Fresh atta
You can choose from freshly milled flours, including wheat varieties and diabetic-friendly atta.
Adil Supermarket - Karama 2
Al Karama
Adil Supermarket - Karama 2 is a large Indian-focused supermarket in Al Karama, useful for pantry shopping when you need hard-to-find desi ingredients. Reviews especially point to freshly ground atta and an unusually broad selection of Indian spices, pulses and snacks.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
1,426 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Spice selection
Reviews highlight the extensive range of Indian spices, masalas, pulses and herbs.
Snack variety
The snacks section includes familiar Indian treats and mouth fresheners that customers say are hard to find elsewhere.
Bulk packs
The larger branch has selected bulk packs on one floor, useful for stocking up on essentials.
Festival items
Seasonal shopping is covered with products for Holi, Diwali and Rakhi.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check dates. Check expiry dates, especially on promotional items, after reports of out-of-date stock.
Inspect produce. Inspect fresh items before accepting delivery or leaving the store; reviews specifically flag Alphonso mangoes and paneer.
Go off-peak. Visit outside busy periods to avoid long payment queues and festival crowds.
Ask for bulk. If you are stocking up, check the first-floor bulk section for selected items and larger packs.
Compare prices. Compare prices for non-essential categories and branded drinks, which some shoppers found more expensive elsewhere.
Plan the visit
Practical details
77 Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed St
Al Karama, Dubai
| 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 |
Popular Mentions
Diabetic Aata
The store is noted for specialty flour options, including diabetic-friendly atta.
Jeera Mittai
One review highlights fresh mill powders alongside Jeera Mittai and mouth fresheners.
Frooti Mango Drink
Frooti Mango Drink is specifically mentioned as an Indian-made product that one customer found notably expensive.
Amul products
Amul products receive a positive mention in a review that otherwise asks for more brand choice.
Peacock brand
The store's own Peacock brand is mentioned as a prominent option, though one shopper wanted more competing brands.
Common Concerns
Quality concerns
Some customers reported old or unreliable stock, including poor Alphonso mangoes and paneer that tasted bitter before its expiry date.
Service inconsistency
Service reports range from helpful staff to slow, inattentive or discourteous counter service.
Billing dispute
One customer said the billed amount differed from the displayed price and that the difference was not refunded.
Higher prices
Several reviews say some categories cost more than at other supermarkets, including Indian-made drinks and utensils.
Crowded visits
Narrow aisles, long payment queues and festival crowds can make shopping uncomfortable at busy times.
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The Bottom Line
Adil Supermarket - Karama 2 is a useful stop in Al Karama when your list is built around Indian groceries rather than standard supermarket basics. Shoppers come for freshly ground atta, Indian spices, pulses, masalas and a sizeable snacks section, including familiar treats that can be difficult to find elsewhere. The branch is described as larger than many other Adil stores, with selected bulk packs on one floor.
There is also a strong desi household angle: reviews mention festival items for Holi, Diwali and Rakhi, as well as pooja accessories and hard-to-find cooking ingredients. Fresh mill powders such as ragi and jowar are another draw, and one reviewer specifically mentions diabetic atta. The main caution is consistency.
Some customers report helpful staff and fresh, well-organised products, while others describe slow or inattentive service, long queues and a billing-price mismatch. Quality complaints include old stock, poor Alphonso mangoes, delivered coconuts and siwaya, and paneer that tasted bitter before its expiry date. Check dates and inspect fresh items carefully.
Prices are generally described as reasonable for many staples, but Frooti Mango Drink, some Indian-made products and utensils were considered expensive. Off-peak visits should be easier, particularly outside weekends and festivals.