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.
Al Jaber Head Office is your go-to spot in Nadd Al Hammar for unique souvenirs and gifts that capture the spirit of Dubai. Find that perfect memento with ease and convenience right here on Ras Al Khor Road.
Al Jaber Head Office, located in the heart of Nadd Al Hammar on Ras Al Khor Road, is a premier destination for shoppers seeking authentic Dubai souvenirs and unique gifts. Whether you're looking for traditional Omani artifacts, Arabic perfumes, or beautifully crafted keepsakes, Al Jaber Head Office offers a curated selection for every taste and occasion. They are a trusted name for quality and variety, making them a favorite for both tourists and locals wanting to bring a piece of the UAE home. Their convenient location ensures a pleasant shopping experience for everyone exploring Ras Al Khor.
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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