EV charging
The station has 10 EV chargers, giving electric-vehicle drivers a useful charging option alongside conventional refuelling.
ADNOC Service Station | Al Quoz (529)
Al Quoz
ADNOC Service Station | Al Quoz (529) is a fuel stop in Al Quoz with refuelling, an ADNOC Oasis shop and vehicle services. Reviews also point to 10 EV chargers and a car wash, though the wash’s reliability varies.
Reputation Score
3.4
★★★☆☆
489 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
App refuelling
ADNOC’s app supports self-service fuel refilling, which may help when the forecourt is busy or short-staffed.
On-site food
KFC is available at the station, making it practical for a quick meal while you stop for fuel.
Clean facilities
One visitor found the forecourt spacious, clean and well-lit, with a tidy, well-stocked shop and clean restrooms.
Wash options
A detailed review describes the manual wash using high-pressure water, soap, microfiber cloths and a separate vacuum bay.
Helpful response
Staff helped inspect a customer’s car after a nearby tyre shop refused assistance, rather than leaving the issue unresolved.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try off-peak. Avoid evening and peak-hour visits if you need a quick fill-up; customers repeatedly report long queues and waits of 20–30 minutes.
Use the app. For fuel-only stops, try ADNOC’s self-service option through the ADNOC Distribution app to reduce dependence on attendants.
Check washing. Before joining the wash queue, confirm that the pump and chosen wash are operating; customers waited before learning the manual wash was closed.
Clarify coverage. Ask what the wash includes before paying, especially for the bonnet and interior: one customer was told engine chemical spray wash cost extra.
Inspect the car. Check the glass and body after washing and raise issues immediately; customers reported white spots and a scratched car.
Allow time. Leave extra time for oil changes too: one customer reported a two-hour wait, although another said their job took 10 minutes.
Plan the visit
Practical details
568W+2CX - 1 Al Waha St
Al Qouz Third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
ADNOC Oasis
The on-site ADNOC Oasis is mentioned as a stocked stop for coffee and everyday drinks, snacks and travel essentials.
Oil change service
Oil changes receive mixed feedback, ranging from a reported 10-minute completion to a reported two-hour wait.
Common Concerns
Fuel delays
Understaffing is a repeated complaint, with one customer reporting 20–30 minutes just to get fuel.
Wash queues
Manual washing can take 30 minutes per car, and queues have reportedly stretched total waits to two or three hours.
Unreliable wash
Customers have reported both automatic and manual wash closures, including waits before discovering that the pump was not working.
Poor interiors
Several reviews criticise interior cleaning, including a 50 AED service without proper tools or liquids for leather seats.
Equipment issues
The air compressor was described as repeatedly unavailable over a two-year period, limiting its usefulness for tyre checks.
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The Bottom Line
ADNOC Al Quoz is more than a fuel stop: you can refuel, use the ADNOC Oasis shop, grab KFC, charge an EV, or book an oil change and car wash. One review describes 10 EV chargers, while another found the forecourt spacious, clean and well-lit. The app also supports self-service refuelling, which could be useful when attendants are stretched.
The main drawback is time. Multiple customers describe an understaffed forecourt, with fuel waits of 20–30 minutes and evening queues. The manual wash has been reported at 30 minutes per car, and a queue can turn that into two or three hours.
Car-wash feedback is mixed: one detailed account praises high-pressure water, soap, microfiber cloths and a vacuum bay, but others report plain-water washing, poor interior cleaning, scratches, or equipment being out of order. Check the wash is operating and clarify exactly what is included before paying. Parking is described as ample in one visit, although another found it crowded.
KFC is a practical extra if you are already stopping, and the station’s shop is reported as tidy and well-stocked. For a quick fuel-only visit, try off-peak hours or use the ADNOC app; for washing or oil changes, leave plenty of time and inspect the result before driving away.