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, locally-inspired gifts and souvenirs at Little Majlis, your go-to spot for authentic keepsakes in Downtown Dubai. Find that perfect something to remember your visit or delight a loved one.
Little Majlis is your charming destination for unique souvenirs and gifts right in the heart of Downtown Dubai. As a beloved independent shop, we pride ourselves on offering a curated selection of locally-inspired items, perfect for capturing the spirit of Dubai. Whether you're looking for a special memento of your trip or a thoughtful gift for family and friends back home, you'll find beautifully crafted pieces that tell a story. We’re more than just a shop; we’re a little piece of Dubai’s creative soul, conveniently located on Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard. Come explore our collection and find treasures that truly reflect the magic of the UAE.
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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