Dubai Chocolate Bar Pistachio, 7oz, Premium Belgium Chocolate, Pistachio Dubai White Bar, Viral Candy with Shredded Phyllo Dough, Knafeh, Gift Box

Very expensive BUT DELICIOUS, worth every penny. VERY rich .Fabulous

Oh my goodness this is THE ABSOLUTE BEST Dubai chocolate bar i’ve tasted! The filling is packed thick and crunchy and creamy and the white chocolate by itself is heaven! For the price, i wasn’t expecting much but when i opened it, it was a nice super sized bar. My daughter and myself could only eat 1 piece because it’s extremely rich so i do suggest chasing with milk. This is an excellent value and i’m now purchasing more!

Price wise one of the worst chocolate ever , just test on sugar too too sweet and totally test less I feel like I bought it from 99 cents store disgusting test less chocolate

I rate a 10/10

So uniquely delicious

This candy has a great, I love it. But the condition it was in was terrible. It was very mushy and pushed all the way to one side. The other white chocolate candy I got came in perfect condition.

Different flavor but, not worth the hyped price.

The chocolate was good however the inside was not great. We just bought it for the heck of us

Super bon

This Dubai chocolate bar is a real treat. The combination of pistachios and shredded phyllo dough gives it a delightful crunch and flavour. It’s a perfect mix of creamy white chocolate and nutty goodness, making it a must-try for chocolate lovers.

I didn’t mind the taste and texture of the chocolate bar - although it was quite messy due to the soft contents squashing out when breaking off a piece. All was going ok until I almost broke a tooth on what I think is a bit of pistachio shell - whatever it is, it’s too hard to break.

Never heard of this chocolate before ordering but after receiving it appears I’m well out of the loop to what’s popular and a must buy item for Christmas. The chocolate is nicely presented in a firing box, like a jigsaw style box with top lift off lid and base. The box is factory sealed with tamperproof stickers. The chocolate inside is in a cellophane wrap to keep its freshness. As pistachio is my favourite nut, I was very eager to try this and so pleased I did as it was delicious, hard crisp white chocolate exterior and filled with pistachio creamy butter with a distinctive texture. This distinctive texture was creamy with splintered candy throughout, tiny shreds of candy the size of wood splinters yiu would get in your finger from the garden. Very unique and very tasty. I loved this chocolate, the taste and texture and was just about to repurchase myself a treat for the cinema visit, gasps at the price. Acceptable for a gift but not a cinema treat snack.

This chocolate bar won’t be for everybody, especially not in the white chocolate version. But while it maybe doesn’t deserve all of its internet-famous status (and corresponding high price tag), it is definitely a high quality product, and both a delicious and novel taste. The gooey, baklava-tasting filling is generous and gooey, making it quite a sticky experience overall, regardless of whether it’s been in the fridge or not. The innards ooze out in a way that might be a bit offputting, especially thanks to the green colour which isn’t common in chocolate bars. The flavour is fairly mild, and fairly straightforward pistachio flavour, but it’s the crunchy texture that really makes it interesting. Imagine the mix of chocolate and crunch you get from something like a Smarties or M&Ms chocolate bar (the bar, not the individual sweets), then double that crunch, and you’re in the right area. It’s satisfying, and almost as noisy as some popping candy when you bite it. It’s actually quite fun to eat. For me, the white chocolate version of this bar didn’t work quite as well as the milk chocolate version I tried before. Without the cocoa, the chocolate shell seems slightly softer, even at fridge temperature, as though it’s got a very slight case of the Cadburys-vegetable-oil problem. Therefore the contrast between the sharp snap of the chocolate outer and the crunchy goo inside isn’t as pronounced. If I were to get one of these again, it would be the milk chocolate version. But I would be happy to eat another one. However, at twenty quid for an eight-piece block, there’s no way I can give this five stars for value-for-money. A fairly smart presentation box (albeit with some ugly sticker seals on) doesn’t help to justify such a high price for a single chocolate bar, and while this is definitely good quality, there’s no way it’s two-quid-fifty-per-chunk good.