The viral Dubai chocolate trend has taken the internet by storm, with influencers and foodies raving about the unique filled chocolate bars. Brands like Nestle, Lidl, and Lindt have rushed to create their own versions. MailOnline reporters taste-tested three popular variations of the Dubai chocolate to determine if it lives up to the hype. Lidl's option was the cheapest but lacked the distinctive crunch of the pastry. Godiva's chocolate tablet impressed the reporters with its intense pistachio filling and luxurious packaging. Läderach's variety was the most expensive and received high praise for its delicious taste and quality.