Kababjees Sweets & Kunafa Menu 2026 – Dessert Price Guide
Kababjees closes out its menu with a dessert lineup that spans traditional South Asian sweets, Western-style cake slices, and a Middle Eastern showstopper in Kunafa. This guide breaks down every dessert on the Kababjees menu, from the most affordable everyday option to the priciest shared centerpiece, so you know exactly what to order to close out your meal. For the mains these desserts typically follow, see the Kababjees Karahi Menu with Prices 2026.
Kababjees Sweets & Desserts — Full Price List
Badami Kulfi
Rs.150
Chocolate Cake
Rs.1850
Nutella Brownie
Rs.450
Ferrero Rocher Cake
Rs.2150
Red Velvet Cake
Rs.3150
Molten Lava Cake
Rs.2250
Barffi
Rs.2150
Ghulab Jamun
Rs.2250
Kulfi & Ice Cream — The Everyday Closers
At the lighter, more affordable end, Badami Kulfi (Rs. 200) and the standard Kulfi in Plain or Crunch (Rs. 350) offer a traditional South Asian frozen dessert that’s dense, milky, and less sweet than Western ice cream — a natural finish after a heavier karahi or BBQ meal. Kulfi has been a staple dessert across Pakistan and India for generations, and Kababjees’ version stays close to that traditional preparation. Ice Cream (Rs. 425), available in nine flavors including Pista, Mango, and Oreo, offers more variety for anyone who wants a specific flavor rather than the more uniform kulfi option. Both are practical per-person orders for a full table, rather than something meant to be shared.
Cake Slices — Chocolate, Nutella, Ferrero Rocher & More
Kababjees’ cake selection covers five distinct styles, all priced between Rs. 525 and Rs. 590. Kababjees Chocolate Cake and Nutella Brownie (Rs. 525 each) are both dense and chocolate-forward, making them the richest, most indulgent options at the lower end of the cake pricing. Stepping up slightly, Ferrero Rocher Cake, Red Velvet Cake, and New York Cheesecake (Rs. 590 each) each bring a different profile — Ferrero Rocher leans hazelnut-and-chocolate, Red Velvet brings the classic cream-cheese-frosted flavor, and New York Cheesecake offers a plainer, tangier option built on a biscuit base. For a table that wants to sample the range, ordering two contrasting slices — a chocolate-forward option alongside Red Velvet or Cheesecake — gives enough variety without committing to a full-size cake.
Molten Lava with Ice Cream — The Shared Warm Dessert
Molten Lava with Ice Cream (Rs. 1,090) pairs a warm, gooey chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream, and it’s specifically built for sharing between two people rather than a solo order. The contrast between the warm cake and cold ice cream makes it a good choice for a couple or a small group wanting something more occasion-appropriate than a standard cake slice, and it works particularly well as a follow-up to a lighter meal where there’s still room for something indulgent.
Kunafa — The Premium Centerpiece Dessert
Kunafa (Rs. 1,290) is the most expensive dessert on the Kababjees menu and stands apart from everything else in the dessert section. It’s a traditional Middle Eastern sweet made from fine semolina dough soaked in sugar syrup and layered with cheese and cream, giving it a texture and flavor profile that’s genuinely different from the cakes and ice creams elsewhere on the list. It pairs particularly well after an Arabic-style meal built around Mandi or Sajji, where its Middle Eastern origins match the flavor direction of the rest of the meal, though it works just as well as a special-occasion dessert after any Kababjees main course.
Choosing the Right Dessert for the Occasion
For a quick, everyday finish to a meal, Kulfi or Ice Cream are the most practical picks — affordable, per-person, and quick to serve. For a slightly more indulgent finish, a cake slice like Nutella Brownie or Red Velvet works well without requiring the meal to be a special occasion. For a celebration, birthday, or larger family gathering, Kunafa or Molten Lava with Ice Cream are the better choices — both are richer, priced higher, and designed to be shared as part of the occasion rather than eaten individually. This kind of format-matching is also covered in more detail in the Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kababjees Sweets & Kunafa Menu
What is the most expensive dessert at Kababjees?
Kunafa, at Rs. 1,290, is the priciest dessert on the menu, followed by Molten Lava with Ice Cream at Rs. 1,090.
What is Kunafa made of?
Kunafa is a traditional Middle Eastern dessert made from fine semolina dough soaked in sugar syrup and layered with cheese and cream.
What's the cheapest dessert option at Kababjees?
Badami Kulfi, at Rs. 200, is the most affordable dessert on the menu.
How many people does Molten Lava with Ice Cream serve?
It's built as a shared dessert for two people, pairing a warm chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream.
Which cake flavor is the richest at Kababjees?
Kababjees Chocolate Cake and Nutella Brownie are both the densest, most chocolate-forward options in the cake section.
Are Kababjees dessert prices inclusive of tax?
No — all prices listed are exclusive of Government Taxes, so the final bill will run slightly higher than shown.
