Amorino Chelsea

This a great place to visit for ice cream. They have good variety of flavours and it is both tasty and attractive when they make the ice cream like a flower. If the staff are nice, they can let you pick as many flavours as you want making a colourful design. The only drawback of this place was that the toilet was dirty and the sink was blocked.

Flawless. The only word strong enough to describe the deliciousness - and almost the powerful ‘aura’ of flavor surrounding Amorino ice cream. Located on the popular King’s Road, it’s next to a rival ice cream parlor, otherwise known as it’s worst enemy - Venchi. Amorino is easily the better ice cream place, and read on for more reasons why. Firstly, the taste. They serve their ice cream, allowing it to be savored and enjoyed to the very last sliver of ice cream. It’s fairly non-melty, and a great choice for hot summer days. Secondly, the variety. There’s about thirty different flavors to choose from, a billion different cones (you can have small, medium, large, extra large, share and all of those in chocolate-covered mode) and the same with cups. You can add on extensions, including wafer sticks and macaroons (normal and ice-cream filled) which all come in a bunch of different flavors. Thirdly, the presentation. If you get a cone, experienced Amorino staff members will carefully craft the perfect ice cream, by mourning your selected flavors into a stunning ‘gelato rose.’ Finally, the limits. You can have unlimited flavors on your Amorino ice cream, with no additional cost - a luxury not attainable in many places at all. Yes, next time you visit King’s Road, never go to boring Venchi, with it’s limited flavors and crazy scoop-policy - always visit Amorino, the true land of ice creams.