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 handcrafted gifts at The Collect Room, your go-to spot for charming finds in Dubai's Hadaeq Mohammad Bin Rashid neighborhood.
The Collect Room is a delightful boutique nestled in the heart of Hadaeq Mohammad Bin Rashid, offering a curated selection of unique souvenirs and artisan gifts perfect for any occasion. Whether you're looking for a special memento of your time in Dubai or a thoughtful present for loved ones, you'll find an array of beautifully crafted items. We pride ourselves on sourcing distinctive pieces that capture the spirit of the UAE, making us a beloved destination for those seeking quality and originality in their gifts. Drop by The Collect Room on Umm Suqeim street for a truly special shopping experience.
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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