Distinctive design
The metal-heavy Mad Max setting, themed vehicles and detailed fixtures make this more memorable than a standard fuel stop.
ADNOC Service Station | Last Exit Mad X (545)
Hessyan 2
ADNOC Service Station | Last Exit Mad X (545) is a fuel stop in Hessyan 2 with a striking Mad Max-inspired setting. Alongside refuelling, visitors can use the tyre pump and take a break at the surrounding Last Exit food court.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
225 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Quick stops
Several reviews describe efficient service without queues, which is useful when travelling toward Abu Dhabi.
EV charging
A Tesla supercharging station is available, with one review reporting a roughly 20-minute full charge.
Tyre help
Staff have been reported filling cars and pumping up tyres, useful for a quick roadside check.
Food break
The station has access to a food court, giving road-trippers somewhere to pause beyond the fuel pumps.
Tips for a Better Visit
Bring a card. Use a card or carry exact cash if possible, as one review describes repeated problems getting change.
Check coffee. Ask whether a barista or working coffee machine is available before making coffee the reason for your stop.
Verify pressure. Treat the air pump reading cautiously and double-check tyre pressure elsewhere if accuracy matters.
Avoid snacks. Skip the samosa and chicken puff counter if freshness is important; one dated review reported both as uncooked.
Time your stop. Reviews describe little queuing, so this can be a useful road-trip stop when you want to avoid a busier station.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Sheikh Zayed Rd
Hessyan Second, 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
Iced coffee
The iced coffee received a particularly enthusiastic mention from a customer.
Signature pistachio
A customer highlighted the station’s signature pistachio item alongside its service.
Coffee Planet Vanilla Coffee setting
This named coffee-machine setting was mentioned in a complaint because the machine was reportedly broken.
Common Concerns
Change shortages
One customer repeatedly found the register unable to provide change, creating extra hassle for cash payments.
Coffee gaps
Coffee availability is inconsistent: one visitor found no barista, while another reported the Coffee Planet machine broken for months.
Unreliable air pump
A review says the air pump did not show the correct tyre pressure when starting.
Poor shade
The shade netting was reported as needing replacement, making daytime refuelling uncomfortable in the heat.
Freshness concern
One customer specifically warned that samosas and chicken puffs were not fresh and were uncooked.
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The Bottom Line
ADNOC Service Station | Last Exit Mad X (545) is more than a place to refuel. In Hessyan 2, it gives road-trippers a themed Mad Max-style stop with metal décor, unusual vehicles and access to a food court. You can fill the car, ask staff to pump up the tyres, or use the Tesla supercharging station mentioned by one reviewer.
The design is the main reason to pause rather than simply drive on. Reviews mention detailed fixtures, themed toilets, outdoor seating and games including table tennis and billiards. It has the feel of a short outing for families or friends, especially around sunset, rather than a purely functional petrol stop.
Coffee has produced mixed experiences. Customers have praised the iced coffee and signature pistachio, but another visitor found no barista, while an older review said the Coffee Planet Vanilla Coffee setting had been broken for more than two months. Check what is working before relying on it.
One reviewer also reported stale or uncooked samosas and chicken puffs. Service is often described as fast and polite, and several visitors mention no queues. Cash users should carry exact change or a card: a review reports repeated shortages.
The tyre air pump has also been criticised for inaccurate readings, and limited shade may make midday refuelling uncomfortable.