The Dubai chocolate craze has officially found its way to your nearest 7-Eleven! The convenience store chain has just launched a new Dubai Chewy Cookie, priced at $6 each and available at most 7-Eleven outlets across Singapore.
If you’re curious to see how this stacks up against other versions, check out our list of the best bakeries with Dubai chewy cookies in Singapore.Â
This launch is a collaboration with Nasty Cookie, a homegrown halal bakery known for its chunky New York-style gourmet cookies.
The brand currently has outlets at Funan, VivoCity, and Jewel Changi Airport, and has already been offering their own Dubai chewy cookie in-store. This collaboration with 7-Eleven, however, is a first.
The Dubai Chewy Cookie comes with a soft, chewy cocoa chocolate marshmallow skin wrapped around Nasty Cookie’s signature pistachio filling, finished with crunchy, golden kunafe threads running through the centre.
Given how viral the Dubai chocolate trend has been in Singapore over the past year, with bakeries and cafes all putting out their own versions, the convenience of picking one up at 7-Eleven, rather than making a trip down to a Nasty Cookie outlet, is a big draw too.
That said, if you do want to head to Nasty Cookie stores, you can try their other flavours too, including Matcha, Cookies & Cream, and Choc Mint, also priced at $6 each.
Otherwise, read our guide to the best kunafa desserts in Singapore for pistachio chocolate, kunafa waffles and more. In other dessert news, read our guide to the best high tea deals in Singapore for 2026.
Feature image adapted from @nastycookiee
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