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Where to Find Dubai Chocolate Ramadan Desserts - A SceneEats Guide

This is why Pistachios are now on the brink of extinction…

Farah Awadallah

Kunafa is panicking. Regular chocolate is rethinking its entire existence. And pistachio? Once a refined garnish—a light dusting, a subtle drizzle, a touch (only a touch) of elegance—it’s now drowning in excess, everywhere and in everything.

What happened? Dubai Chocolate happened. A force so relentless, so unstoppable, it no longer needs an introduction. You’ve seen it. You’ve scrolled past it. You’ve probably eaten it twice this week. It started as a simple chocolate bar. Then came the tarts, the brownies, the ice cream, the volcanic lava monstrosities that could take down a small city.

Now, Ramadan isn’t about dates and qamar el-din. It’s a battle for the most over-the-top, sugar-loaded Dubai Chocolate creation. So we tracked down the elite lineup—the desserts causing the most chaos this year.

Taste of Dubai Kunafa Cup

📍 Aboullaban Sweets – Branches all over Egypt
Because nothing tests family loyalty like dividing a kunafa tray. Someone gets extra chocolate, someone else gets the crunchy edge, and suddenly, inheritance shares are being reconsidered. This cup? It’s here to keep the peace, one perfectly portioned bite at a time.

Dubai Volcano Cake

📍 Nola – Branches all over Egypt
Egypt has never had a volcano—until now. One slice, and Dubai Chocolate erupts like a natural disaster, covering everything in its path. Warning: this will ruin your aunt’s white ‘mafrash’ and possibly your Ramadan reputation.

Dubai Crepe

📍 B Laban – Branches all over Egypt
Would it even be a Ramadan dessert guide without B Laban? They saw Dubai Chocolate taking over and said, “Let’s wrap it in a crepe and make it even better.” Mission accomplished.

Pistachio Ice Cream Cake

📍 Voila – Branches all over Egypt
Kunafa and cheesecake were living separate, peaceful lives. Then someone forced them into a relationship, drenched them in pistachios and chocolate, and now they’re the messiest power couple in Ramadan desserts.

Dubai Pistachio Can Cake

📍 Bruxies – Branches all over Egypt
Finally, a cake you can carry in your pocket for when the desserts at a 3ezooma are tragic. Just sneak away, pop it open, and enjoy elite-level indulgence while everyone else suffers through dry basbousa.

Dubai Brownie

📍 Delices – 46 Saad Zaghloul St., Alexandria
Brownies used to be low-maintenance. Then Dubai Chocolate and pistachio showed up and turned them into a full-course meal with an attitude problem.

Dalooa Dubai

📍 Wazeer El Helw – Branches all over Egypt
Apparently, Dubai needed a dalooa. This one is drenched in chocolate, coated in pistachios, and fully aware of its own importance. It’s not here to be eaten—it’s here to be admired, photographed, and treated like the main character it clearly is.

Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Mochi

📍 Moishi – Branches all over Egypt
Mochi started out humble. Soft, delicate, minding its own business in Japan. Then Dubai Chocolate and pistachio dragged it into Ramadan, stuffed it with excess, and gave it a full-blown identity crisis.

Dubai Chocolate Ice Cream Cake

📍 Dolato – Branches all over Egypt
Ice cream cakes used to be a summer thing. Then Dubai Chocolate ignored all seasonal boundaries, and now we’re dealing with a frozen, pistachio-loaded masterpiece that melts faster than your willpower.

Chocolate Kunafa Cake

📍 Coppermelt – Branches all over Egypt
There was a time when kunafa had principles—golden, crisp, lightly kissed by syrup. Then chocolate smooth-talked its way in, and now we have this gooey, chaotic masterpiece that completely ignores tradition.

Pistachio Crème Brûlée

📍 Canelé Patisserie – Branches all over Egypt
Crème brûlée was once quiet, elegant, content with its caramelized shell. Then pistachio barged in, louder, richer, and suddenly, we’re dealing with a dessert that has zero chill.

Pistachio Kunafa Chocolate Cake

📍 Nutcracker – U Venues, New Cairo
This dessert has more layers than a Ramadan family feud. Kunafa at the bottom, pistachio cream holding it all together, and a thick cloud of chocolate mousse on top—because restraint is clearly not an option

Dubai Bowl

📍 Abdel Reheim Koueidar – Branches all over Egypt
Once upon a time, desserts came in reasonable portions. Then this bowl arrived—completely unhinged, drowning in chocolate and pistachios—and now you’re expected to eat with a ladle.

Pistachio Pull Me Cake

📍 Sultana – Branches all over Egypt
You pull, and suddenly, pistachio lava is everywhere—on the plate, on your spoon, probably on your new kaftan. It’s a dessert and a spectacle, because Ramadan needs at least one dramatic mess.

Rice Pudding Kunafa Pistachio

📍 La Poire – Branches all over Egypt
The once dignified, teta-approved rice pudding is no more. It’s been stuffed into kunafa, drowned in pistachio, and forced to fit in with the cool desserts. Somewhere, a grandma is shaking her head.

Kunafa Pistachio Berry Tart

📍 Tseppas – Branches all over Egypt
Kunafa and pistachio were having a solid moment, and then berries crashed the party. Now it’s a dramatic flavor love triangle no one saw coming.

Kunafa Ganache Pistachio

📍 Mr. Baker – Branches all over Egypt
Kunafa, pistachio, chocolate ganache—all fighting for attention like cousins at a family gathering. One bite in, and you’re rethinking every past dessert decision.

Pistachio Mille-Feuille Kunafa

📍 Breadfast – Delivers all over Egypt
A mouthful—literally and figuratively. But worth it. Sweet-but-not-sickly, rich-but-not-heavy, this is the rare dessert that actually knows when to stop.
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