Feras Aldiyafa Sweets| Al Barsha

Name: Feras Aldiyafa Sweets| Al Barsha
Address: Abdullah Meheiri Building - Sheikh Zayed Rd - opposite Al Salik Gate, Al Barsha, Dubai, AE
Telephone: +97143413123

Al Barsha

Restaurant Open now 04 341 3123

Feras Aldiyafa Sweets in Al Barsha is a casual Arabic sweet shop best known for hot kunafa, with baklava, manakeesh and other Levantine treats alongside simple savoury food. It is worth considering when you want a fresh dessert to eat in or take away, though service experiences vary.

Reputation Score

4.1

★★★★☆

2,191 ratings

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The Good Stuff

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Soft Kunafa

The soft kunafa is repeatedly praised, including the fine Naameh style and fresh, warm servings.

Fresh Late

One review found the sweets still being freshly made at 10pm, useful for a late dessert stop.

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What to Eat at Feras Aldiyafa Sweets| Al Barsha

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

Food 5

Baqlawa Net +5

“The kunafa and baklava are fresh, rich in flavor, and perfectly balanced in sweetness.”
Chicken shawarma Net +3

“I ordered chicken shawarma and kunafa which together cost less than 40 AED. Surprisingly good!”
Kunafa krishneh Net +2

“My husband and I had the most delicious and sweet crispy knafah from Feras Sweets. It was a little confusing to know where / how to order, though the service staff were super friendly and welcoming. Everything was being freshly made, even at 10pm! The knafah was the best one I’ve had so far. Not overly sweet, but very crispy and delicious.”
Naameh (fine soft option) Net +2

“Without a doubt the number 1 Kunafa in Dubai. I specifically got the Naameh (fine soft option) which is my preferred favorite; it is truly original. Take my advice because I have tried every place in Dubai multiple times. This place is spot on.”
Special kunafa ben naren Net +2

“Recommending the special kunafa ben naren, cheese ✅️”

Honorable mentions (22)

Arabic ice cream Net +1

“The arabic ice cream is also nice but bit sweeter than usual.”
Assorted sweet boxes Net +1

“Their assorted sweet boxes are simply delish, neatly packed and is a great option for gifting.”
Basbusa Net +1

“If you are a fan of soft or rough kunafa, basbousa and the rest of the Levantine sweets, you are undoubtedly in the right place. Just let the senses and fate take you. You will find yourself not stopping tasting. I advise you to unleash and take something with you to the road 😂😂”
Beef burger with mushroom Net +1

“Beef burger with mushroom was delicious! We loved it!”
Cream & cheese kunafa Net +1

“Tried the Cream & Cheese Kunafa today at around 12 am. It was delicious.”
Desserts Net +1

“The desserts are freshly made. It was still hot and we love the kunafa and baklava.”
Dubai chocolates Net +1

“A no nonsense sweet shop. Has amazing Kunafa, killer dubai chocolates and the best part! It's all fresh.”
Fateer Net +1

“Our picks for the desserts here were also the Fateer, and the Baqlawa. They are sweeter but not overly so.”
Hot kunafa Net +1

“Delicious hot kunafa with yummy cheese Americano was great Service was quick They have good food options especially for breakfast Parking is easy outside Wpuld come again”
Kanufa Net +1

“Whenever I think of kanufa I think of this place. Definitely best kanufas in Dubai, and rest of the sweets are delicious!”
Knafeh Net +1

“I only come here for the sweets and cannot comment on the food. However, their knafeh is excellent and always consistent in taste. The service is good and never had any issues with staff. Would highly recommend for those looking for a good knafeh.”
Kofta mankeesh Net +1

“The kunafa is very mellow and the kofta mankeesh is a great way to start the day”
Kunafa kheshna Net +1

“One of the best Konafa you can have . My favourite is the "kunafa kheshna" كنافه خشنه”
Kunafah Net +1

“Honestly, the best Kunafah we have ever had! Soo delicious! 🤤 Toto was really friendly and served us with a smile. Sweet experience! 💯”
Kunefah Net +1

“Of all the food eaten in my trip to Dubai, this was the most pleasant surprise. Each Kunefah had the balance of flavors that I was looking for.”
Middle eastern sweets Net +1

“With many branches across UAE,they are also specialized in varieties of middle eastern sweets along with their signature kunafa.”
Regular kunafa Net +1

“The regular kunafa tasted great.”
Rough kunafa Net +1

“If you are a fan of soft or rough kunafa, basbousa and the rest of the Levantine sweets, you are undoubtedly in the right place. Just let the senses and fate take you. You will find yourself not stopping tasting. I advise you to unleash and take something with you to the road 😂😂”
Special warnat cream Net +1

“We tried as well the special warnat cream, still remember the taste 😋.”
Sweets Net +1

“In addition to the usual great Feras sweets, this branch also offers freshly baked pastries, fatayer pizza, and Shawarma.”
The rest of the levantine sweets Net +1

“If you are a fan of soft or rough kunafa, basbousa and the rest of the Levantine sweets, you are undoubtedly in the right place. Just let the senses and fate take you. You will find yourself not stopping tasting. I advise you to unleash and take something with you to the road 😂😂”
Hash browns Net 0

Only neutral feedback

“The hash browns were OK but I couldn't finish it because of a hair I found on the cucumbers 🥒.”

Drinks 1

Americano Net +1

“Delicious hot kunafa with yummy cheese Americano was great Service was quick They have good food options especially for breakfast Parking is easy outside Wpuld come again”

What to Avoid (6)

Food 6

Breakfast specials Net −1

“I have tried to have breakfast here and I chose one of the breakfast specials, the one with omelette, sausage, hash browns and vegetables on the side, as shown on the pictures here. The omlette were too oily and flavorless. The sausages for some reason are deep fried and full of oil as well. The hash browns were OK but I couldn't finish it because of a hair I found on the cucumbers 🥒.”
Gamar Net −1

“The gamar had a marshmellowy flavor. Didn’t like it that much.”
Ice cream Net −1

“Both keshta kunafe and the ice cream tasted heavy with rose water.”
Keshta kunafe Net −1

“Both keshta kunafe and the ice cream tasted heavy with rose water.”
Warbat Net −1

“Warbat was also a bit sweet for my liking.”
Shawarma Net −2

“Shawarma is not "a real one", 3-4 stars.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose Style. Start with Kunafa Krishneh for a crispier exterior, then try the softer Kunafa Ben Narem.

Eat In. Order chicken shawarma in the restaurant rather than for delivery, since one reviewer found delivery soggier.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Abdullah Meheiri Building - Sheikh Zayed Rd - opposite Al Salik Gate

Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai

04 341 3123

Mon	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Tue	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Wed	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Thu	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Fri	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sat	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sun	8:00 AM – 2:00 AM

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Common Concerns

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Quality Swings

A recent visit found the kunafa overloaded with syrup, while another said the cheese layer had become much thinner.

Food Safety

A customer reported finding a large, sharp piece of stone in a mixed baklava box.

Customer-reported prices

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

less than 40 AED

chicken shawarma and kunafa

“I ordered chicken shawarma and kunafa which together cost less than 40 AED”

Google review · December 2020

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The Bottom Line

Feras Aldiyafa Sweets in Al Barsha is primarily a kunafa stop, with enough variety to make a broader meal or takeaway run worthwhile. Customers mention the soft Naameh style, the crisp Kunafa Krishneh, the softer Kunafa Ben Narem, baklava and mixed manakeesh. Chicken shawarma, qatayef and Arabic ice cream also appear in the reviews, so it is not dessert-only in practice.

The strongest pattern is fresh, hot kunafa. One couple found it still being prepared at 10pm, while another described crispy kunafa as not overly sweet. Parking is a practical plus, with RTA parking reported right outside.

Takeaway can also cost less than eating in: one review recorded 80dh per kg for cheese kunafa and Warbat with Cream takeaway, versus 90dh in, or a 24dh plate. There are meaningful caveats. Recent reviews describe kunafa with too much syrup and a thinner cheese layer, and one customer reported a large stone in a baklava piece.

Service is inconsistent too, ranging from welcoming staff to unfriendly cashier interactions and pressure to order. For delivery, check that cutlery is included; one order arrived without a plate or spoon. If visiting for a first taste, start with a named kunafa style, confirm the serving price, and consider eating it fresh in the shop.