Where to find the viral Dubai chocolate in Raleigh

Dubai chocolate is the latest viral moment of the Internet, and we’re sharing places to pick up the popular dessert in Raleigh.

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Feast your eyes on a few of Champloo’s Dubai chocolate desserts.

Photo by Champloo Desserts

Popularity of Dubai chocolate has grown beyond social media and landed in Raleigh. The dessert is a milk chocolate bar filled with a center of pistachio cream and kataifi, a crispy shredded phyllo dough.

Since then, Dubai chocolate’s presence has continued to increase and show up in various shops. Here’s where you can get a taste in Oak City.

Champloo Desserts | 8320 Litchford Rd., Ste. 150 | Grab your chocolate along with a boba tea or smoothie to wash it down.

Al-Basha Market & Grill | 501 Method Rd. | In addition to carrying the popular chocolate, this local spot is a market + restaurant with bites like chicken shawarma.

Common Grounds Coffee House & Desserts | 219 N. Salem St., Apex | Pair your Dubai dessert with fresh gelato at this coffee shop.

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