TAWDI

Came for the Dubai chocolate and STAYED for the Dubai chocolate. Tried this bar for my first Dubai chocolate bar experience & fell in love. It's far from me tho so I tried other avenues: I've ordered a Dubai chocolate bar from tik tok and it tasted so cheap and low quality. I got another one from a Turkish place, same thing unfortunately. TAWDI is the real deal. Thst Dubai chocolate bar is so amazing from here, so fresh, so rich, perfect crunch. Every time I come I spend at least $50 here. I found this place a month and half ago and I've already been back 4 times lol. If you're looking for the Dubai chocolate bar ,you want it from here. Plus side, their customer service is so great! She's so nice and kind! I grabbed 3 bars today lol. I'll be back in a couple weeks!

I recently visited this charming shop in search of the renowned Dubai chocolate. Upon arrival, I was impressed by the cleanliness of the store and the warm welcome from the owner. The variety of treats to choose from was remarkable, making it a delightful experience. To my surprise, the owner even offered us samples, showcasing her dedication to customer satisfaction. Needless to say, I purchased the famous Dubai chocolate, and it definitely lived up to the hype--the flavor was delectable. I recommend this place to anyone looking to indulge in unique and flavorful sweets. Make sure to explore their offerings.

I came here for the Dubai chocolate I was expecting a huge hit of pistachio flavor but was left pretty disappointed. I barely tasted any pistachio flavor in the dark chocolate but it was more present in the milk chocolate I came here right when they opened and was surprised they were out of a lot of chocolates. I bought some and left but then came back to buy more and after I bought addiction chocolate the lady said they just got fresh chocolate dropped off. I thought it was weird I wasn't offered the fresh chocolate. Another tip is it gets busy on weekdays after 3. I'd recommend coming an hour after they open so you get fresh chocolate I tried the dark and milk chocolates. A small piece is $5 and a small bar is $15 a big bar is something like $25!!!It's pretty overpriced and they know people will pay anything for thisThe knafeh didn't feel cooked all the way through and got stuck in my teeth. I did like how it wasn't too sweet I really wanted to like this place but it was just ok and very overpriced

Once upon a time, this Faerie Queen was on the hunt for the much publicized Dubai chocolate bar for a dear friend who is a chocolate lover extraordinaire. What a wonderful shop! The owners are kind and helpful! There are many delectable treats to enjoy. I purchased the much sought after bars of chocolate, and they did not disappoint! The chocolate is thin, the pistachio/crushed wafers give the bar a lovely texture. The bar is not too sweet, and is the perfect accompaniment to tea or coffee. The gift was a hit! If you enjoy chocolate, and have a curious nature, don't miss this place! The end.

Came here to try the Dubai chocolate bar and was not disappointed! It was my first time trying it so I wasn't really sure what to expect, but it was very good! I got both the dark chocolate and milk chocolate-- both were very good. I like dark chocolate in general because I find milk chocolate just too sweet, but the milk chocolate Dubai chocolate bars were well balanced.

I discovered Tawdi through Yelp while searching for the viral Dubai chocolates, and I'm so glad I did! Tucked away in a small shopping center, this place exceeded my expectations. I came to buy a "get well soon" chocolate for a friend, and the lady working there went above and beyond with the gift wrapping. The presentation was so stunning and elegant that I almost didn't want to give it away--haha!Of course, I couldn't resist buying another bar for myself. The viral Dubai chocolate is every bit as extraordinary as people say--luxurious, visually captivating, and packed with indulgent flavors like pistachio and knafeh. What I loved most is that it's not overly sweet, which is perfect for someone like me who isn't a big chocolate fan.If you're on the hunt for Dubai chocolates or a unique, elegant gift, definitely check out Tawdi!

I'm so addicted...just perfect. The lady who showed me around was just the sweetest person ever, and packaged the chocolates in a cute little bag for me when I told her they're to be gifted. Their Dubai chocolate!! The pistachio knafeh inside was heavenly. I totally get the hype. Chocolate overall was good since they lack the artificial flavor (she said they're home made every day) and do not have the light staleness taste you get from packaged chocolates.They also have a chocolate covered pistachio paste, which isn't so sweet and more nut.4x4 Dubai chocolate was around $5, half bar was $15 and full bar was $25. Sure, they're on the pricier side, but given the ingredients, I think they're pretty reasonable.Their packaging is very no frill, just covered with gold wrapping paper and a sticker on the back. I may have to order some online! Totally worth the trip.

This shop was older and felt almost empty because it is a letter shop with not a lot of stuff in it. Chocolate and random Knick knacks on the wall, showcase on the opposite side. Some tables in the middle with random stuff on it. Owner was great and friendly. Came for the Dubai chocolate which I am not a fan of after trying. The chocolate itself was good, but I didn't like the filling. I appreciate how they have small individual pieces plus full size chocolate bars. I also like how they have, white, dark, and milk chocolate dubai varieties. The pistachio nougat was gross. It's like a cross between a marshmallow and nougat.

Social media got the better of me. After so many videos of watching Dubai bars being made and my SIL wanting to try it too, I was pleasantly surprised it wasn't as hard to find as I thought. Location, location, location. ;) The Dubai bars are filled with pistachio cream and knafeh (filo dough) and covered in chocolate. There were 2 sizes, $14.99 for the 100g bar and $24.99 for the 200g bar. The dark bar was delightfully crunchy, with creamy pistachio binder & a nice thick dark chocolate shell. Not too sweet and I loved the different textures. Chocolates in general are reasonably priced; they had individual chocolates for $1.50, the Dubai bars are a splurge but very labor intensive. Definitely will come back to try some more of the non-viral but equally delicious options.

Dubai chocolate was good the large size is $25 and the small is $15. She had a variety of milk, dark, and milk chocolate.