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2 months ago
Nice and clean place. Super big place, must visit in Davao. There is a bird show for the kids to enjoy. They have a buffet. We tried making our own chocolate design, there is a fee per person. Im not gonna lie, it was fun to do. We also had a chance to see how they make the chocolate inside the factory. Their chocolate is delicious. The food is good. read more
Willy Wonka has retired and gone to Malagos, Davao Del Sur, Philippines. And no this is not Loompaland, where you'll find the Oompa Loompas, Whangdoodles, or the Snozzwangers. But what you will find, is a chocolate adventure...a phizzwizard if you will. An incredible chocolate dream you'll want to experience everyday. The first of its kind in the Philippines, MALAGOS CHOCOLATE MUSEUM, and its non-edible confectionery garden is located within the grounds of the beautiful Malagos Garden Resort, is that dream. This Tree-to-Bar experience begins upon entering the museum. After being greeted with a smile, by lovely chocolatiers, you will embark on your CACAO journey. You will learn about the history and making of Philippine Chocolate, and all about the CACAO bean and its industry. As you make your way from room to room, you will be listening to the sounds of the Philippine jungle. The birds get louder as you get closer to their chocolate nest. So keep your eyes peeled for any potential flying visitors. To make it easy on mama and papa, there is a interactive zone made for the family. Where young future chocolatiers can stimulate their minds with fun games and interact with Beanie, the Malagos Chocolate Mascot, giving the parents a nice little breather. I'm sure after you've fed your mind with titillating sweet thoughts, now it's time to put something sweet in your mouth. As you exit this final room, The Chocolate Bar awaits you, where you'll find a variety of ready made chocolate bars, truffles, ice cream, drinks, and munchies. While you're in consumption mode, off to the side, through the looking glass, you can watch the magic of chocolate making. The singing Oompa Loompas, I mean Chocolatiers, are extraordinarily busy at work in the laboratory. Just when you think your adventure is over, it's now your turn to test your chocolate making skills. You have 3 dozen fun tray molds, and 18 flavoring add-ons to choose from. From the various dried fruits, nuts, herbs, and minerals, that are available, I chose a few from each. For a small fee, and I might add, totally worth every peso, take advantage of this opportunity to play with your food. After making a tray for myself, then trying my first piece, MALAGOS CHOCOLATE is now one of my favorite chocolates. The only regret I have, is I didn't make more trays. My experience at the MALAGOS CHOCOLATE MUSEUM was nothing short of amazing. You might not get an Everlasting Gobstopper here, but I can assure you'll get an everlasting memory, as I have. read more
8 years ago
Must see when you're in Davao! Also the chocolate spa. Food is great and chocolates YUMMY excellent customer service made in the Philippines read more
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Calinan-Baguio-Cadalian Road
Malagos Garden Resort
Davao City, 8000 Davao del Sur
Philippines
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082-2211545
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http://malagoschocolate.com/category/chocolate-museum/
Hours
What time does Malagos Chocolate Museum open?
Malagos Chocolate Museum opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Malagos Chocolate Museum close?
Malagos Chocolate Museum closes at 4:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Malagos Chocolate Museum is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 6:00 AM - 4:00 PMSun Closed
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Does Malagos Chocolate Museum have parking?
Yes, Malagos Chocolate Museum has parking options.
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Does Malagos Chocolate Museum have free WiFi?
Yes, Malagos Chocolate Museum has free WiFi.
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The Malagos Chocolate Museum is a great place to visit, especially for families. The attractions are well thought out and very engaging, and the tour is informative, giving you a clear and interesting look into their chocolate-making process from start to finish. It's also very family-friendly, with well-organized stations and activities that keep kids entertained and involved throughout the visit. Overall, it's a fun and educational experience that both adults and children can enjoy. read more


































