Dessert Stop in Mount Gravatt
Why Choco Bliss Has Created a Dangerous Banana Pudding Problem in Mount Gravatt
Choco Bliss serves a dangerously addictive house-made banana pudding filled with layers of cream, wafers, and banana slices, though the single-serve tub disappears far too quickly.
Sitting in my car at Westfield Mount Gravatt with a takeaway bag from Choco Bliss, I finally got my hands on the house-made banana pudding I had been hunting down for a while. Prying off the lid of the round white tub with its bold red Choco Bliss sticker revealed an inviting top layer of smooth yellow cream and fresh banana pieces right there in the parking spot.
One spoonful in, and I was genuinely furious. Not because this Brisbane sweet spot had let me down, but because the dessert was far too good. It is dangerously creamy, perfectly balanced with banana, and so ridiculously addictive that sitting quietly in the driver's seat suddenly felt like a high-stakes struggle against my own self-control.
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The only genuine problem with this pudding is the size of the tub. Within seconds, my small spoon was scraping against the bottom of an almost spotless container, leaving me staring at the final wiped-clean surface and asking why something this delicious comes in such a compact single-serve size. A family-sized portion is an absolute necessity, because a tub this small disappears before you even have time to settle in.
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Menu highlights
Highlights from Zen’s visit.
At a glance: what we ordered
- House-made banana pudding
Balanced Layers and Soft Textures
What makes this house-made dessert work so remarkably well is how thoughtful the kitchen is with its banana flavour. Instead of heavy artificial sweetness or an overpowering fruit punch, the pudding hits a clean, velvety middle ground. Digging deeper into the tub with a small spoon brings up distinct, delicious layers: rich yellow cream, soft fresh banana slices, and light wafers that add a gentle textural contrast to every single bite.
Back inside the shop at Westfield Mount Gravatt, an active tiered chocolate fountain catches your eye on display, signalling that Choco Bliss takes its sweet creations seriously. But taking this takeaway tub straight back to the car turns out to be a double-edged sword. The sight of that creamy whipped surface and layered centre makes waiting impossible, turning what should have been a calm treat into a rapid-fire indulgence.
The Case for a Family-Sized Portion
The only genuine problem with this pudding is the size of the tub. Within seconds, my small spoon was scraping against the bottom of an almost spotless container, leaving me staring at the final wiped-clean surface and asking why something this delicious comes in such a compact single-serve size. A family-sized portion is an absolute necessity, because a tub this small disappears before you even have time to settle in.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Where is Choco Bliss located?
Choco Bliss is located at Westfield Mount Gravatt in Brisbane.
Is the banana pudding made in-house?
Yes, Choco Bliss makes its banana pudding in-house.
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Zen visited in January 2026. Menus, ratings, prices and opening hours can change, so check directly with the venue before you go.
It was a pleasure to be invited to experience Choco Bliss Mt Gravatt but all opinions shared are my own. This experience was part of a gifted or paid collaboration.