Dessert Range
Desserts are a standout, from a chocolate trio blending milk, white and dark chocolate to raspberry cheesecake made with monkfruit.
Dubai Silicon Oasis
Yuchi Cafe is a polished cafe in Dubai Silicon Oasis with a broad Asian-influenced menu and a strong dessert focus. Reviews point especially to its cakes and cheesecakes, while the calm, elegant setting also suits a quiet coffee break or casual breakfast.
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Desserts are a standout, from a chocolate trio blending milk, white and dark chocolate to raspberry cheesecake made with monkfruit.
Breakfast gets strong marks for fluffy pancakes, fresh poached egg and salmon, shakshouka, and an especially well-presented egg benedict.
Coffee is consistently praised, including vanilla iced coffee, Spanish latte, cappuccino with plant-based milk, and chamomile tea.
A reviewer found a chocolate cake suitable for Orthodox fasting and described it as one of the best vegan dessert options they had tried.
The cafe is repeatedly described as calm, cosy and elegant, with comfortable seating suited to a quiet coffee break or casual meeting.
Families use it for breakfast and post-activity meals, with one reviewer returning with children after a dance class.
The kimchi fried rice combo was praised as a comfort meal, while reviewers also found the set meals reasonably priced for their presentation.
Choose Desserts. If it is your first visit, prioritise the desserts: one reviewer called them the best part of the meal.
Visit Off-Peak. Go during a quieter period if possible, since a nearly empty visit still involved a 10-minute wait for the menu.
Ask Vegan. If you need a vegan dessert for fasting or dietary reasons, ask what is available; a reviewer found an excellent chocolate cake.
Check Matcha. If ordering a matcha latte, check that it has been mixed properly before settling in.
Inspect Pastries. Check filled pastries and croissants when they arrive, as reviews mention missing chocolate and a croissant needing more baking.
Try Combo. For a fuller meal, consider the kimchi fried rice combo, which includes salad, a cold drink, miso soup, dessert and fried chicken.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
The mango cheesecake was singled out as an exceptional dessert.
The Korean Strawberry cake is a named recommendation from a bakery-cafe review.
Some visits had long waits: one customer waited over 10 minutes just to receive the menu despite the cafe being nearly empty.
A truffle pasta was described as oregano in white sauce rather than truffle-forward, while the pesto pasta was only considered adequate.
One reviewer found the matcha latte poorly mixed, so preparation may be inconsistent.
A negative visit found the shrimp tempura heavily coated in flour and said the vegetables were not fresh.
One breakfast reviewer felt the croissant needed more baking, while another reported receiving a pain au chocolat without chocolate.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
kimchi fried rice combo
“Their kimchi fried rice combo at AED 60 is an amazing deal of Kimchi Rice, salad, soft drinks, miso soup, dessert and 3 pcs of fried chicken”Google review · April 2025
full breakfast
“you can have great full breakfast at AED 69 with drink and dessert”Google review · August 2024
cookies
“Head here for a coffee or croissant or even their cookies are fab, priced at only AED 5 onwards”Google review · April 2025
The Bottom Line
Yuchi Cafe is a cafe in Dubai Silicon Oasis that works especially well for breakfast, coffee and dessert. Reviews mention the egg benedict, shakshouka, pancakes, Spanish latte and a wide pastry display, but the strongest theme is the sweets: chocolate trio, mango cheesecake, raspberry cheesecake and Korean Strawberry cake all receive specific praise. A chocolate cake also worked well for one reviewer following Orthodox fasting.
The room is a recurring part of the appeal. Customers describe it as calm, cosy and elegant, with comfortable seating and a polished mall-cafe feel. It has been used for family breakfasts, a post-dance-class treat and quiet coffee breaks, rather than only quick takeaway visits.
Service is usually described as warm and attentive, although speed is not completely consistent. One customer waited more than 10 minutes just to receive the menu in an almost empty cafe, while another said lunch arrived in under 15 minutes. Food quality is also mixed beyond breakfast and dessert: a truffle pasta lacked much truffle flavour, a matcha latte was not mixed properly, and one shrimp tempura order was heavily coated in flour.
If you are choosing one direction, the reviews make the dessert-and-coffee pairing the safer bet.