Best Cookies in Dubai

Checked: 8 October 2026

Dubai’s cookie choice is as much about the format as the flavour: a warm, chocolate-chunk classic for the walk back through a mall, an 85g filled cookie, a tin of minis for a table, or a 20-piece box for sharing. This guide compares current products and the real way to get them. Prices from delivery menus are labelled as such; a delivery-app price is not assumed to be the walk-in counter price.

At a glance

The prices above refer to the listed product and channel. Boxes differ in size, and the large, filled cookies are not the same portion as mini cookies. Check the live checkout for stock, delivery slots and any location-specific fee before placing an order.

Eight ways into Dubai’s cookie scene

Ben’s Cookies — a mall stop for chocolate chunks

Ben’s builds its identity around chocolate chunks rather than chips, with a dough based on butter, wheat flour, cane sugar and eggs. That makes it the straightforward choice when you want a warm, substantial cookie while already at a mall, rather than a box that needs planning. Its Dubai stores include the Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Festival City, Mercato, Mirdif City Centre and Dubai Hills; check the branch listing because the hours differ.

On the current Dubai Mall Deliveroo menu, a single cookie is AED16. The range goes beyond chocolate: milk chocolate with dates, white chocolate with cranberry, peanut butter, oatmeal and raisin, and coconut are listed alongside the classic chunks. That gives Ben’s a useful middle ground between a plain chocolate-chip counter and a bakery selling only elaborate filled flavours. Delivery-menu prices may differ from the shop counter. Find a Dubai shop or order through the linked channels.

Chocodoh — choose one cookie or build a proper box

Chocodoh makes the buying decision unusually easy to scale. Classic, Kinder, Nutella, red velvet and double chocolate cookies are AED16 each; S’mores is AED17 and pistachio AED19. A mixed box of eight is AED120, with a 16-piece option at AED230. The operator also sells an 18-piece mini tin for AED95, a more compact format for a gift or shared table.

The Dubai Mall shop is listed daily from 10am to 10pm. For home delivery, the operator advertises a two-hour service across Dubai; orders after 10pm and orders to other Emirates move to the next day. The brand describes its cookies as NYC-style and freshly baked, while the individual flavours let a box mix familiar picks with pistachio or S’mores. See current flavours, prices and delivery terms.

Cookie House — an 85g cookie with a rotating centre

Cookie House is for the oversized, filled end of the market: its “Biggie” line is listed at 85g and AED23 each. A current Al Barsha delivery listing carries chocolate chip, Biscoff, Coco Raffaello, pistachio and Kinder-led flavours. The operator says the selection rotates, so check the order page before choosing a specific centre.

The current Dubai delivery menu lists the 85g cookie at AED23. This is a more useful stop when the appeal is a sizeable, flavour-built cookie than when you want a small classic to eat with coffee. The bakery says it uses shared equipment for dairy, peanuts, soy, tree nuts, egg and wheat and is not an allergy-free bakery. Check the current menu and allergen notes before ordering. See Cookie House’s shop or its Al Barsha delivery menu.

Cookie Days — oversized cookies with a precise portion size

Cookie Days gives the portion a number: its Dubai delivery menu describes the build-your-own box of three as three cookies of 120g each for AED55. Individual chunky flavours, including 70% Valrhona dark chocolate, pistachio and Lotus with milk chocolate, are listed at AED21. A box of six is AED95, and the mini-cookie box is 18 pieces for AED99. That is a useful split between an oversized single-cookie treat and a shareable tasting box.

The Business Bay delivery menu also lists a vegan peanut-butter-and-chocolate cookie at AED23. The offer and stock appear through location-based app menus, not a direct operator checkout; confirm your delivery address and live menu before relying on the selection or promo. Check the Dubai Marina order listing or the Business Bay menu.

Butter by the Dozen — minis, big cookies or a warm skillet

Butter by the Dozen is not a conventional walk-in cookie shop. Its operator describes the business as delivery-first, with collection arranged directly and cookies also available at named partner counters. The menu spans more than one kind of cookie stop: a box of 12 mini cookies costs AED70, while six large cookies are AED75 on the current JLT Deliveroo menu. A 25-piece mini-cookie tin is AED150.

The mini format is the more practical pick when you want several flavours in one box; the bigger cookies are a different portion and should not be compared piece-for-piece with the minis. There are also skillet desserts and ice-cream cookie sandwiches for eating as a plated treat, not for the same keep-and-share purpose. The signature skillet, served with ice cream and described as good for one or two, is AED49 on Deliveroo. See the operator’s ordering, storage and pickup information.

Farah Bakery — compare by weight, then choose the flavour

Farah Bakery publishes the weight as well as the price: its cookies are 80g each, with peanut butter and chocolate crinkle at AED14, Lotus with white chocolate and oats with cranberry at AED16, and pistachio chocolate chip or double chocolate at AED18. That makes the price range easier to interpret than a menu of “large” cookies with no stated size.

These are baked to order for the selected delivery day. The bakery delivers across Dubai; the checkout shows delivery options and fees. Its contact page currently lists AED20 delivery, free from AED150, and an earliest delivery window the following morning. Kitchen collection in Dubai Silicon Oasis is not offered as a checkout option: message first and arrange it with the bakery. See the 80g range and current order details.

Home Bakery — the Chewy Melt by the 20-piece box

Home Bakery’s signature Chewy Melt is sold as a box of 20 for AED206, which comes to AED10.30 each. The bakery describes a chewy outside, melted chocolate inside and a light dusting of icing sugar. It is a batch purchase, not a single-cookie counter order, so it makes more sense for a family table, office or freezer plan than for a one-cookie craving.

Order before 10pm for next-day delivery or collection, subject to location. Home Bakery has several Dubai branches, but the cookie product page is the clear route for checking the current box size and order lead time. The operator warns that it uses nuts in many products and that cross-contamination may occur; it advises people with nut allergies not to order. Check the Chewy Melt listing and order information.

Al Jadeed Bakery — classic cookies by the large box

Not every cookie purchase in Dubai is a warm, oversized single. Al Jadeed sells Original Butter Cookies in an 840g pack for AED24 and Petit Four Vanilla & Chocolate in a 1kg pack for AED40. This is the pantry or tea-table end of the choice: the listed unit is a large shareable pack, so compare the price by weight, not with a 120g café cookie.

The bakery lists its Deira main branch and Oud Metha branch open daily from 6am to 11pm, alongside airport counters. It also delivers within Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman; the operator’s terms show a AED25 delivery charge on orders below AED200. The page does not explicitly promise free delivery above that threshold, so check the final checkout. See the cookie range and the operator’s order terms.

Which format suits you?

For a single mall cookie, Ben’s is the cleanest classic choice at AED16 on its delivery menu. Chocodoh gives the clearest mix-and-match range and box sizes, with fast Dubai delivery. Cookie House suits the filled 85g cookie; Cookie Days publishes a 120g portion and mixes singles with mini boxes. Pick Butter by the Dozen when you specifically want minis, a tin or a warm skillet. Farah is the easiest to compare by gram, and Home Bakery’s 20-piece Chewy Melt box is the practical batch buy. Al Jadeed is the large-pack option for a tea table rather than a fresh oversized single.

FAQs

Where can I buy one cookie rather than a box?

Ben’s, Chocodoh, Cookie House, Cookie Days and Farah Bakery list individual cookies online. Ben’s counter price may differ from its delivery-menu price; Farah has delivery fees or minimums that can make a single cookie a collection order instead.

Which options are best for a group or a gift?

Chocodoh sells eight- and 16-piece boxes and mini tins; Butter by the Dozen sells 12- and 36-piece minis and a 25-piece tin; Home Bakery’s Chewy Melt is a 20-cookie batch; Al Jadeed’s butter-cookie and petit-four packs are sold by weight. Compare quantity and cookie size before comparing the headline price.

Which cookies can be delivered the same day?

Chocodoh advertises two-hour delivery across Dubai. First-party routes at Farah and Home Bakery show next-day lead times for made-to-order items. Cookie Days and the other delivery-app menus show address-specific availability. Check the live checkout for your address and slot.

Selection note: The guide compares current named cookie products, unit or box price and Dubai purchase route. Delivery-platform prices are identified as channel prices; no personal tasting or visit is claimed.

Last checked: 8 October 2026. Menus, branch availability and delivery slots can change; confirm at the linked operator or order page before setting out.