Custom Cakes
Customers have praised themed birthday cakes, including a jungle design delivered the next day for a party.
Al Qusais
Sunrise Bakery in Al Qusais is a traditional Indian bakery with a Kerala-style snack selection and made-to-order celebration cakes. Customers especially mention the Kerala puffs, chicken puffs and customized birthday cakes, while the shop also carries sweets, biscuits and chips for takeaway.
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Customers have praised themed birthday cakes, including a jungle design delivered the next day for a party.
Kerala puffs are a standout savoury choice, with one customer calling them delicious despite finding them slightly expensive.
Some customers describe the cakes as very soft and enjoyable, including one that reportedly melted in the mouth.
The bakery has a long-standing Kerala-style selection, with customers mentioning many regional snacks and a new snack outlet.
Salt-and-pepper potato chips receive specific praise from a customer who recommends that flavour.
Reviews mention birthday cakes, party items and bulk snack orders, making the shop useful for small celebrations and gatherings.
Book Early. For cakes over 1 kg, book ahead rather than relying on same-day availability.
Reconfirm Delivery. If ordering delivery at night, reconfirm that the order is logged and get a clear delivery time.
Check Packaging. Before placing takeaway bags in your car, check that cream-covered items and sweet boxes are packed securely.
Try Sundays. Sunday morning is specifically mentioned for fresh egg puffs, so that is a useful time to try them.
Check Cake Details. For celebration cakes, confirm the weight, spelling and filling before accepting the order; one 2 kg cake was reported underweight with incorrect writing.
Compare Prices. Check the price before buying larger snack packs or cakes, as some customers considered them expensive compared with supermarkets.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 1:10 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Chicken puff is the one snack a customer singled out as a favourite, while the rest of the snack range was considered more mixed.
Butterscotch cake receives sharply mixed feedback: one customer loved it, while others criticised its price, dryness and cream layer.
Red velvet is mentioned alongside Ferrero Rocher as one of the bakery's best-selling cake choices.
Mango cake is a repeat celebration purchase for at least one customer.
Several reviews describe slow or dismissive service, including lengthy waits while placing cake orders.
A customer spent an hour finalising a 4 kg cake before being told the requested sponge was unavailable and to try another branch.
One evening cake order reportedly had not arrived by midnight, despite the customer saying messages had been seen and answered.
A cake-cream-covered bag and an improperly closed gulab jamun box reportedly made a mess on a customer's car seats.
Reviews report dry or underweight cakes, stale-tasting sweets and snacks that were overly oily or lacked salt.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
potato wafer
“Ordinary potato wafer cost 25aed per 500g”Google review · April 2026
Butterscotch Cake
“Cake Price : 80 AED”Google review · July 2024
The Bottom Line
Sunrise Bakery is a long-running Indian and Kerala-style bakery in Al Qusais, next to Talal supermarket. It is a practical stop for takeaway snacks, cakes and sweets, with Kerala puffs, chicken puffs, potato chips and birthday cakes among the items customers mention most. There is no dine-in area, so think of it as a shop for picking things up rather than settling in.
The strongest feedback centres on savoury snacks and celebration cakes. Sunday-morning egg puffs were described as fresh, and salt-and-pepper potato chips have their fans. Several customers have had good birthday-cake experiences, including customised themed designs, while another described a cake as melting in the mouth.
75 kg than 2 kg. Service and ordering deserve a little caution. Some customers report slow or rude interactions, and one late-night delivery had still not arrived by midnight.
Cakes over 1 kg have reportedly needed advance booking, so confirm availability, weight, writing and delivery timing before paying. Prices vary by item and are not always viewed as affordable: one review cites AED 25 for 500 g of potato wafers, while others liked the value of selected cakes and snacks. Inspect takeaway packing before putting it in your car.