Neuhaus, the creator of the famous “Belgian Praline” in 1912 and the equally famous “Belgian Ballotin” gift box in 1915, is passionate about creating and extended range of exquisite chocolates to both the eye and the palate.
Discover unique souvenirs and thoughtful gifts at Al Hayat Al Mudhisha Novelties Trading on Sheikh Rashid Road in Deira. Find that perfect memento to remember your Dubai trip.
Al Hayat Al Mudhisha Novelties Trading is your go-to spot in Deira for delightful souvenirs and unique gift items. Located conveniently on Sheikh Rashid Road in the Al Garhoud area, we offer a diverse collection to help you find that special something. Whether you're looking for traditional Emirati crafts or quirky modern novelties, our shop has treasures to suit every taste. We pride ourselves on offering quality items that make for memorable keepsakes or thoughtful presents for friends and family back home. Come explore the charming selection at Al Hayat Al Mudhisha, your trusted local source for gifts and souvenirs in Dubai.
Neuhaus, the creator of the famous “Belgian Praline” in 1912 and the equally famous “Belgian Ballotin” gift box in 1915, is passionate about creating and extended range of exquisite chocolates to both the eye and the palate.
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