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Creator of viral ‘Dubai chocolate’ opens pop-up store at Changi Airport T1
The Straits Times
|November 07, 2025
The Dubai-based company that created the world-famous “Dubai chocolate” — a chocolate bar with pistachio cream and crunchy kataifi filling - has set up shop at Changi Airport with a popup store at Terminal 1's transit area.
The popup, which will run for three months until end-January 2026, is Fix Dessert Chocolatier’s first in Asia.
Chocolate lovers can now get their hands on crowd-favourite Can’t Get Knafeh Of It, known commonly as “Dubai chocolate”, at the store daily from 6am to midnight.
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