Which one is correct? Do you like chocolate? <-- correct Are you like chocolate? <-- means "Are you the same as chocolate?" = doesn't make sense

'Do you like chocolate?' is correct. 'Are you like chocolate?' is incorrect.

Are you like chocolate? -> If you ask somebody it is quite strange - but correct in a specific context: = It has the same meaning as if you asked whether I have a same characteristic as chocolate (smell, colour...) Do you like chocolate? = Do you like to eat chocolate?

Are you like chocolate?present continuous tense and second Do you like chocolate? present simple tense .Both are true but you asking me Are you like chocolate?So my answer is Are you like chocolate? Is true maybe.