Al Maya Supermarket

Al Maya Supermarket

Al Qusais

Al Maya Supermarket is a 24-hour neighbourhood supermarket in Al Qusais, with everyday groceries and a connected Indian food counter. It is especially useful for a late-night shop or a quick plate of chaat, including samosa and pav bhaji.

Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
1,380 ratings
5★
33%
4★
29%
3★
25%
2★
6%
1★
7%

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The Good Stuff

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Indian Chaat

The attached counter has a broad Indian street-food selection, with families returning for fresh, hot snacks and chaat.

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24-Hour Access

The supermarket stays open around the clock, making it convenient for late-night grocery runs.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Try Samosa. For a low-cost snack, reviewers specifically mention the samosa at AED 1.5 and kachori at AED 3.

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Avoid Peak Hours. Visit before the evening rush if you want to avoid queues; one review reports waits after 7pm and long weekend lines.

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Practical details

Al Qusais - Al Qusais 1 - Dubai
Al Qusais - Al Qusais 1, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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Pav Bhaji

Pav bhaji is repeatedly mentioned as a worthwhile savoury option at the attached food counter.

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Matka Kulfi

Matka kulfi is highlighted as a popular dessert, with one review noting four flavours.

Common Concerns

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Higher Prices

Several shoppers say prices can exceed nearby supermarkets, with one review claiming differences of 50 to 70 percent.

Crowded Layout

The compact store can feel overly packed, and one reviewer wanted better space management and a dining-area renovation.

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The Bottom Line

Al Maya Supermarket combines a 24-hour grocery shop with an Indian food counter, which is the main reason many reviews give it a second look. You can pick up everyday and Indian groceries, then stop for chaat, pav bhaji, samosa or matka kulfi. The range also includes Sri Lankan food products, while the bakery is mentioned for freshly made buns, cookies and bread.

The food counter is strongest as a casual snack stop. Reviews mention fresh, hot food, outdoor seating and a wide choice of Indian dishes, but pani puri is inconsistent: one customer found it too hard to chew. Evening visits can be busy, with waits after 7pm and long weekend queues.

Seating is open-air and service is self-service, so it is more of a quick, informal eatery than a polished restaurant. For groceries, produce gets mixed but generally better feedback than chicken and fish. Prices are also disputed: some shoppers praise deals, while others say the supermarket is 50 to 70 percent more expensive than nearby competitors.

Check shelf prices carefully, since missing price tags are another recurring frustration. The store’s 24-hour opening remains its clearest practical advantage.

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