Cheap Meriah, Sightings Of Dubai Street Chocolate In Semarang For IDR 15 Thousand

Dubai Chocolate (TikTok @minalditamsil)

JAKARTA - Recently, Dubai chocolate has become a hot topic of conversation on social media. Street snacks in Semarang suddenly managed to attract the attention of culinary lovers with a flavor that was claimed to be premium, but sold at a very affordable price. No wonder, this chocolate immediately became a trend in Semarang.

Reported by VOI from the TikTok account @minalditamsil on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, this Dubai chocolate brand Mama Luis for IDR 15 thousand. The chocolate is smaller than Dubai's real chocolate. This Semarang Dubai chocolate packaging is also green.

This local version of Dubai chocolate sales location is located in front of the sub-district office in the Tlogosari area, Semarang, Central Java. This Dubai chocolate is offered on the street side of the street.

The man split the chocolate. When it was broken, there was a green filling. The man admitted that the Dubai Semarang chocolate taste was sweet and the contents were light textured. However, it is not yet known whether it uses kunafa and pistachio or not.

"At least it's green, the green is still there. The kriuks are still there. But don't expect it to be like IDR 300 thousand," he said.

The upload was flooded with netizens' responses. Some netizens feel Dubai chocolate is Rp. 15,000 suitable for small children. While others believe that the contents in Dubai Chocolate are not kunafa and pistachio.

"You can make the bocils that FOMO asks her mother to buy Dubai chocolate," commented the netizen.

"It's very creative, the market is suitable for bocil-bocil who are curious about the Dubai Chocolate," wrote another netizen.

"Rp. 15 thousand ngrep pistachio sama kunafa, sing eling best," said another netizen.

"Surely kunafa will be replaced by a tiger," said another netizen.

Dubai chocolate prices generally cost IDR 300 thousand. Dubai chocolate is a typical Middle Eastern snack that has an authentic taste of Dubai. Where the chocolate contains kunafa, pistachio, and tahini which are typical Middle Eastern food ingredients.