Most people who’ve ordered from Koftegi have never seen past the kofte and doner. The dessert and tea menu is its own program — deep enough to close out a meal, cater a gathering, or stand on its own as a bakery-case order.
Baklava, Three Ways
Baklava at Koftegi is sold by the piece ($3), as a 12-piece box ($30), or as a full 72-piece tray ($110) — a range built for everything from a single after-dinner bite to a full dessert spread for a party. Baklava Carrot ($5, or $8 for the larger size) is a variation on the classic, shaped and rolled differently from the standard piece.
Kunafa
Kunafa ($14.99 as a single order, $85 for a full tray) is Koftegi’s other headline dessert — a shredded-pastry-and-cheese dish typically served warm, with the tray option built for sharing at a larger gathering rather than a single order.
Beyond the Classics: Dubai Chocolate, Turkish Delight & Cakes
Koftegi’s dessert case goes further than the two most familiar names. Dubai Chocolate ($15) and Turkish Delight ($25) round out the more distinctive Middle Eastern and Turkish sweets on the menu. For guests who want something closer to a Western-style dessert, there’s Tres Leches Cake ($9.99, with a half tray at $50 and a full tray at $100), Mosaic Cake ($9.99), Pistachio Dream Cake ($7.99), Berries Dream Cake ($7.99), and Tiramisu ($8.99) — all real, priced items sitting alongside the more traditional Turkish sweets rather than replacing them.
Rice Pudding, Ashoura & Muhalayia
For lighter, less rich options, Turkish Rice Pudding ($9.99) and Ashoura ($12.99, a grain-and-fruit pudding common in Turkish and Levantine dessert traditions) are milder than baklava or kunafa. Muhalayia (small $7.99, large $10.99) is another milk-pudding-style option for anyone who wants something lighter to close a meal.
Turkish Coffee & Tea
Dessert at Koftegi pairs naturally with the beverage menu’s Turkish coffee and tea service. Turkish Coffee is $4 for a single serving or $5 for a double, and the tea program includes a Tea Pot ($12.99 large, $7.99 small) built for sharing, or a single Tea Cup ($3) for one person. For a warmer-weather order, Fresh Mint Lemonade ($10.99) is also on the beverage menu as a non-caffeinated option.
Building a Dessert Order for a Group
For a shared dessert order after a meal, a reasonable combination is one tray-format item (the 12-piece Baklava box or a full Kunafa order) plus a lighter option like Turkish Rice Pudding for anyone who doesn’t want something as rich, paired with a Tea Pot for the table. For a larger event, the full 72-piece Baklava tray ($110) or full Kunafa tray ($85) scale to a bigger group without individually boxing dozens of pieces.
How to Order Dessert
Koftegi’s full dessert and tea menu, with current pricing, is available directly through the online ordering page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Koftegi have baklava? A: Yes — by the piece ($3), a 12-piece box ($30), or a full 72-piece tray ($110).
Q: Is kunafa available as a full tray for a party? A: Yes, a full Kunafa tray is $85, alongside a $14.99 single order.
Q: What is Dubai chocolate? A: A pistachio-and-kadaifi-filled chocolate dessert, priced at $15 at Koftegi.
Q: Does Koftegi serve Turkish coffee and tea? A: Yes — Turkish Coffee ($4 single, $5 double), a Tea Pot ($12.99 large, $7.99 small), and a single Tea Cup ($3).
Q: What’s a lighter dessert option? A: Turkish Rice Pudding ($9.99) or Muhalayia ($7.99 small, $10.99 large) are milder than baklava or kunafa.
Q: Is the dessert menu halal? A: Yes, the entire Koftegi menu, including all desserts and beverages, is halal.
