If you have yet to hop on the Dubai chocolate train, don’t worry, as the trend is still firmly in its heyday — and you don’t even have to make your own pistachio cream to try it. In fact, earlier in 2025 Shake Shack released a Dubai chocolate shake, and the same summer saw Crumbl dropping a stellar Dubai chocolate brownie, much to the delight of doting fans. Several craft chocolate makers have understandably thrown their hats in the ring, and the result was one of the best taste-tests done to date. Surprisingly, though the same basic ingredients go into making every variation of Dubai chocolate, all the bars tasted starkly different from one another. Some were more subtle, while others boasted a thick and creamy center. A few let the kadayif take center stage, and some brands brought ample salt into the equation. Emily Hunt, posted on TastingTable.com., ranked 6 bars. The bars at the bottom represent the most basic iterations of the treat that are suitable for those new to the flavor profile, while those toward the top are for consumers familiar with the profile and ready for a treat that really packs a punch. Click HERE to see the winners.