Best Cheesecake in Dubai

Cheesecake has become one of Dubai's most popular dessert orders, and the city's cafes and dessert shops have elevated it well beyond the standard slice. The Basque burnt cheesecake — intentionally darkened on the exterior, producing a caramelised bitterness that contrasts with the custardy, barely set interior — has been particularly popular. New York-style dense cheesecake on a biscuit base remains a consistent favourite.

Places UAE helps you find the best cheesecake spots in Dubai and earn cashback on every visit.

Cheesecake Styles in Dubai

New York-style cheesecake — dense, cream cheese-based, on a graham cracker crust, served chilled — is the most recognisable style in Dubai. The best versions have a very smooth, rich texture with a subtle tang from the cream cheese.

Basque-style cheesecake has become the trendy alternative. Made without a crust, baked at high temperature to achieve a deeply caramelised top, and served at room temperature or slightly warm. Japanese-style cheesecake — light, almost soufflé-like — is available at several Japanese and fusion cafes.

Best Cheesecake in Dubai

Specialty dessert cafes in Al Quoz, Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina bake fresh daily and offer creative seasonal flavours. Several Japanese and Korean cafes have introduced lighter versions that have built dedicated followings.

Cashback on Dessert Cafes in Dubai

Pay through Places UAE at partnered dessert cafes and bakeries to earn cashback on cheesecakes and other desserts.

Where to eat cheesecake with cashback

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11 Places partner restaurants serve cheesecake. Pay through the app and earn cashback on the bill — no coupons, no vouchers.

Menu items and prices come from the venues' own Places menus and can change. Cashback rates and eligible hours vary by venue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find Basque cheesecake in Dubai?

Basque-style cheesecake is now widely available across Dubai's cafe scene. Several specialty dessert shops in Al Quoz, Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina bake it fresh daily.

What is the difference between New York and Basque cheesecake?

New York cheesecake is dense, smooth, and served chilled on a biscuit base. Basque cheesecake has no crust, is baked at high heat to caramelise the exterior, and has a softer, almost custard-like interior.

Can I earn cashback on desserts in Dubai?

Yes — pay through Places UAE at partnered dessert cafes and bakeries to earn cashback on every visit.

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