7 of the best Dubai tiramisus to indulge in
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by Sarah Joseph
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Tiramisus in Dubai have evolved into an art form, reflecting the city's flair for luxury.
From traditional recipes steeped in Italian authenticity to modern, deconstructed renditions with playful twists, Dubai's fine dining scene offers a myriad of tiramisus for every palate.
Whether it's the classic, velvety layers served at Il Borro or Cipriani, or the avant-garde interpretations found at Gaia, each restaurant brings its unique personality to this beloved dessert. The city's top chefs balance rich mascarpone, bold espresso, and delicate ladyfingers with precision, often adding touches like gold leaf, table-side preparation, or unusual textures for that extra wow factor. In a city known for setting global trends, tiramisu here is more than just a dessert—it's a statement. So scroll through our guide of tried-and-tested Tiramisus to savour in Dubai. Il Borro Tuscan Bistro
Nestled along the serene waterways of Jumeirah Al Naseem, Il Borro Tuscan Bistro offers a slice of Tuscany in the heart of Dubai. Known for its dedication to authentic ingredients and heritage recipes, their tiramisu is a rich, velvety indulgence layered with delicate savoiardi biscuits, mascarpone cream, and a dusting of fine cocoa. It's perfectly balanced—not too sweet, with just the right espresso kick. The setting is upscale yet relaxed, with chic interiors and alfresco seating that looks out over the lagoon, making it a dreamy spot for a romantic evening or refined dinner with friends.
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Tucked away in the brand-new Origami at The Valley 77, this exclusive matcha tiramisu is earthy, elegant, and everything a summer dessert should be. With delicate layers, a creamy finish, and the kind of quiet indulgence that feels like a mini escape, this is matcha reimagined.
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The brand showcases a delightful array of tiramisu creations, offering a modern twist on the classic Italian dessert. Based in Dubai, Tirameu specialises in handcrafted tiramisu available in various flavors and sizes, catering to both individual indulgences and group gatherings. Their visually appealing posts highlight the rich textures and flavors of their desserts, making it a go-to destination for tiramisu enthusiasts in the region. Launched by a mother-daughter duo this dessert is definitely one to try in the UAE. Scalini
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This Italian restaurant exudes old-world Italian charm tucked away in the elegant grounds of the Four Seasons. With whitewashed walls, candlelit tables, and a cozy courtyard, it sets the scene for a romantic, intimate dinner. Their tiramisu is traditional and unapologetically indulgent—layers of espresso-drenched sponge and luscious mascarpone cream come together in a rich, creamy masterpiece that tastes like nonna made it. It's served generously, and you'll want to savor every bite at Four Seasons Jumeirah Beach.
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If you're craving tiramisu in Dubai, Public in Downtown Dubai is a must-visit for its standout version of the classic dessert, praised for both flavor and presentation. Another great option is Tiramisu Café on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, offering a wide variety of flavors like pistachio, Nutella, and fruit-infused versions, with delivery available via Deliveroo and Talabat.
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This haven combines fine Italian dining with a lively, upscale vibe that attracts Dubai's stylish set. Their tiramisu is a crowd favorite—decadent, creamy, and theatrically presented, often at the table. It strikes a beautiful balance between traditional and contemporary, with espresso, mascarpone, and cocoa layered to perfection. Whether you're seated in the chic dining room or out on the terrace with Burj Khalifa views, the experience is as much about atmosphere as it is about the plate. It's the kind of place where dinner easily turns into a long, luxurious night out. CHUNK
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CHUNK Bakehouse in Al Quoz serves tiramisu with a rich chocolate layer that's a hit among dessert lovers. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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