Fruit flavours
Customers repeatedly praise the authentic fruit taste, especially in seasonal flavours such as anjeer, chickoo and custard apple.
Al Karama
TruFrut Natural Ice Cream is a small ice cream parlour in Al Karama serving natural-style fruit flavours alongside tea and cafeteria snacks. Customers often come for the custard apple, anjeer, chickoo and other less-usual flavours, with a few sugar-free options also mentioned.
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Customers repeatedly praise the authentic fruit taste, especially in seasonal flavours such as anjeer, chickoo and custard apple.
The menu includes unusual options inspired by Indian spices and fruits, including orange ginger and pistachio cardamom.
Saffron-pistachio and pistachio-cardamom combinations are standout picks for customers who prefer richer, spiced flavours.
Reviews mention numerous sugar-free varieties, giving visitors more choice than a standard ice cream counter.
Service is often described as welcoming and polite, and one late-night visit was accommodated just before closing.
The outlet also serves tea, with combo options and cafeteria snacks for a quick stop beyond ice cream.
A Talabat order was praised for timely delivery and fruit bits in the ice cream.
Try standouts. Start with anjeer or chickoo; both were rated outstanding by a recent reviewer.
Check coconut. Ask for a taste of tender coconut first, as reviews range from delicious to icy and flavourless.
Find the outlet. Look beside Bikanerwala on the Karama food street; the small outlet is easy to miss.
Ask for samples. You can request samples before choosing; one customer said they were offered samples of many flavours.
Consider sugar-free. If you are avoiding added sugar, ask about the sugar-free varieties mentioned in the reviews.
Try combos. Tea combos and cafeteria snacks are available if you want more than an ice cream stop.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM |
These two fruit flavours were singled out as outstanding and are among the safest first choices.
Custard apple, also called sitaphal, has been described as a favourite and even the best ice cream one reviewer had tried.
A reviewer recommended this trio of fruit flavours as must-try choices.
Orange ginger stands out as one of the more adventurous flavours available.
Tender coconut receives sharply mixed feedback: some found it creamy and fruity, while others found it plain, icy or lacking coconut.
The shop has limited seating, with one review describing only two tables, so it suits a quick stop more than a long sit-down.
The outlet is not easily visible from the busy Karama food street, although it is next to Bikanerwala.
One customer said the shop AC needed fixing, which could affect comfort during a warm visit.
Not every flavour lands equally well: one customer found two sampled flavours average, while another reported burnt-milk taste in kesar pista.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
one scoop
“It was AED 10 for once scoop”Google review · September 2020
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“Price is same as peer places at 12 dhs per scoop”Google review · January 2026
The Bottom Line
TruFrut Natural Ice Cream is a compact stop in Al Karama for fruit-led ice cream and less-usual Indian-inspired flavours. The clearest reason to visit is the range beyond standard chocolate and vanilla: customers repeatedly mention anjeer, chickoo, custard apple (sitaphal), mango-lychee and pistachio combinations. The shop also has tea, combo options and cafeteria snacks, plus sugar-free varieties mentioned by reviewers.
The strongest feedback is for authentic-tasting fruit flavours. Anjeer and chickoo were rated outstanding, while custard apple has been called a personal favourite and passionfruit was described as the best flavour by one visitor. Pistachio-cardamom and saffron-pistachio suit anyone after something nuttier and more spiced.
That said, flavour consistency is not perfect: tender coconut was praised in some reviews but criticised by others for tasting like plain milk or containing ice pieces. Kesar pista also received one complaint about a burnt-milk taste. Expect a small, cosy outlet with limited seating; one review mentions only two tables.
It can also be difficult to spot on the busy Karama food street, so look beside Bikanerwala. Service is generally polite, and samples may be available before you choose. Reported prices include AED 10 for one scoop and 12 dhs per scoop in separate reviews, so check the current amount at the counter.