Kunafa variety
Customers liked both the soft and rough kunafah styles, describing them as light, fresh and not greasy.
Dubai Silicon Oasis
Abbasoglu Sweets Dubai is a Turkish and Middle Eastern confectionery store in Dubai Silicon Oasis, with seating for breakfast and meals as well as sweets to take away. Reviews particularly point to the kunafa, Turkish breakfast platter and gift-ready dessert selection.
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Customers liked both the soft and rough kunafah styles, describing them as light, fresh and not greasy.
The Turkish breakfast platter is repeatedly described as good value, with a pleasant atmosphere for dining in.
The shop has a wide dessert selection for gifting and family gatherings, with luxurious packaging noted by one customer.
A customer successfully arranged 145 boxes of sweets for a wedding, suggesting the shop can handle substantial event orders.
Beyond desserts, reviews mention filling dishes including soup, salads, freek, vine leaves and shish barak.
Several customers describe the breakfast and sweets as reasonably priced or good value for money.
The place is often described as beautiful or lovely, with friendly, attentive service in several visits.
Allow time. For kunafa orders, allow extra time or check the status before waiting; one customer cancelled after a long delay.
Check parking. If you are dining in for breakfast, plan around parking because one visitor found it difficult.
Compare kunafa. If you like experimenting, try both soft and rough kunafah styles; a customer enjoyed both versions.
Confirm delivery. For delivery, confirm the timing before relying on a 30-minute estimate, as one order took more than two hours.
Ask in person. If you need detailed kunafah choices, asking in person may be easier than calling in English.
Plan the visit
One delivery expected in 30 minutes took more than two hours and arrived after the customer had cancelled.
Finding a parking space can be difficult, according to a breakfast visitor.
A customer could not ask about kunafah options by phone because nobody available could speak English.
A kunafa order took so long that the customer cancelled it without receiving an explanation or apology.
Although many reviews praise the sweets, one customer felt the general quality, especially the kunafa, could be better.
The Bottom Line
Abbasoglu Sweets Dubai is a Turkish and Middle Eastern confectionery store in Dubai Silicon Oasis where you can sit down for Turkish breakfast, order meals, or buy sweets for home and gifting. Kunafa is a major draw: one customer enjoyed both soft and rough styles, finding them light, fresh and not greasy. Baklava and the broader dessert range also receive strong praise.
Breakfast is repeatedly described as good value, and the Turkish breakfast platter is a clear reason to visit. The menu is not limited to sweets; reviews mention soup, salads, freek, vine leaves and shish barak. The setting is often called beautiful or lovely, with several customers highlighting attentive, friendly service.
For gifts and events, the wide selection and luxurious packaging stood out, while one customer arranged 145 boxes for a wedding. Pricing is generally described as reasonable. There are practical caveats: parking can be difficult, and phone communication about kunafah options may be challenging in English.
Delivery feedback is mixed, including one order that arrived more than two hours after a 30-minute estimate. If ordering delivery or a made-to-order kunafa, confirm timing rather than assuming the quoted wait will hold.
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