Indian range
Reviews consistently describe a strong selection of Indian groceries, including items not commonly found in larger supermarkets.
Adil Supermarket - Oudmetha
Oud Metha
Adil Supermarket in Oud Metha is a compact Indian-focused grocery shop, useful for everyday ingredients that can be harder to find elsewhere. Shoppers especially mention its Indian spices and chakki fresh atta, alongside familiar packaged foods and household essentials.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
324 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Fresh atta
The chakki fresh atta is singled out as good-quality and preferable to some branded alternatives.
Spices
Customers highlight the quality and variety of Indian spices, along with dals and other cooking staples.
Puja supplies
The shop carries puja items and herbs used for hawan and Ayurvedic treatments, which some customers cannot find elsewhere.
Helpful staff
Several reviews describe the staff as friendly, cooperative, and willing to help customers locate products.
Easy parking
One review specifically reports that parking is generally available at the Oud Metha branch.
Haldirams samosas
Frozen Haldirams samosas are mentioned as a convenient bake-at-home option.
Tips for a Better Visit
Bring smaller cash. If paying in cash, carry smaller notes or coins because multiple customers report difficulty getting change, even for 100 AED.
Check packets. Inspect sealed dry-food packets before leaving, particularly peanuts, after a customer reported fungus in two closed packages.
Ask for atta. For flour, ask specifically about the chakki fresh atta, which one reviewer preferred to branded versions.
Plan navigation. Allow extra time to find items: reviews mention missing aisle signs, a congested layout, and staff who may only point you toward an aisle.
Use parking. If driving to the Oud Metha branch, one customer reports parking is usually available in front of the shop.
Plan the visit
Practical details
10th St
Oud Metha, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 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
Pooja items
Customers mention the availability of puja supplies, including items used for religious rituals.
Patanjali items
Patanjali products are among the named Indian brands reported as available in the store.
Common Concerns
Quality issue
A customer found fungus inside two sealed peanut packets and said the same problem had happened twice.
Higher prices
Some products available in ordinary supermarkets are reported to cost more here, even though the Indian range is valued.
Crowded layout
Several reviews describe the shop as small, congested, shabby, or difficult to navigate.
Cash problems
Customers have reported difficulty getting change, including one complaint about not receiving a receipt.
Missing prices
Shelf prices are not always displayed, so shoppers may need to ask staff for rates.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
55 dirhams
blue packet (I think it’s called “Golden Butter Crisp” or similar)
“I walked into Adil Supermarket for bread and milk, and walked out 55 dirhams lighter with the best packet of biscuits I’ve ever had in my life”Google review · November 2025
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The Bottom Line
Adil Supermarket in Oud Metha is mainly worth considering when you need Indian groceries rather than a standard supermarket shop. Reviews point to a broad selection of Indian products, including spices, dals, pickles, grains, packaged foods, and different types of atta. Some customers specifically come for chakki fresh atta, while others mention puja items, herbs for hawan and Ayurvedic use, and brands such as Haldiram, Amul, Verka, Bikanerwala and Patanjali.
The shop is a compact, community-style store rather than a spacious modern supermarket. That makes it convenient for finding specialist Indian ingredients, but the layout can feel crowded, and aisle signs and shelf prices are not always clear. Staff reviews are mixed: several customers describe friendly assistance, while others report unhelpful service at the counter or difficulty getting change.
Bring smaller cash if possible, and check packaged dry goods before leaving; one customer found fungus in two sealed peanut packets. Prices are often described as reasonable for Indian products, though some everyday items cost more than in larger supermarkets. Parking is reported as easy at this branch, with one review saying it is usually available in front of the shop.
Frozen Haldirams samosas are another practical find for baking at home.