24-hour access
Open around the clock, which suits late-night top-ups and daily office shopping in DIFC.
Al Maya Supermarket Liberty House
DIFC
Al Maya Supermarket Liberty House is a compact, 24-hour grocery stop in DIFC for everyday shopping, with imported pantry products and ready-to-eat food among the more distinctive finds mentioned by customers. Reviews also point to a bakery and a butchery-and-fish section, making it useful for quick top-ups close to home or work.
Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
157 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Quick shopping
Its small, well-organized layout is convenient when you need essentials rather than a full hypermarket trip.
Imported pantry
Customers mention Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, Western and organic products that may be harder to find elsewhere.
Ready meals
Daily fresh and hot lunch items, including prepared Arabic food, are useful for nearby office workers.
Bakery section
The in-store bakery is noted for simple bread options, adding more than just packaged groceries.
Fish counter
One customer specifically praised the butchery and fish section as part of the fresh-produce offering.
Local delivery
A review says delivery to local places is free, which adds convenience for nearby residents.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check dates. Inspect expiry dates on dairy, meat and packaged goods before paying; customers have reported expired items.
Carry a card. Card payment may be easier than cash for a 500 note, as one customer reported the cashier had no change.
Confirm delivery. Check substitutions carefully when ordering through Talabat, since a customer said the order kept changing.
Use for top-ups. Treat it as a quick-shopping stop rather than a hypermarket if you need a broad range of choices.
Try lunch. Nearby office workers can look for the daily fresh and hot lunch items mentioned in a review.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Liberty House - Sheikh Zayed Rd
Zaa'beel Second - DIFC, 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
Thai food
Thai food is among the imported pantry products customers say they have found here.
Ben and Jerry's ice cream
Customers have noted that the store carries numerous Ben and Jerry's ice cream flavours.
Common Concerns
Pricey
Several customers say prices are higher than other supermarkets, including West Zone and some competing locations.
Limited size
The shop is repeatedly described as small, with fewer choices than a hypermarket.
Date concerns
Reviews report expired or poorly stored products, including almonds that were nearly a month out of date.
Order changes
Delivery customers report receiving changed or incorrect items, including one recent complaint about a wrong item.
Cashier service
Some reviews describe rude cashier interactions and a lack of change for a 500 note.
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The Bottom Line
Al Maya Supermarket Liberty House is a compact grocery stop in DIFC, particularly handy for everyday top-ups and late-night shopping. Customer reviews describe a 24-hour operation, an easy-to-navigate layout and a selection that includes imported pantry goods such as Thai and Japanese food. It is more convenience-led than hypermarket-sized.
There are a few useful extras beyond basic shelves. Reviews mention daily fresh and hot lunch items, prepared Arabic food, an in-store bakery with simple bread options, and a butchery-and-fish section. The shop has also been praised for a large ice-cream selection, including numerous Ben and Jerry's flavours, while local delivery has been described as free.
The trade-off is price and consistency. Several customers consider it more expensive than other supermarkets, and some say the range is limited. More seriously, reviews report expired or poorly stored goods, including out-of-date almonds and unpleasant beef.
Check dates on dairy, meat and packaged products before paying. Service feedback is mixed: some customers call the staff friendly, while others report rude cashier interactions, missing change and delivery substitutions or wrong items. For delivery, verify the order when it arrives; for in-store purchases, card payment may be simpler if you are carrying a large note.