Max Brenner, Bondi Junction

Max Brenner is a Chocolate Bar chain restaurant. The Max Brenner in Bondi Junction is located on the sixth floor of Westfield Bondi Junction. This Westfield is pretty big and the layout can be very confusing. Do try to use one of the electronic wayfinders if you happen to be lost.

Drinks
One thing not to miss here is their Italian Thick Hot Chocolate which is served in their hug mug (wished I took a photo of this!). There are options of white, milk or dark. I'm sure this is personal preference to which kind of chocolate you like. As what its name says, this is really super thick, super creamy hot chocolate. Personally, even being a dark chocolate person, I still prefer the milk chocolate shake as the dark was too strong for my liking. Do give it a shot and find what's your favourite!

Desserts
One thing with this place is that there are so many desserts making it really hard to chose what you want. Best to bring lots of friends along to share a few desserts to get the most of the experience. We went here as a group of 6 friends and shared 4 desserts.

Chocolate Fondue for Two: Pure melted Milk  and Dark chocolate served over a water bath, with strawberries, bananas, banana bread and mush mellows. This was a pretty filling dessert, probably more for 4 people after a meal (unless of course this is dinner for you!). The chocolate was velvety and rich - must have for any chocolate lover.
Chocolate Fondue for Two

 Chocolate Pizza with a Crunch: Pizza with a topping of pure melted chocolate, caramelized pecans, cornflakes, white chocolate drops and banana. Imagine a normal pizza with cheese... This is a pizza where the cheese has been replaced with chocolate. The pecans and cornflakes give the pizza a nice crunch and the banana neutralizes the sweetness of the milk chocolate. Definitely worth a shot to try, but only with a group of friends. You'll feel sick of chocolate after a while!

Chocolate Pizza with a Crunch

 Chocolate Strawberry Dip: Pure melted chocolate with fresh strawberries. This is a smaller version of a chocolate fondue - and the chocolate has been pre-melted.

Chocolate Strawberry Dip

 Belgian Waffle: Waffle with a drizzle of milk chocolate. I think this is the least chocolaty dish we had. Maybe good for someone who just like a little chocolate. This is a little too sweet for my liking.

Belgian Waffle for One

 Overall
This is a great place to hang out with a group of friends over chocolate. If you are having a meal before this, you sure have to keep alot of room for all the chocolate you are about to have!! Price wise, it's around $15 with drinks per person after sharing desserts. If you need a chocolate fix, this is a great place to get one.

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