Mango Dessert
Mango sticky rice is paired with coconut ice cream and coconut flakes, a combination many reviewers single out.
Mirdif
Saccharose is a drive-through ice cream and dessert spot in Mirdif, known especially for mango sticky rice served with coconut ice cream and flakes. Customers also return for the sticky date pudding, while the car-side ordering setup makes it a quick takeaway stop rather than a conventional dine-in café.
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Mango sticky rice is paired with coconut ice cream and coconut flakes, a combination many reviewers single out.
The sticky date pudding is a strong alternative to the mango dish; one reviewer preferred it even without usually liking date desserts.
Car-side orders can be speedy: one DriveU customer received the order three minutes after parking.
Reviews describe the staff as warm and attentive, including service that checks in without becoming intrusive.
One reviewer found a plate of sticky rice large enough to share between two people.
Some visits include complimentary Arabic coffee, adding a traditional drink to the dessert stop.
Park Quietly. Park, avoid honking, and call the displayed number so the team can bring your order to the car.
Check Stock. If travelling specifically for a dessert, confirm it is still available close to arrival; a confirmed pickup was later found sold out.
Check Payment. Payment details appear to vary by visit, so confirm accepted methods before ordering; one review said cash was not accepted.
Try Date Pudding. If mango sticky rice is not your favourite, try the date pudding; one reviewer preferred it to the mango dish.
Expect Car Dining. Plan for takeaway or eating in your parked car, since the reviews consistently describe no dine-in option.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
Burnt caramel is described as tasty and not overly sweet.
Banana pudding is a newer dessert that one reviewer considered worth trying.
A confirmed pickup order was unavailable on arrival, with the customer only told the desserts were sold out after travelling to the shop.
One visitor travelling from Abu Dhabi found that the displayed phone number did not work and was unavailable on WhatsApp.
There is no indoor dining area; customers order from the parking area and eat in the car or take desserts away.
Although mango sticky rice is widely praised, one reviewer received sour mango and felt the response to the feedback was dismissive.
Service is not consistently quick; one regular noted that it can sometimes be slow.
The Bottom Line
Saccharose is a Mirdif dessert stop built around car-side ordering rather than conventional dining. The headline order is mango sticky rice with ripe mango, sticky rice, coconut ice cream and coconut flakes. Sticky date pudding is another standout, and reviews also mention burnt caramel, banana pudding and Arabic coffee.
The mango dish gets enthusiastic praise from many customers, but it is not universally loved. One reviewer preferred the date pudding, while another found the mango sour and felt the staff handled the feedback poorly. A separate review found the dish less authentic because the rice is already covered in sweet coconut reduction and comes with ice cream, so traditional Thai-dessert purists may want to set expectations accordingly.
There is no dining area. Park outside, do not honk, call the displayed number and wait for the order to be brought to your car; service can be very quick, though another customer reported occasional slowness. Check availability before making a long trip, as one confirmed pickup was sold out on arrival.
Payment information is also worth confirming: one review mentions card payment, while another says cash was not accepted.