ADNOC Service Station | Al Yufra (232)

ADNOC Service Station | Al Yufra (232)

Damac Hills

ADNOC Service Station | Al Yufra (232) is a compact fuel stop in Damac Hills, useful for refuelling, quick bites and a short break on the DIP–Dubai Land stretch. Reviews also mention coffee, a restroom and a small Geant Express shop.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
150 ratings
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58%
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25%
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7%

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The Good Stuff

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Convenient stop

A useful fuel-up location for drivers travelling between DIP and the Dubai Land stretch.

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Quick visits

Several reviews describe fast filling, including one reporting no queues and service with a smile.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Avoid rushes. Visit outside busy periods if possible; Thursday nights can draw desert riders and queues.

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Check air. Do not rely on the air pump without checking it first, as multiple reviews report faults.

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Practical details

Madinat Hind 4 - Damac Hills - Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Bakery

A bakery is mentioned among the station’s quick food options.

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DRAGON

One customer specifically mentions the Dragon energy drink as a favourite purchase.

Common Concerns

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Unreliable pump

The air-pressure pump has been reported as faulty, including a complaint that it remained unfixed.

Long waits

Queues and limited operating dispensers can slow things down during busy periods.

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The Bottom Line

ADNOC Service Station | Al Yufra (232) is a compact fuel stop in Damac Hills, useful when you need to refuel, grab a drink or make a short roadside break on the DIP and Dubai Land stretch. Reviews describe it as a convenient rescue stop when fuel is running low, especially after a desert outing. There is a small Geant Express mini market with limited options, plus a restroom.

Customers mention coffee, a bakery and the Dragon energy drink, while one reviewer stopped to pump the wheels after a desert ride. It is handy for essentials and quick bites, but not a full supermarket. Service is mixed.

Several visitors report fast filling, friendly staff and no queues, while others describe slow pumps, rude or unwelcoming service, and no attendant available. One review found only one dispensing unit working; another said the four filling booths were not enough during busy periods. Thursday nights can be especially busy with desert riders.

The air pump deserves caution: reviews say it was not working properly and had not been fixed despite repeated complaints. Items were also called expensive compared with another ADNOC. Check the queue and equipment before relying on a quick stop.

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