Where to buy Dubai chocolate in Sharm el-Sheikh and what is the price?
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 17 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 17 days ago
TL;DR
According to travellers in summer 2026, Dubai chocolate cost about $3 at the Fix Price store in Sharm el-Sheikh. On a sightseeing tour the same bar was offered for $8, and in a shop inside one hotel for $10. Participants therefore advise buying sweets in town shops such as Fix Price and Mango Market rather than on excursions or at hotels.
Other sweets for gifts. In late July 2026 participants wrote that boxed sweets in grocery shops cost $3–4 for a 300 g pack. In late September 2026 travellers tried a Dubai chocolate ice-cream bar in a cardboard box for 60 Egyptian pounds and found it very tasty.
In late July 2026 a participant recommended going to Carrefour: in her view, Mango Market, Fix Price and similar shops stock the cheapest goods in both price and quality, while Carrefour is the opposite — that is where she bought plain dates in 1 kg boxes. She added that chocolate-covered dates in 250–350 g packs are cheaper at Fix Price than at Mango Market.
In early July 2026 a traveller staying at a hotel with nowhere to walk to nearby wrote that prices in its on-site shops were outrageous: a Dubai chocolate bar that costs $3 in Sharm was selling there for $10.
In June 2026 a participant shared a comparison: on a sightseeing tour Dubai chocolate was sold for $8, while the same chocolate cost $3 at Fix Price. His advice: buy nothing on sightseeing tours, as prices there are heavily inflated.
Chocolate-covered dates are a common buy alongside Dubai chocolate. In June 2026, six assorted packs were offered for $20 on a tour, while a pack cost $2–3 at Mango Market or Fix Price. In July 2026 travellers bought 3 packs for $5 and the same dates loose at 800 g for $7, but noted that the dates at Mango Market taste better.