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Best Indian sweets shops in Dubai
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What people like
Thali portionsSeveral reviews describe the special thali as tasty, filling and sufficient for one person.
Aam rasThe aam ras receives especially strong praise, with one customer calling it among the best they had recently eaten.
Gwalia Sweets & Restaurant Karama-Main is an Indian vegetarian restaurant and sweets shop in Al Karama. Customers come for filling thalis and Indian street food such as pav bhaji, while the sweets counter adds options for takeaway or gifting.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm offersBefore visiting for a promotion, confirm the included items and current availability; advertised chaat choices were unavailable for some diners.
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What people like
Sweet varietyThe sweets counter covers Bengali favourites and rich classics, including rasmalai, gulab jamun, sandesh and jalebi.
Pani puriPani puri is a recurring favourite, with reviewers praising its authentic gol gappa flavour and mashed-potato filling.
Gangour Sweets in Oud Metha is a vegetarian Indian sweets shop and restaurant serving Bengali and North Indian snacks alongside a broad sweets selection. Reviews especially point to its pani puri, Kolkata-style specialties and jalebi-based desserts, with catering also available for celebrations.
View full business page →Tip: Call aheadCheck breakfast availability before travelling, as a private event once stopped regular breakfast service.
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What people like
Badam halwaBadam halwa is repeatedly singled out, including a melt-in-the-mouth version and a reviewer’s description of it as the star.
Traditional rangeThe shop covers less-common traditional favourites, from puran poli and modaks to seedai, thattai and several types of murukku.
Mondy Cheer is an Indian sweets shop in Al Karama focused on traditional sweets and savouries. Reviews make it especially worth considering for its badam halwa and broad South Indian snack selection, with filter coffee available while you browse.
View full business page →Tip: Try halwaAsk for badam halwa, but check availability first: one customer specifically requested more consistent access to it.
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What people like
Regional treatsMaharashtrian favourites including puranpoli and modak are specifically praised.
Indian tasteSeveral customers mention authentic or familiar regional flavours, including North Indian and Gujarati food.
REGAL PLUS is an Indian sweets and snack shop in Discovery Gardens, with Gujarati and North Indian favourites alongside dry fruits and pantry items. Reviews point to jalebi, farsan and Maharashtrian treats such as puranpoli and modak as reasons to browse, though freshness and pricing can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Check freshnessBefore buying perishable sweets or savouries, ask when they were made; reviews report stale jalebi, khandvi and milk sweets.
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