The store is actually not as big as I thought it would be but what's so special about the store is you can create and customize your own kit kat bars.
The first thing you'll see when you enter into the store to the left is this nice and cozy photo booth section where you can sit on these hot red cushioned chairs to take a selfie or group picture with the backdrop of the different kit kats wallpaper all over the wall.
In the middle of the store, you have these cube stands that display the different ingredients you can choose from to create your own kit kat bars as well as a steps guide on how to make one. You also get a clip board with a order form that you can fill out to submit your order too.
There are 3 different kind of chocolate bars you can make: dark, white, and milk. And you can choose up to 3 different ingredients to add to your chocolate bar as well as writing a special message if you are giving it as a gift. You then wait about 90 minutes to pick up your order when it is ready.
I would assume the ingredients list will change and be updated every few months for special events like Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter etc. I went to the store at around Christmas time in December so they had more Christmas/wintery themed ingredients for the holiday. But I think if you go to the store now, they'd probably have special ones for Valentine's Day.
Creating your own kit kat cost $15. You can also buy pre-made packaged ones in different sizes: 4 bars for $6 or 8 bars for $12 as well as special edition ones.
The store can get a little crowded and it was kind of hard to even walk around and look through to see the different chocolates they sell. As much as I love kit kat chocolates, I probably don't see myself coming back to the store often as it is quite far away from me that I'd have to make a trip to go there. Other than that, it's a pretty unique experience and definitely worth checking out to see what the store has to offer from time to time during the different seasons.
