Flavour range
The menu covers classic and unusual kulfi flavours, including pistachio, mango, paan, rose, Oreo and peanut butter.
Kulfilicious Al Nahda Dubai
Al Nahda
Kulfilicious Al Nahda Dubai is an Indian ice cream shop centred on kulfi and falooda. Reviews point visitors towards the malai kulfi, mango kulfi and Royal Kulfi Falooda, with a colourful, Bollywood-inspired interior that makes it easy to linger.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
1,047 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Malai Kulfi
Malai kulfi is a dependable favourite for several reviewers, with one regular calling it their top choice.
Royal Falooda
The Royal Kulfi Falooda gets strong praise from some customers, including one who found the large serving difficult to finish.
Generous portions
Some dine-in portions are notably large: a requested small Sultani falooda arrived surprisingly generous, and a tub order was described as too much.
Atmosphere
The street-style and Bollywood-themed decor, including street lights and signs, gives the shop a distinctive retro setting.
Family friendly
Reviewers describe it as a comfortable family meet-up spot, with children enjoying the cute interior.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check payment. Ask about card payment before ordering and keep an alternative ready, as several reviewers reported conflicting answers at the counter.
Try malai. If you want a traditional starting point, choose malai kulfi; it is repeatedly mentioned as a favourite, including by a long-term customer.
Mind portions. Consider starting with a smaller serving, especially for falooda: one customer’s small Sultani portion was unexpectedly generous.
Compare delivery. For Talabat orders, check the delivered size carefully; one reviewer found the large portion close to the small, unlike direct-store purchases.
Watch sweetness. Ask about balance if ordering Royal Kulfi Falooda through delivery, since one version was described as overloaded with rose syrup and toppings.
Check availability. If you have a particular flavour in mind, confirm it is available first; a reviewer found the wide selection was not always stocked.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Blue 3 Bldg, Shop No 4
Al Nahda Second - Al Nahda, Dubai
| Mon | 12:30 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:30 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:30 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:30 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 12:30 PM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Lahori faloda
A returning customer names this as their all-time favourite and links it with family summer visits.
Lucknow
The Lucknow selection is one of a family regular’s favourite orders, alongside malai kulfi.
Kulfi Tikiya
This newer-style dessert combines malai kulfi with falooda sev, jelly, cornflakes, peanuts and a chocolate dip.
Common Concerns
Inconsistent taste
Recent reviews range from delicious to flavourless or bitter kulfi, so quality appears uneven across visits.
Falooda quality
One falooda order arrived with warm juice and jelly, while another was criticised as overly sweet and poorly balanced.
Price concerns
Several customers felt the desserts were expensive for their taste or portion, including a 56.75 AED order described as wasted.
Card confusion
Multiple reviews report being told card payment was unavailable before a machine was produced, creating an avoidable payment problem.
Delivery portions
A Talabat customer said the large delivery portion looked much like the small, despite finding direct-store portions better.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
12 AED
kulfi stick
“What were they thinking, pricing the stick at 12 AED and the bowl at 18 AED? If you’re charging that much, at least deliver on taste! 😡😡”Google review · July 2026
18 AED
kulfi bowl
“What were they thinking, pricing the stick at 12 AED and the bowl at 18 AED? If you’re charging that much, at least deliver on taste! 😡😡”Google review · July 2026
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The Bottom Line
Kulfilicious Al Nahda Dubai is built around Indian kulfi and falooda, with enough variety to make browsing part of the visit. Customers mention malai kulfi, mango kulfi, the Lucknow selection and Royal Kulfi Falooda most often. The Royal version has been praised as a satisfying special, although large servings can be difficult to finish.
The setting is a real part of the appeal. Reviews describe colourful Bollywood-themed and street-style decor, with street lights and signs that create a retro, photo-friendly backdrop. Families may appreciate that children enjoy the interior, and some reviewers found the staff warm, attentive and helpful with flavour recommendations.
The food is less consistent than the atmosphere. Recent customers have described flavourless or bitter kulfi, warm falooda ingredients and overly sweet syrup-heavy combinations, while older reviews call the kulfi delicious and the falooda excellent. 75 AED purchase was wasted.
Before ordering, check card payment at the counter and confirm your serving size, particularly for delivery. For a first try, malai kulfi is the safest review-backed starting point; treat falooda as more variable.