Seventh Heaven Cafe

Seventh Heaven is famous for its homemade ice creams and its quirky flavors, most of which have alcohol content. The desserts here are sure to satisfy alcohol fans, as they do not hold back on their alcohol. Such flavors include Rum & Raisin, Lychee Martini, Black Forest, Absolute Cranberry Sorbet and Chocolate & Whisky. Gnawing on the plump rum-​soaked cherries and chocolate pieces in the Black Forest ice cream was delightful.
They are constantly experimenting with new flavors so don’t be surprised to find quirky ones like Salt & Pepper, Bloody Mary or Black Garlic. These are for the more adventurous.
Being spoilt for choice, I ordered The Matrix ($ 29), which is 12 huge scoops of different ice cream flavors served on a muffin tray. The staff decides which flavors you get though. Out of all 12 flavors, my favorites were Hazelnut & Brownie and Black Sesame. The dessert here was certainly worth the calories.

I love the website; it’s very Alice in Wonderland-​esque with a slightly macabre tune that plays in the background. The café manages to achieve a cosy feel without being too cramped, and though you can easily eavesdrop on your neighbour, we were too distracted by the menu to do so. Ice creams look interesting, and the day I popped by, a certain celebrity chef was around sampling ice creams too. Plus points to the pedigree of SH.
Many varied ice creams on display, and I was a little lost for choice. Picked a seasonal pineapple tart flavor, which was very memorable. Biscuit base and shredded pineapple, interesting. While nowhere as bizarre as the curry ice cream I once sampled, I’ll definitely be back for more.