Extraordinary place for chocolate lovers. Many statues can be seen. Can buy the chocolate and varieties of tea. Decent parking slot.

A very small place with limited things to see. The chocolates you get here are purely made and are very tasty. If this place comes on your way while traveling then only visit. The visit would take 15-20 mins max. The staff here is very cooperative.

Nothing much to do here. They have a few exhibits that detail the process of making chocolates from Cocoa pods. The entry fee is ₹20 for adults. They provide one sample for each ticket purchased.The staff are nice and answer any questions you may have.They have a shop with a few varieties on sale but are priced quite high.There is parking available next to the Museum.

A small Hut converted into a museum, explains cocoa bean harvesting, processing and other processes involved in making chocolate. They also have a section where you can taste and buy artisan chocolates. Entry is 20rupees a person.

Nice little museum explaining chocolate making. 20rs for entry ticket. You get a fresh chocolate dipped wafer as a freebie.

The chocolate museum is one of the first few things that comes when you are entering Ooty. Its a small place, but a great visit if you wish to understand how chocolate is made. There is also a guide available who explains and takes you through the processes demonstrated through out the museum. If you have 20-30 mins to spare, you can definitely add this to your itenerary. Parking is easily available in the premise. There is also a store of chocolates and few other items at the end of the museum. Plus you get a chocolate stick too as part of your ticket. Actually the entry fare is to cover the fare of the chocolate stick I think. Entry fare is 20Rs per head.

Good Place !!This Museum is on the Right side when u are entering OOTY.The Entry ticket is 20/- per person and they will provide a Waffer dipped in Chocolate sauce complimentary.The museum explains the process of how the chocolates are prepared and there is a shop selling home made chocolates.

Feels good to know so much about chocolates and how they are made. Staff is well trained and courteous. Even got a complimentary chocolate for visiting.

Its ok...Could have been maintained better

Chocholates making with natural cocoa can be seen and was very tasty. Since everyone loves chocolate, this place we must visit and buy chocolate .

Very small place with basics of coffee cultivation and a place to buy chocolates . Prices range from 90 to 10000

It is an amazing place, the entry fees is just Rs 20, it is quite a small outlet yet we get to experience variety of chocolates, coco seeds,idols etc icing on the cake was the wafer dipped in chocolate sauce which is out of the world,one of the recommend place to visit in ooty, der wide range of chocolates for ppl who has diabetics as well

It’s very good place 😍

Classy place. Must visit for anyone to buy the best of chocolates

It was really good but expensive..

AtoZ Chocolate production details, And M&N chocolates for Sales

The best thing is they sell quality chocolates at reasonable price

One of the best chocolate museum in ooty

Worth seeing to learn how chocolates are made. The retail chocolates seem to be of high quality.

Quality of chocolate is very good here, it is a commercial outlet. There is an entree fee of 20rs and you will also get a chocolate dip for the same. They will explain you each and every steps of chocolate manufacturing and you can also see the machinery being used. You will get to taste the varieties of chocolates they manufacture and buy. A good place to visit, right next to the main road, parking is available

Superb museum must visit place

It was okay place. Ticket was 20 rs per person. They provided complimentary dip chocolate on the ticket price. Museum is nothing but a small shop with some prototype machine n boards. Chocolate shop was there inside which had variety of chocolate items. If you want to buy some good chocolate then only plan for it.

Good chocolates

New experience...

Good place but very small

Good

Quality of the chocolate is good.

Here you can get information about how chocolate is made, 20 rupees entry fee and you will get a chocolate dip too

Chocolates are not that good. I bought cocoa and palm sugar and mixed chocolate pack. I didnt like the taste.

This is a small chocolate museum and store in Ooty. This is usually crowded during peak seasons. They have a small parking space. You will need to buy an entry to ticket to check out the museum. Not so attractive a display but worth the time spent to gaze through the wide range of chocolates on display. The dark chocolate with almonds are a must try. The organizers must invest more and focus on making this place big and attractive if they want to survive this museum. To be honest the tragedy of a dying ooty and the man made destruction is making the entire region suffer. Miss you Ooty. You may never rejuvenate amongst the corrupt hands. This place has lost all its charm but try if you have time and patience.

Cannot be called as a museum. You will get a free chocolate dipped wafer based on your 20/-entry ticket. You can see the chocolate making machine flow. Small place. You can buy chocolate from there.. With good variety but you can get at better price from the main market.

One of the interesting place in Ooty to Visit. It is very interesting that they not only sells quality chocolates at reasonable price and also they have created an amazing museum.

They give a brief note on the preparation of chocolate.. Have some statues made out of chocolates.. They also sell local made chocolates.. Price is little bit on the higher side .. They charge 20 RS per head as entrance ticket and gave chocolate dip stick as a complement..

Chocolate is super. The entrance fee includes a wafer dipped in the chocolate fountain.The floor is artistic but very uneven. So not for old people or anyone with leg issues.

To know origin of chocolate

Lovely place with quality Chocolates at a reasonable price

Pathetic - Not a museum - its a shop. They should not use the word museum for 3 dark displays of cocoa beans and a few chocolate small statues. Its not a museum - just someone trying to bait traffic for their chocolate shop and charging customers for this! Dont fall for it. Better to buy the chocolates in the city in commercial road.

Informative for story of chocklets. And how chocolate is made . Dont forget to buy packet of Dark chocolate which is better for health

Nice place, they will take you through to the whole process of making chocolate.

Mist visit.Will get knowledge about how chocolates are made... maintained weell

Can get to know about chocolates history, cultivation, and processing procedures, and finally can taste hot chocolate too

Ok okChocolates selling high price

You get to know the history of chocolate making and how they are made. Traditional way of chocolate making is also explained here. Finally you can purchase good quality chocolate from here. Entry fee is RS 20 per head but its worth it

A small place, they have information about cocoa trees, pods and chocolate making. Accompanied by models and pictures. They also sell some high end chocolates.

Thery explain choclate process entry is 20 rs...

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Nothing great. Chocolates arent great either, just run of the mill fancy boring chocolates.

In 1988, Angus Thirlwell and Peter Harris began designing and selling mints as MMC, before moving to chocolates, some six years later. Rebranded as Geneva Chocolates, the current co-founders of Hotel Chocolat adapted trade to the catalogue-based world and before long, had steered towards the name Choc Express. Throughout these next few years, Angus and Peter had turned their focus on making this brand of exclusive chocolates available to UK consumers.In 1998, the Chocolate Tasting Club was launched in Britain; as of 2014, it has around 100,000 members.[2] To date, the Tasting Club has trialled over 1,500 different recipes. As detailed on their website, the Chocolate Tasting Club sends out boxes to customers all over the country each month.In 2003, Choc Express rebranded as Hotel Chocolat and launched its first retail store in the centre of Watford. The company then grew initially to having four stores in the East Anglian area, with stores in Milton Keynes, Cambridge and St Albans opening between 2005 and 2006. Today, the company has over 70 around the UK.[3]In 2006, the company officially acquired the Rabot Estate in Saint Lucia, and is, to date, the only company in the UK to own its own cocoa plantation.[4] This plantation is one of the reasons given for the company choosing not to be Fair Trade-accredited, as only smallholdings are allowed.In 2011, Hotel Chocolat opened its Boucan Hotel in Saint Lucia.[5] The hotel sits on the Rabot Estate which is perched high up between the Piton mountains. The hotel currently has six lodges and a cocoa-inspired Boucan Restaurant.Hotel Chocolat has been awarded Emerging Retailer of the Year by Retail Week and nominated as one of the UK’s CoolBrands.[6]The company was also awarded the silver prize in the 2009 Academy of Chocolate awards.In November 2013, Hotel Chocolat opened two UK restaurants, Rabot 1745 in Londons Borough Market, and Roast + Conch in Leeds.[7]In August 2017, Hotel Chocolat opened its first stores in the Republic of Ireland in Dundrum, Dublin.[8]

Awesome experience!! Although in-house chocolates are very costly

The man who explains the process is absolute bliss which he explains clearly.Try to buy nut chocolates here than local.Because local shops will only provide groundnuts but here theyll have cashew and badam.Good worth for your money

Nice but not as good yes entry fees is 20 bucks per head and will be welcomed by muchini 😀

Choclates are sooo good to have at good or bad time so just enjoy the chocolates😗😍

One of fine places to know new. This place is helpful for us to know about the process of chocolate making.The entry ticket 20 rupees is returned to us via this chocolate stick 🍫

Nice museum indicative of earlier and present chocolate manufacture in ooty

Awesome one can find all types of chocolates

A small chocolate museum/ shop.. not much to see. They charge 20/- per person which i feel as a waste. yes they do give a free chocostick with chocolate, but that does not justice the entry free.. Same chocolates can be fetched at any stores in ooty.

This was an eyewash. Liked the idea of having a chocolate museum, but this place was a disappointment. Its basically a chocolate selling counter, nothing historic in it. They have just placed some chocolate trivia, the aim seems to be to get people attracted and hopefully sell some overpriced chocolates. I was out of this place within 10mins.

Small place, nothing reat, Hyped up too much. A 20 rupee entry fee, u get a complimentary choco wafer.

Very good place to taste chocolate and its free!!

Loved this place.Gud quality of chocolates are available here.And some old semples are also kept there

Only a direct selling place, they offer sample tea.

Great to see such things. The explainations were awesome

Amazing explanation

Do not buy chocolates from here. You have to pay 50-70 bucks for one piece .Buy it from the tea museum@ 70-100 for 100 grams .

Nice demo of chocolate history and good collections of varieties of chocolate to buy

Nice place. You can know all there about chocolate.

Dont take any token for the museum its waste

Good home made chocolates.....avg price per pack rs100

History of chocolate well displayed! Also you get a free chocolate here as complimentary :)

U know the knowledge about chocolate... good place to visit...

The fresh chocolate dipped wrapper is yummy yummy!!

U get to know the process of making them and different verities of the same .

In the business of displaying and selling homemade chocolates in different forms for the last about 15 years and known for their penchant for commemorating various globally significant occasions with chocolate festivals, siblings S.M.Fazloor Rahman and S.M.Abdhul Rahman, who run the NPS Super Market here, took their passion for the local delicacy to a different level on Friday by creating a museum in its honour.Located at Indunagar on Ooty-Mysore road, the Chocolate Museum has been billed as the first of its kind in the country.Describing it as a long cherished dream, the promoters told The Hindu that in December 2010 they had organised the first chocolate festival featuring 101 varieties and since then they had shown their deep love for cocoa and chocolates in different ways. Bringing into being a museum was a natural corollary.Apart from the 16 items designed with chocolates, posters listing the health benefits of cocoa have also been displayed.To a question, they said that the items displayed could remain in their original form for weeks together.

Average price chocolates with chocolate musuem in the same block but ticket should be taken for watching museum...

Good place to know for chocolate process

A glimpse into chocolate making in India. They also have a decent collection of dark chocolates and Gourmet Chocolates

A nice place to visit in Ooty.

Can get variety of chocolates here

Amazing hand made chocolates.

Nice

They take 20 RS entry fee for their shop - the museum is a farce name. It a goddamn chocolate shop in the middle of nowhere ..... DONT GO. DONT LISTEN TO ANYONE.. YOU CAN BUY IN THE CITY SHOPS....all ratings are fraudulent

Not much of a museum, more of a chocolate store. Chocolates were nice though

Informative. But chocolate is expensive. Less parking space.

Good quality chocolates...Very tasty

Entry ticket of 20 rupees seems little high for this small place.But for the 20₹ , you get a wafer dipped in chocolate fountain.

Customer servuce and product quality superb, different thinking

Great experience for my kid and family.

Good place for chocolate lovers..

Quality chocolates

Good knowledge about coca been and chocolate making.

Best in class home made chocolate

Nice to know abt chocolate manufacturing

Nice experience they also serve choclate

One of great place Im ooty

One of its kind in Indiaone can spend 10 minutes here.

Ooty chocolate

For Fresh and hot chocolates

Most lovely , beautiful and yummy place

If u r a choclate lover must visit

Very nice presentation of varities of chocolates