Kunafa variety
Reviews mention crisp, hot kunafa alongside cheese, Nabulsi, rough and fine styles.
Al Garhoud
Feras Hanoun Sweets is an Arabic dessert shop in Al Garhoud, known in reviews for its kunafa—especially cheese and Nabulsi styles—and traditional sweets such as baklava. You can eat in, use the outdoor seating in cooler weather, or order for takeaway and delivery.
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Reviews mention crisp, hot kunafa alongside cheese, Nabulsi, rough and fine styles.
One visit found the kunafa crisp and not overly sweet, with extra syrup served separately.
The outdoor seating suits friends and family during Dubai’s cooler weather.
A review notes paid parking directly outside the branch.
Some customers received useful suggestions from the team when choosing sweets.
Turkish coffee and cold water were specifically suggested as accompaniments to the sweets.
Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Feras Hanoun Sweets - حلويات فراس حنّون, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.
“Other normal cheese kunafa is ok.”
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“Other normal cheese kunafa is ok.”October 2025
“Cheese Kunafa was very good. But staff doing some partiality for some serving on the table for me they asked me to order and collect from table.”January 2026
“Best place for kunafa n basboosa.... Sweet lover's haven”
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“Best place for kunafa n basboosa.... Sweet lover's haven”November 2022
“Had ordered cheesy fine kunafa via talabat. It was superb, juicy and rich with pistachios on top.”
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“Had ordered cheesy fine kunafa via talabat. It was superb, juicy and rich with pistachios on top.”October 2020
“I ordered classic kunafah for delivery and it was yummy so I decided to visit the shop a few days later.”
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“I ordered classic kunafah for delivery and it was yummy so I decided to visit the shop a few days later.”June 2021
“I had the Hard Semiya cheese Kunafa and the soft cheese Kunafa. I loved d former as it was crispy, perfectly sweet with the syrup and cheesy too, stretching out when pulling. The pistachios on top was complementing beautifully to this and was yummy.”
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“I had the Hard Semiya cheese Kunafa and the soft cheese Kunafa. I loved d former as it was crispy, perfectly sweet with the syrup and cheesy too, stretching out when pulling. The pistachios on top was complementing beautifully to this and was yummy.”August 2022
“Desserts such as Kunafa and kollaj are best in town. the place has an outdoor/indoor seating area. Prices are good compared to other similar places in Dubai”
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“Desserts such as Kunafa and kollaj are best in town. the place has an outdoor/indoor seating area. Prices are good compared to other similar places in Dubai”February 2018
“The freshest, the tastiest, the best and incredible kunafa you can find only in Feras AL Dhiyafa. Their kunafa is something out of this world. Always ordering from them and recommending to friends. Kunafa Naama Cheese is my favorite.”
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“The freshest, the tastiest, the best and incredible kunafa you can find only in Feras AL Dhiyafa. Their kunafa is something out of this world. Always ordering from them and recommending to friends. Kunafa Naama Cheese is my favorite.”December 2022
“Naama kunafa highly recommend”
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“Naama kunafa highly recommend”February 2022
“Best Nabulsi kunafa in UAE”
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“Best Nabulsi kunafa in UAE”February 2022
“Best Arabic sweets shop ever. I love Kunafa with cheese and pistachio Basbosa”
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“Best Arabic sweets shop ever. I love Kunafa with cheese and pistachio Basbosa”February 2025
“Rough kunafa is outstanding and is a way different than other items.”
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“Rough kunafa is outstanding and is a way different than other items.”February 2023
“I had the Hard Semiya cheese Kunafa and the soft cheese Kunafa. I loved d former as it was crispy, perfectly sweet with the syrup and cheesy too, stretching out when pulling.”
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“I had the Hard Semiya cheese Kunafa and the soft cheese Kunafa. I loved d former as it was crispy, perfectly sweet with the syrup and cheesy too, stretching out when pulling.”August 2022
Mixed feedback
“Delicious Arabic sweets. Famous for their kunafa and baklava.”
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“Delicious Arabic sweets. Famous for their kunafa and baklava.”March 2024
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“Arabic coffer was average .”
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“And to coffee ☕️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰”
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“And to coffee ☕️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰”July 2022
“I ordered a 3kg kunafa from this place, and honestly the quality was not up to the mark. The taste wasn’t good, and the cheese didn’t feel right.”
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“I ordered a 3kg kunafa from this place, and honestly the quality was not up to the mark. The taste wasn’t good, and the cheese didn’t feel right.”January 2026
“Ben nareen cream kunafa is extremely sweet even before adding any syrup. You can easily tell that ingredients used aren't premium at all.”
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“Ben nareen cream kunafa is extremely sweet even before adding any syrup. You can easily tell that ingredients used aren't premium at all.”October 2025
“I ordered one Cheese Manakeesh with Hotdog. Basically just cheese on Manakeesh with a few pieces of Chicken Hot Dog. Mediocre.”
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“I ordered one Cheese Manakeesh with Hotdog. Basically just cheese on Manakeesh with a few pieces of Chicken Hot Dog. Mediocre.”February 2017
“This time the kunafa kheshna was too much sweet, over sweet and the Naamah has unpleasant taste...I was surprised...”
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“This time the kunafa kheshna was too much sweet, over sweet and the Naamah has unpleasant taste...I was surprised...”November 2025
“This time the kunafa kheshna was too much sweet, over sweet and the Naamah has unpleasant taste...I was surprised...”
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“This time the kunafa kheshna was too much sweet, over sweet and the Naamah has unpleasant taste...I was surprised...”November 2025
“Cappuccino was cold - Eventhough it looked good”
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“Cappuccino was cold - Eventhough it looked good”March 2023
Choose fresh. Ask when the current kunafa was prepared; several reviews describe freshness varying by visit.
Morning timing. If you want kunafa early, check first: one visit found it would not be ready until around 11am.
Syrup separately. Ask for syrup on the side if you prefer less sweetness; one reviewer said extra syrup was served separately.
Allow delivery time. Avoid relying on delivery for a tight schedule: one order reportedly took two hours.
Check parking. Paid parking is reported outside the branch, though older reviews mention busy periods can make parking difficult.
Try coffee. For a fuller order, consider adding Turkish coffee and water alongside the sweets.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Recent reviews report stale sweets, excessive sugar and cheese that did not feel right.
Service has been described as slow, with one delivery taking two hours.
Several visitors describe impolite staff, including a complaint about being made to accept leftover kunafa.
One review described the premises as worn down and not comfortable for lingering.
A delivery arrived very cold after the driver struggled to locate the customer.
The Bottom Line
Feras Hanoun Sweets is a kunafa-focused Arabic dessert shop in Al Garhoud. The menu gives you several ways to try the speciality: reviewers mention cheese kunafa, Nabulsi kunafa, rough or kheshna kunafa, and pistachio-topped versions. Baklava and basbousa also appear in customer recommendations, so it is not limited to one dessert.
The strongest visits describe kunafa served hot and crisp, with cheese stretching nicely and sweetness kept under control when syrup is added separately. Outdoor seating is available and works well for sharing sweets with friends or family in cooler weather. Paid parking has been reported just outside the branch.
Consistency is the main caution. Other customers found the kunafa overly sweet, stale, cold on delivery or short on cheese, while one large 3kg order was described as below expectations. Service reviews range from friendly and helpful to slow or openly rude, and delivery has reportedly taken two hours or arrived cold.
If you are visiting early, check availability first: one customer was told kunafa would not be ready until around 11am. For a relaxed visit, eating in and ordering fresh may be safer than relying on a time-sensitive delivery.