Indian range
A dependable stop for Indian groceries, including spices, pulses, rice, flours, pickles, papads and ready-to-cook items.
Muhaisnah
Adil Supermarket - Qussais3 is a Muhaisnah supermarket with a strong Indian grocery selection. Shoppers come for hard-to-find imported snacks and fresh wheat flour produced in the store’s small flour mill.
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A dependable stop for Indian groceries, including spices, pulses, rice, flours, pickles, papads and ready-to-cook items.
The in-store mill produces fresh wheat flour, with reviews also mentioning freshly ground rice flour and other flours.
The range covers South Indian essentials such as dosa batter and idli rice alongside North Indian atta and masalas.
Indian household goods, traditional cookware and Hindu festival and puja items are available under one roof.
Imported snacks that are difficult to find in regular supermarkets are part of the selection.
The frozen section includes Indian snacks and sweets, with one review specifically recommending Haldiram's frozen paranthas.
Confirm delivery. If ordering home delivery, confirm the minimum order before placing it; one customer was quoted changing thresholds.
Allow time. Build in extra time for checkout, especially if you have only a few items; a four-item purchase took 15 minutes to bill.
Ask for milling. Ask about the small flour mill if you want freshly ground wheat flour rather than a packaged option.
Compare prices. Check prices against nearby alternatives or buy selectively, as several reviews describe the store as comparatively expensive.
Check puja stock. For festival shopping, check availability of specific puja items in advance because flowers were not always in stock.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
Freshly milled flour is one of the store’s recurring practical draws, with reviews describing fresh wheat flour from its own mill.
Patanjali goods are specifically recommended by reviewers looking for Indian products that can be difficult to find elsewhere in Dubai.
Several reviews report inattentive checkout service; one customer waited 15 minutes to pay for four items while alone in the shop.
Home delivery terms were reported as inconsistent, with the stated minimum order changing from AED 20 to AED 50 and then AED 30.
Some customers find prices higher than other shops, including a review comparing this branch unfavourably with the Sharjah showroom.
Most Indian spices are available, but one review found the choice of brands limited.
A review praised the product range but said the store layout and presentation need improvement.
The Bottom Line
Adil Supermarket - Qussais3 is a useful Muhaisnah stop when your shopping list leans Indian. Reviews point to a broad selection of spices, pulses, rice and flours, plus regional staples such as dosa batter, idli rice, atta and masalas. The store also carries frozen snacks and sweets, ready-to-cook foods, and hard-to-find imported snacks.
The small in-store flour mill is a notable practical feature: shoppers mention fresh wheat flour and other freshly ground flours. You can also look for Patanjali products, traditional cookware and puja supplies, making this more than a standard grocery run for Indian households and festival preparation. The trade-off is service consistency.
Multiple customers describe lazy or inattentive staff and slow billing; one shopper waited 15 minutes for four items and reported an incorrect price on the bill. Prices are also described as higher than competing shops, although some reviewers consider the range and quality worth the convenience. Brand choice for spices may be limited.
Home delivery is available according to the business description, but confirm the minimum order before relying on it: one customer reported being quoted AED 20, AED 50 and then AED 30. Check puja stock too, as flowers may not always be available.