Fuel Choice
Reviews mention diesel alongside 91 e-plus, 95 Special and 98 Super fuel options.
Nad Al Sheba
ADNOC Service Station | Wadi Al Amardi West (217) is a refuelling stop in Nad Al Sheba with fuel, coffee and quick food from Antar Cafeteria. Reviews also mention free tyre air and vehicle water, EV charging and windshield cleaning, although service speed can vary.
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Reviews mention diesel alongside 91 e-plus, 95 Special and 98 Super fuel options.
Two EV charging stations are available for electric vehicles.
Vehicle tyre air and water are available without charge.
Antar Cafeteria provides an option for either a quick bite or a heavier meal.
Staff can clean the windshield free of charge when requested.
One visitor found the station mostly empty during several refuelling stops.
Check Drive-Through. Before joining the drive-through, check that the screen is working; one customer waited almost 20 minutes without an order being taken.
Allow Time. Allow extra time during busy periods: one review reported 20–30 minutes waiting for fuel when only one worker was present.
Scan Early. If you use the ADNOC app, present the QR code before paying; a customer was told it could not be scanned afterwards.
Carry Smaller Notes. Bring smaller cash or confirm change first, as one customer could not get change for a 100-dirham note.
Confirm Coffee. If coffee is the main reason for stopping, confirm it is being served before waiting at the counter.
Plan the visit
| 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 |
One customer specifically recommends trying the iced Spanish latte.
Ice cream is called out as a tempting stop-shop treat.
The convenience shop carries picnic-related items, though its prices were criticised in the same review.
Several reviews describe waits of 20 to 35 minutes when staffing is limited.
The drive-through screen and order collection were reported not to work, causing a 20-minute wait.
Multiple June reviews simply reported that items were out of stock.
Customers reported difficulty getting change for larger notes, including a 100-dirham note.
The Géant Express shop was described as expensive, and one review also complained about drinks not being cold enough.
The Bottom Line
ADNOC Service Station | Wadi Al Amardi West (217) is a useful refuelling stop in Nad Al Sheba, particularly if you want more than fuel. Reviews mention diesel, 91 e-plus, 95 Special and 98 Super, along with EV charging for electric vehicles. Some visitors have found the station quiet, while others report lengthy waits when staffing is thin.
For a road break, there is an Antar Cafeteria for anything from a quick bite to a heavier meal. The station also has a Geant Express convenience shop, coffee, ice cream and free vehicle tyre air and water. Windshield cleaning is available free when requested, and one review describes 12 pumps across three lanes, although another mentions six fuel pumps.
The main caution is inconsistent service. Customers have reported 20–30 minute fuel waits, a drive-through screen that was not working, and a coffee counter that temporarily stopped serving. Check the ordering system before using the drive-through, show your ADNOC app QR code before payment, and carry smaller notes because change for larger denominations may not be available.
The convenience shop has also been described as expensive.