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Sep 21, 2026
⭐ Dubai Feteer Review — Save Your Money on This One
I paid $20 for the Dubai Feteer, and unfortunately, I absolutely would not spend $20 on it again.
I’m a HUGE Dubai chocolate fan. I even make my own Dubai chocolate treats, so I was really excited to try this. But for me, it completely missed what makes Dubai chocolate so good.
There was way too much kataifi, and instead of having that crispy, crunchy texture, it was soggy. It honestly reminded me of eating unsweetened coconut because of the texture. The pistachio filling was extremely thin and watery, there wasn’t nearly enough pistachio cream, and the whole thing lacked the rich sweetness and creaminess I expect from Dubai chocolate.
The chocolate was probably my biggest disappointment. When I think Dubai chocolate, I expect a richer, higher-quality Belgian-style chocolate flavor. This tasted more like an inexpensive chocolate syrup drizzled over the top. For a $20 dessert, I expected a LOT more.
Between the soggy kataifi, watery pistachio base, lack of sweetness, and chocolate syrup, I just couldn't justify the price. I wouldn't recommend the Dubai Feteer, and I definitely wouldn't order it again.
Now, their chicken shawarma was a completely different story! That was very good, and I absolutely WOULD come back for the shawarma.
So this isn't me saying the restaurant is bad — this particular dessert just wasn't worth the price for me, especially as someone who really loves Dubai chocolate.