Quick fueling
Fuel stops are reported as quick, with fast service.
Al Khawaneej
ADNOC Service Station | Al Khawaneej (527) is a practical fuel stop in Al Khawaneej, with reviews praising quick refuelling and courteous attendants. Customers also mention an ADNOC oasis, coffee, a convenience store and simple car services such as engine-oil changes.
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Fuel stops are reported as quick, with fast service.
Smiling, polite and welcoming staff are a consistent highlight.
Staff can take orders from the car, making fuelling and small purchases more convenient.
One review specifically recommends the coffee alongside the convenience-store stop.
It is one of the ADNOC stations reviewers mention having an ADNOC oasis on the route.
Reviews mention simple car services, including engine-oil changes.
Plan parking. If you want the store after fuelling, allow for very limited parking; one review says there are only two spaces.
Avoid evenings. Try visiting outside the evening rush, which one customer described as busy.
Ask pricing. Before an oil change, ask for the current total because a customer reported no clear fixed rates.
Check availability. Confirm that oil-change staff are present before relying on the service, especially later in the day.
Test air. If you need tyre air, check the machine before depending on it; a review says it often malfunctions.
Plan the visit
Parking is very restricted, with one review reporting only two spaces.
A visit with only one worker caused problems for customers.
Engine-oil pricing has been described as inconsistent, with no clear fixed rate.
One customer said the mechanic could not change the oil and filter and lacked the right tool.
The air-filling machine has reportedly failed to work properly on many occasions.
The Bottom Line
ADNOC Service Station | Al Khawaneej (527) is a straightforward fuel stop in Al Khawaneej, with reviews especially positive about quick refuelling and courteous attendants. Some customers say staff take orders from the car, which makes a routine stop easier. There is more than fuel here: reviewers mention an ADNOC oasis on the route, a coffee option, a convenience store, and simple car services including engine-oil changes.
That makes it useful when you need to refuel and pick up something small, rather than make a separate stop. The main catch is space. Several reviews say the station has only two parking spaces, or no practical parking for the Géant mini market, so buying something after fuelling can mean stopping briefly near the store.
Evening periods can also be busy, and one customer reported only two pumps filling gas while many cars waited. Treat the workshop services with a little caution. Customers have reported inconsistent oil-change pricing, a mechanic unable to open the oil button or change oil and filter, and no one available for an oil change at 21:50 on one visit.
The air-filling machine has also been unreliable. Ask about the price and service availability first.