Indian range
Reviews consistently describe a broad selection of Indian groceries, including food items that can be difficult to find elsewhere.
Bur Dubai
Adil Supermarket in Bur Dubai is a useful stop for Indian groceries, especially spices, atta and harder-to-find food items. Reviews also mention Pooja materials and a store layout that is easy to browse, though prices and after-billing policies deserve attention.
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Reviews consistently describe a broad selection of Indian groceries, including food items that can be difficult to find elsewhere.
The store is specifically noted for its variety of Indian spices and masala products.
Pooja materials and Hindu puja kits are useful specialist finds for shoppers looking for these items.
One review says the shop makes flour in-house, alongside its wider flour selection.
A recent customer found the shop well-organized, with most needed products available and helpful staff.
One review places the shop a short walk from the Al Nahna Street bus stop.
Compare prices. Check prices against nearby shops, especially for millets and other items before paying.
Check billing. Confirm your items and decision before the bill is printed, since one customer reported no immediate refund afterward.
Verify stock. If you are visiting for a specific product, ask about availability first because one reviewer found requested items repeatedly out of stock.
Use the bus. For public transport, get off at the Al Nahna Street bus stop; a review places the shop a 2/3-minute walk away.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Indian atta is specifically mentioned among the store's grocery staples.
One review notes a grinding mill alongside Indian masala, pulses, atta and grains.
Several customers consider the shop more expensive than nearby supermarkets, with millets called out specifically.
A customer says refunds were refused immediately after the bill was printed, even for an unwanted item.
One review reports orders taking weeks to arrive and calls going unanswered after requested changes.
A reviewer says items can be out of stock when they return, even after requesting them.
This branch was described as slightly smaller than other Al Adil stores.
The Bottom Line
Adil Supermarket in Bur Dubai is mainly a destination for Indian grocery shopping rather than a general supermarket run. Customers mention Indian spices, masala, atta, pulses and grains, with one review also noting a grinding mill and another describing flour made in the shop. If you are looking for food products that are not easy to find in other supermarkets, this branch is worth considering.
Pooja materials are another clear draw. Reviews mention Hindu puja kits and broader cultural or traditional items, while Gujarati products and food from India are also specifically noted. The branch is described as neat and organized, and a recent shopper found most needed products plus friendly, helpful staff.
It is reportedly a short walk from the Al Nahna Street bus stop. Pricing is less consistent. Some customers call it economical or reasonably priced, but others say it costs more than nearby stores, with millets singled out as expensive.
Check the price before paying. Also confirm your purchase before the bill is printed: one recent review reports that an immediate refund was refused. Delivery feedback is poor in one account, including waits of weeks and unanswered calls, so in-store shopping may be safer when timing matters.
Stock can also vary for particular items.