 2017. Her signatures, in the brand's words, are truffles, brownies, granola and banana bread, and the menu is known for occasional quirky flavour pairings rather than classic French pralines.

Rachael also built the brand around the dessert omakase box: a curated selection that changes every two months, which customers can tailor to their own tastes. The current edition is labelled September and October on the website, and the team describes its approach as trying to engage texture, taste, look, smell and even sound. The checkout page adds one honest note: customer tips go towards the brand's dream of opening its own café.

Chocolate Anatomy does not yet have a café of its own. Its website calls Repose, the bakery at 2 Everton Park, its home, and that is where orders are collected. Eatbook's April 2026 guide to the city's chocolate shops lists the unit's hours as 9am to 4pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 8:30am to 4pm on Saturday and Sunday, so Wednesday is the day to avoid. Plan to collect before mid-afternoon. Visitors on a short trip should place the order on their first day in Singapore, pick a collection date two or three days later, and fold the pickup into a morning in Tanjong Pagar, since the unit closes at 4pm. If plans change, message the team on WhatsApp early rather than on the collection day itself.

The model rewards planning. On the Cococart order page you choose pickup or delivery, then pick a date from the next available slots; this week the first open date was Tuesday, October 20. Pickup is free. Card payments carry a S$0.50 fee and PayNow is free, and a printed gift message adds 60 cents. Eatbook also notes that the brand is not halal-certified.

Start with the Signature Truffle Box at S$27. Eatbook describes these as 64% truffles, sold in a box of 30. Truffles are the product the founder started with, so they are the fairest test of the kitchen, and a box of 30 is easy to split between a few people.

The Chocolate Omakase Box at S$46 is the better gift. According to Eatbook it holds a chocolate loaf cake, two brownies, three cookies and a box of 10 truffles. If you prefer to choose, the Petite Omakase Box is S$37 and the Regular is S$47, built from the current two-month menu. The Brownie and Cookie Omakase Box is S$60 and suits an office or a party.

Single brownies are S$6.50, and a box of six is S$37. The Chocolate Chunk Cookie is S$4.50, or S$54 for a box of 12. The Netflix and Chill Collection includes Signature Fudgies at S$12.50 and Sweet Cayenne Macadamia Nutties at the same price, and the Mini Brookie Cereal Pints are S$13.50. Our honest view: skip the granolas and breakfast breads if chocolate is your mission, good as they are, and put the money into truffles and brownies.

The brand's own site points to Vogue Singapore's round-up of personalised wedding favours and to Mothership's and Eatbook's dessert-box guides, which tells you who tends to order: couples planning favours, friends sending a box across the island, and office teams asking about bulk orders. If you need something today, you are better off at a walk-in chocolatier in town. This is a kitchen for people who plan two days ahead.

Bigger occasions are covered too. The Original Chocolate Whole Cake starts at S$68, and the website keeps separate pages for cupcakes, macarons and loaf cakes alongside the seasonal menu. The brand says it follows the rhythm of the seasons, or the lack of them in sunny Singapore, without straying far from its chocolate core, and it frames baking to order as a way of cutting food waste. The website also links to a GrabMart listing for the brand.

Deliveries run between 10am and 7pm, and you can WhatsApp the team to ask for a narrower window. If nobody is home, the box is left somewhere the courier deems safe, such as a shoe rack or riser, and a photo is sent as proof. Changing the address at the last minute costs S$20, and deliveries that fail by the end of the day are forfeited. Malls, the CBD, hotels, hospitals and Tuas carry a courier surcharge.

Everton Park is a cluster of public housing blocks between Outram and Tanjong Pagar, a short walk from the shophouse streets of Tanjong Pagar. After collecting your box, walk east onto Spottiswoode Park Road and Blair Road, part of the Blair Plain conservation area, where rows of restored shophouses with ornate tiled fronts line the street. Outram Park MRT station is the nearest stop.

Pickup address: Repose, 2 Everton Park #01-59C, Singapore 081002. Order at least two days ahead through the Cococart page on the brand's website, and one to two weeks ahead for bulk or corporate orders. Delivery fees run from S$9 to S$15 depending on the order and destination. Ask the Karpo APP to time your pickup with a coffee nearby and a walk through Blair Plain.