Dubai chocolate in Brisbane

Chocolate filled with pistachio cream and kataifi. In all our data to 14 Nov 2026, The Froth has seen it at 23 Brisbane cafes across 43 suburbs, in posts, customer reviews and menus. The 39 in "Where to get one" are the cafes with it on their current menu or in a cafe or creator post.

It is on 31 Brisbane cafe menus right now, including I am ARI Dessert Cafe in Fortitude Valley, Cafe 4077. Uncles Charcoal Kebab&Pizza in Richlands, Oliver Brown in Bongaree and Berry & Smoke in Upper Mount Gravatt. 8 more cafes have posted it, though it is not on their current menu. The "Where to get one" list on this page has every one, with the price where the menu gives one, links to the menu or post, and directions. Menus change, so check with the cafe before you go.

The average is $16.69, from 9 Brisbane cafe menus as of 14 Nov 2026. Most charge between $8.30 and $25; the lowest we have seen is $7.50 and the highest $25.

It is on a bigger share of Gold Coast cafes: 2.6% against Brisbane's 1.7%, over the last 90 days.

Not at the moment. The Froth rates Dubai chocolate as Fading as of 14 Nov 2026: searches in Brisbane are under half their 12-month high, and cafes are not picking it up: too few of the same cafes have it to read a change (2, against 2 in the 90 days before). In the 90 days to 14 Nov 2026, 1.7% of the Brisbane cafes we see well (an Instagram post or a current menu in that time) had it. Among the 1,075 cafes we have followed through both periods, 2 of the same cafes had it, against 2 in the 90 days before. Brisbane searches for it were down 80% in Aug to Oct 2026 compared with Aug to Oct 2025.

There were 3,010 searches for Dubai chocolate in Brisbane in Oct 2026, with all its names added up. Across the 23 months we have, from Dec 2024 to Oct 2026, it ranged from 3,010 searches (Oct 2026) to 29,000 (May 2025). These are monthly estimates of search demand in Brisbane.

The earliest Brisbane cafe post or customer review about Dubai chocolate that The Froth has is from 30 Jul 2025. We only see what we collect, so that is when we first saw it, not when it started: it may have been sold earlier, here or elsewhere.

A typical Dubai chocolate bar, drawn from Brisbane cafes' own posts, is built from the top down with green drizzle (white chocolate coloured green, piped over), chocolate top (more chocolate poured over to seal it), pistachio kataifi (pistachio cream folded through toasted kataifi pastry, for the crunch) and chocolate shell (milk chocolate set in a deep bar mould). Each cafe makes its own version, so this is a typical plate, not one cafe's recipe.

A cafe counts for Dubai chocolate from the first public post or customer review we found about it, the cafe's own post or a customer's, and while it is on the cafe's current menu. Shares are of the cafes we see well: those with an Instagram post or a current menu in the same 90 days, a chain counting once. A change compares the same cafes in the last 90 days with the 90 before, only among cafes we have followed through both, so newly added cafes never look like growth. The 90 days end on the latest day with cafe posts or reviews (14 Nov 2026), not today. Searches are monthly search demand in Brisbane with all of a trend's names added up. Captions stay private; we only link to public posts. The full method is on our "How we track cafe trends" page.