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.
Sovenir Trading is your go-to spot in Al Quoz 3 for unique gifts and authentic Dubai mementos that truly capture the spirit of the city.
Looking for that perfect souvenir to remember your Dubai trip or a special gift for a loved one? Sovenir Trading, located in the heart of Al Quoz 3, offers a delightful selection of unique finds and traditional gifts that showcase the best of Emirati culture and Dubai's vibrant charm. As a popular choice for shoppers in Hadaeq Mohammad Bin Rashid, we pride ourselves on bringing you quality items that make for memorable keepsakes. Whether you're searching for handcrafted goods or iconic Dubai memorabilia, Sovenir Trading is sure to have something that catches your eye. We are a trusted local business for all your gifting needs.
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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