Fuel choice
You can choose between Super 98, Special 95 and Diesel.
Umm Eselay
ADNOC Service Station | Umm Eselay (521) is a spacious fuel stop in Umm Eselay with Super 98, Special 95 and Diesel. It is also useful for a longer travel break, with a well-stocked C Store for snacks and coffee plus an electric vehicle charging facility.
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You can choose between Super 98, Special 95 and Diesel.
The station has a big parking lot, making it easier to stop during a journey.
The C Store is well-stocked with snacks, drinks and other essentials.
An electric vehicle recharging facility is available on site.
McDonald's is located at the station for a quick meal.
One review found the public restrooms well-maintained.
Check charging. If charging, verify the actual output: one review found 25 kW despite a 50 kWh indication.
Plan coffee. Ask whether a barista is available before counting on the pistachio latte.
Use parking. For a travel break, make use of the station's large parking area.
Avoid late meals. Do not leave food orders until the last minute; outlets were reported to close 15 minutes early.
Check equipment. Test the air machine before relying on it for tyre inflation.
Ask about refuelling. If preferred, ask for staff refuelling; one review says it returned with no extra charge.
Plan the visit
A Starbucks drive-through is mentioned as another food and drink option.
One customer specifically mentioned the taste of CAPICHINO COFFEE.
The pistachio latte is liked by a reviewer, though barista availability was inconsistent.
The station includes a large supermarket for snacks and other travel essentials.
The charger was reported to display 50 kWh while delivering only 25 kW.
Baristas were reportedly unavailable much of the time, despite demand for the pistachio latte.
One recent review reported lots of flies around the petrol area.
The air machine was reported not to be working properly.
A review criticised the quality of the renovated washroom.
The Bottom Line
ADNOC Service Station | Umm Eselay (521) is a practical fuel stop in Umm Eselay, especially if you want more than a quick pump visit. Reviews describe a spacious site with Super 98, Special 95 and Diesel, quick service, and a well-stocked C Store for snacks, drinks and coffee. Big parking makes it workable for a travel break.
It also functions as a roadside convenience stop: customers mention McDonald's, a Starbucks drive through, free WiFi and a masjid. The Geant supermarket is described as giant, while another review calls out CAPICHINO COFFEE. Those details make the station useful when you need food, a drink or basic shopping alongside refuelling.
EV drivers have a charging option, but check the displayed and delivered power before settling in. One review says the charger indicated 50 kWh but actually delivered 25 kW. The air machine was also reported not to be working properly, so inspect equipment rather than assuming every car service is ready.
Coffee availability can be inconsistent: a reviewer said baristas were often unavailable despite liking the pistachio latte. There are also complaints about a low-quality renovated washroom and food outlets closing 15 minutes before closing time. Staff service is otherwise described as friendly, fast and efficient, so it remains a useful stop—just confirm the particular facility you need.