Wide selection
The self-service setup makes it easy to explore a large range of sweets, gummies and unusual flavours.
Goodiset Swedish Candy
Al Barsha
Goodiset Swedish Candy is a Swedish candy shop in Al Barsha, with a self-service pick-and-mix setup for exploring imported sweets. Reviews highlight chewy gummies, distinctive sour treats and helpful guidance when you want recommendations or are choosing a custom mix.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
240 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Sour Skulls
Sour Skulls stand out for their mouth-puckering flavour and chewy texture.
Dietary options
Reviews mention vegan, lactose-free and gelatin-free sweets, along with sugar-free options.
Useful guidance
Staff are praised for explaining products clearly and helping shoppers choose best sellers or suitable flavours.
Fresh candy
Several reviews describe the candy as fresh, with distinctive sweet, sour and salty flavour profiles.
Kid-friendly help
The selection process can work well for families, with patient help reported when children were choosing sweets.
Tips for a Better Visit
Ask favourites. Ask which sweets are best sellers if you are new to Swedish candy or unsure where to start.
Check weight. For a pick-and-mix purchase, check the weight before finalising your selection so the amount matches what you expect.
Confirm variety. If ordering a mixed box or half-kilo selection, confirm that your preferred variety and special requests are included.
Check salty sweets. If choosing a salty box, ask about its current taste and texture; one customer found theirs impossible to eat.
Try self-service. Use the self-service layout to browse at your own pace and compare unfamiliar flavours before choosing.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Virgin Megastore, Mall of The Emirates - Sheikh Zayed Rd
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Bubs
Bubs is mentioned as one of the Swedish brands available at the shop.
S-Märke
S-Märke is mentioned alongside Bubs as a hard-to-find Swedish brand.
tooti fruity
Tooti fruity was one reviewer's favourite sweet on a first visit.
salty mix
The salty mix is a named box option, though one customer reported an unusually salty and hard batch.
premium candy
Premium candy was reported as fresh and enjoyable in one boxed order.
Common Concerns
Repeated mixes
One delivery customer said five recent half-kilo mixes repeated only two or three flavours and ignored a special request.
Salty box
A customer paid AED 100 for a salty mix described as extremely salty and too hard to eat.
Flavour mismatch
One reviewer found several labelled flavours tasted alike, with floral-soapy or overly salty notes.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 100
salty box
“I paid AED 100 for the salty box and was unable to consume it due to the taste and texture”Google review · May 2026
AED 20 per 100g
premium candy
“Prices are around AED 20 per 100g, which feels fair for imported, premium candy that tastes this good”Google review · July 2025
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The Bottom Line
Goodiset Swedish Candy is a Swedish sweets shop in Al Barsha, with reviews placing the pick-and-mix stand inside Virgin Megastore at Mall of the Emirates. You can build a self-service selection from sweet, sour and chewy gummies, with specific favourites including Sour Skulls and the Swedish brands Bubs and S-Märke. That makes it more interesting than a standard candy stop, especially if you want to try unfamiliar imports.
Selection is the main draw: reviewers describe a colourful, clean, well-organised setup, and several mention fresh, distinctive flavours. The shop is also described as vegan, lactose-free and gelatin-free, with sugar-free options mentioned in one review; check labels if a dietary restriction matters. Staff are repeatedly praised for explaining products and suggesting best sellers, while families may appreciate the patient help reported when children were choosing.
There are two cautions. A delivery customer said five recent half-kilo mixes repeated only two or three flavours despite a special request. Another paid AED 100 for a salty box that was extremely salty and hard, while a separate reviewer found some flavours floral-soapy or overly salty.
If ordering a mix, confirm the variety and ask about the current batch of salty sweets. Reported prices include around AED 20 per 100g, while one big bucket was about AED 101.
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