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Our range of pastries in Dubai is short: one sweet and two savory. We’d rather make three things well than fill the counter with a dozen that taste alike.
We bake everything in our own kitchens, and our fresh pastries taste best the day they’re made, so we bake them that day. You can pick them up from a branch or have them brought to your door. Our pastry delivery in Dubai covers the whole city, and we deliver across the rest of the UAE too. Here’s what’s on the menu.
Start with the babka, because most people do. It’s our homemade brioche, soft and a little rich from the butter, twisted around a dark chocolate filling so every slice shows a swirl. When you pull a piece off, it comes away in layers, and the chocolate goes with it.
The Family Pack comes with white chocolate sauce on the side. Some people pour it over the top. Others dip. Nobody has told us they skipped it. It’s a good weekend breakfast, and it works just as well at four in the afternoon with a cup of coffee. If you prefer it warm, a few seconds in the microwave softens the chocolate again.
Logma means “a bite” in Arabic, and that’s the size of these. They’re cube-shaped croissants, crisp on the outside with buttery layers inside, each filled with a savory center. Every tray has five flavors, so there’s a bit of everything:
Tomato and cheese is the easy one, and a good place to start. The cheesy wine leaves version uses grape leaves, the kind you’d find wrapped around rice at a family lunch, baked with melted cheese. Halloumi with honey is sweet and salty in the same bite. Chipotle mushroom chicken has a gentle smoky heat. And the meat in rich, creamy sauce is the most filling of the five, so it’s usually the first to go when there are hungry teenagers in the house.
Put a tray out for guests, and you won’t need much else. Most people reach for a second before they’ve finished the first.
This one’s a sandwich platter, built to feed a group with minimal effort on your part. It comes with four fillings: butter chicken, saffron chicken, malai chicken (mild and creamy, marinated in cream and spices), and halloumi cheese for anyone who doesn’t eat meat.
We see it ordered for office lunches, study sessions, family visits, and those evenings when relatives drop by without warning, and you need something on the table in half an hour. Pair it with the Logma Tray, and you’ve basically catered the afternoon.
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For pastry delivery in Dubai, order online through our website or call us on 055 360 0100. We deliver across Dubai and the rest of the UAE. If you’re ordering for a gathering, place your order a little ahead so the trays arrive when your guests do.
You can also drop by. Our Dubai branches are in Jumeirah and Mirdif, and we have more in Muwailah in Sharjah, Shahama and Al Ain in Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. Our branches page has the details.
We bake everything in our own kitchens, and that’s why we care where our fresh pastries in Dubai end up. We’d rather you eat them the same day. To go with them, pick up some Arabic coffee, or finish the meal with something from our gifting trays.
They're good either way. For the Logma croissants, a few minutes in a warm oven brings back the crispness.
Yes. On the Yamaha Tray, the halloumi sandwiches are meat-free. On the Logma Tray, the tomato and cheese, cheesy wine leaves, and halloumi honey croissants have no meat.
It depends on whether it's the main meal or a side. Call us, tell us your headcount, and we'll suggest how many trays to order.
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