Al Sultan Sweets جميرا

Al Sultan Sweets جميرا

Jumeirah

Al Sultan Sweets in Jumeirah is an Arabic sweets and pastry shop with a restaurant menu covering Syrian and Turkish-style food. It is especially worth considering for freshly prepared kunafa, breakfast, and event catering, though reviews suggest the experience can vary by visit.

Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
1,938 ratings
5★
75%
4★
11%
3★
4%
2★
2%
1★
7%

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The Good Stuff

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Fresh Kunafa

Several reviews praise fresh kunafa, including a made-to-order plate when the display was nearly empty.

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Sweet Selection

Customers mention a wide choice of Arabic sweets, including baklava, nammoora and madlouka.

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What to Eat at Al Sultan Sweets جميرا

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Al Sultan Sweets جميرا, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 2

  1. Baklawa Net +2
    “The quality of mafrouka has significant increased, as well as kibbeh and baklawa.”
  2. Madlooka sweet Net +2
    “Also try the Madlooka sweet”
Honorable mentions (24)
  1. Breakfast set menue Net +1
    “I recommend the breakfast set menue”
  2. Cold starters Net +1
    “We ordered both hot and cold starters. Both were good.”
  3. Cream munafa Net +1
    “Great place to taste Arabic sweets....i liked the cream munafa which they serve...munafa are freshly prepared for each order....”
  4. Fatush salad Net +1
    “For my taste far the best Arabic restaurant in the area! Easy to park beside the road, very friendly staff. Free taster and superb food, from taboli, fatush salad to keftes and mix dips. And the baklavas are divine.”
  5. Foul Net +1
    “Excellent orientatalb(turkish / levant) breakfast. Foul was the star.”
  6. Fresh kunafa Net +1
    “I really like sweets in jumeirah branch And also especially sweets are fresh the cook fresh kunafa”
  7. Grilled chicken Net +1
    “We had grilled chicken, some salads and their signature kunafa that was to die for!”
  8. Halawet jibn Net +1
    “We has Arabic sweets . Osmaliyeh with Qashta, and halwaet jibn they were really good, loved them, but the halwet jbn should be little lighter, it's kind. Of dense.”
  9. Keftes Net +1
    “For my taste far the best Arabic restaurant in the area! Easy to park beside the road, very friendly staff. Free taster and superb food, from taboli, fatush salad to keftes and mix dips. And the baklavas are divine.”
  10. Kibbeh Net +1
    “The quality of mafrouka has significant increased, as well as kibbeh and baklawa.”
  11. Kunafa (kheshna with cheese) Net +1
    “Great Syrian sweets. I love the Nammoora and the freshly made Kunafa (kheshna with cheese).”
  12. Kunefa Net +1
    “So many deserts to choose from all very delicious and fresh. Best kunefa I’ve had 👍🏼”
  13. Mafrouka Net +1
    “The quality of mafrouka has significant increased, as well as kibbeh and baklawa.”
  14. Mhalaya Net +1
    “I went Sultan sweets in Jumeirah 1 I try mhalaya so delicious and the staff there are friendly 😊”
  15. Mix platter of cold starters Net +1
    “Order a mix platter of cold starters to taste all.”
  16. Muhamara Net +1
    “The cheese, honey, zaatar, muhamara, everything was perfect.”
  17. Nammoora Net +1
    “Great Syrian sweets. I love the Nammoora and the freshly made Kunafa (kheshna with cheese).”
  18. Orientatalb(turkish / levant) breakfast Net +1
    “Excellent orientatalb(turkish / levant) breakfast. Foul was the star. The cheese, honey, zaatar, muhamara, everything was perfect.”
  19. Osmaliyeh with qashta Net +1
    “We has Arabic sweets . Osmaliyeh with Qashta, and halwaet jibn they were really good, loved them, but the halwet jbn should be little lighter, it's kind. Of dense.”
  20. Signature kunafa Net +1
    “We had grilled chicken, some salads and their signature kunafa that was to die for! highly recommended.”
  21. Sweets Net +1
    “I really like sweets in jumeirah branch And also especially sweets are fresh the cook fresh kunafa”
  22. Taboli Net +1
    “For my taste far the best Arabic restaurant in the area! Easy to park beside the road, very friendly staff. Free taster and superb food, from taboli, fatush salad to keftes and mix dips. And the baklavas are divine.”
  23. Warrbat Net +1
    “It was my best place for sweet at Ramdan but some dessert taste dropped I tried kounafa it is no tast!! And Madlooaa was really bad Plus the high spike in their prices .. Warrbat was very good but it cost 10 dirham per one piece!”
  24. Family size mix grill platter Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “For the main course we order the family size mix grill platter. They said it was enough for 4, but had just one lamp chop!! The rest was ok for 4 people.”

Drinks 3

  1. Avocado shake Net +1
    “They even surprised me with welcome sweets, and the avocado shake was delicious.”
  2. Red tea Net +1
    “Free flowing red tea! Good leisurely breakfast.”
  3. Tukish coffee Net +1
    “One of the best Kunafa and Tukish coffee in Dubai! Well organised and friendly staffs! Highly recommend~ :D”
What to Avoid (6)

Food 6

  1. Abu shaker fresh juices Net −1
    “They started a new concept Abu Shaker fresh juices originally from Damascus… It’s a shame because it’s not related to what we used to have at all, different taste and different texture… Should be sweet, but sadly it is not. I spoke to the manager and expressed he’s sorry but sadly that doesn’t change the fact that I don’t recommend it at all…”
  2. Bread Net −1
    “Only wish was that if the bread was freshly baked instead of ready made kuboos.”
  3. Kounafa Net −1
    “It was my best place for sweet at Ramdan but some dessert taste dropped I tried kounafa it is no tast!! And Madlooaa was really bad Plus the high spike in their prices .. Warrbat was very good but it cost 10 dirham per one piece!”
  4. Kunafa (half soft) Net −1
    “The kunafa (half soft) tasted bad and the cheese was not good at all. It seemed old and not fresh.”
  5. Madlooaa Net −1
    “It was my best place for sweet at Ramdan but some dessert taste dropped I tried kounafa it is no tast!! And Madlooaa was really bad Plus the high spike in their prices .. Warrbat was very good but it cost 10 dirham per one piece!”
  6. Ready made kuboos Net −1
    “Only wish was that if the bread was freshly baked instead of ready made kuboos.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Request Freshness. Ask whether the kunafa will be made fresh; one visitor received a special fresh plate when the display was nearly empty.

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Allow Time. If you are visiting for breakfast, allow extra time: one review records a half-hour wait and delayed tea refills.

Plan the visit

Practical details

62 Jumeira St
Jumeirah - Jumeira First, Dubai
Mon9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Tue9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Wed9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Thu9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Fri9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sat9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sun9:00 AM – 2:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Inconsistent Freshness

Reviews conflict on freshness: one customer found kunafa and cheese old, while another said baklava was not fresh.

Uneven Service

Service reports range from kind and attentive to a 30-minute breakfast wait and complaints about staff hospitality.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

10 dirham per one piece

Warrbat

“Warrbat was very good but it cost 10 dirham per one piece!”
Google review · April 2022
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Al Sultan Sweets in Jumeirah works as both a sweets shop and a restaurant, with the strongest reasons to visit being kunafa, Arabic pastries and Levantine-style breakfast. Customers mention baklava, madlouka, foul and a breakfast set, while the attached sweets counter gives takeaway shoppers plenty to browse. Catering is also available, and one event customer praised the fresh presentation and punctual service.

Kunafa is the clearest signature: reviews describe it as freshly prepared for each order, and one customer received a new plate when the display was nearly empty. Other dessert mentions include Osmaliyeh with qashta, nammoora and Turkish coffee. The restaurant side has had good reports for salads, cold starters and mixed dips, although the family mixed grill drew a serious complaint about smelling, undercooked meat.

The main caution is inconsistency. Many visitors found the sweets fresh and the staff friendly, but others reported poor kunafa cheese, stale baklava, high prices and unhelpful or arrogant service. Breakfast service has also been slow on at least one visit, so allow time if you are in a hurry.

Roadside parking has been described as easy, while seating may be limited or unavailable for some dessert visits. For takeaway, check the weight and final price before paying.

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