International foods
Indian and Filipino groceries are a clear strength, with Korean and Indonesian products mentioned too.
Al Maya Supermarket Muraqqabat
Deira
Al Maya Supermarket Muraqqabat is a Deira grocery stop for everyday shopping, with Indian and Filipino food items and a broad selection of reasonably priced essentials. Reviews also point to a promotional section, fresh bakery goods and non-Muslim meat options.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
1,449 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Broad selection
Customers describe a well-stocked supermarket where most household categories and daily needs are available.
Reasonable prices
Several reviews describe everyday prices as reasonable, alongside regular deals and promotions.
Fresh vegetables
Most vegetables are described as fresh and affordable, though fruit quality receives a more mixed review.
Late access
Reviews describe the shop as open 24/7, useful for late-night or early-morning grocery runs.
Easy access
One review notes parking directly in front, a nearby bus stop and access from Al Rigga Metro Station.
Bakery items
Fresh baked breakfast items are highlighted, with small pizzas also mentioned as an inexpensive option.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check dates. Inspect expiry dates and tins before leaving, after reports of an expired product being returned to display and mouldy luncheon meat.
Verify orders. For online meat orders, repeat the cut instructions and check the delivered item immediately; one thick-cut request arrived as beef cubes.
Browse promotions. Check the Promotional section for current offers, but treat app-only Dh.1 deals cautiously because one reviewer found no stock.
Plan parking. If you are driving, reviews mention plenty of parking directly in front; the shop is also walkable and near bus and metro links.
Pack yourself. At least one parking-side cashier reportedly expected customers to pack their own groceries, so be prepared if carrying heavy bags.
Check fish. Inspect fish quantities and preparation before leaving: one customer asked for six pieces with the heads removed but received five.
Plan the visit
Practical details
787H+F7F Reef Mall - Salah Al Din St - opposite Gulf Air Building
Al Muraqqabat - Deira, 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
pork
Pork is available, though one Muslim reviewer disliked the smell and the shared counter arrangement.
Al Rawabi juice (200ml)
One reviewer used this juice as an example of discounted near-expiry stock.
pizza like small one
A review mentions small pizzas as a low-cost food option.
Common Concerns
Expired stock
Customers report finding expired items, including a mouldy luncheon meat can and an expired product returned to display.
Rude service
Multiple recent reviews describe dismissive or rude interactions at cashiers, the fresh chicken section and elsewhere in the store.
Fish concerns
One customer says tilapia smelled bad after cooking, while another reported receiving only five prepared fish pieces instead of six.
Order mistakes
An Instashop steak order requesting thick cuts arrived as beef cubes instead, according to one customer.
Delivery delays
A delivery review describes waiting almost two hours and experiencing repeated late deliveries.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
under 5 AED
pizza like small one
“What's makes this shop different than others is good quality fresh baked breakfast items like breads and we can also get pizza like small one for under 5 AED”Google review · March 2022
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The Bottom Line
Al Maya Supermarket Muraqqabat is a useful Deira stop for regular groceries, especially if you shop for Indian and Filipino food items. Reviews describe a wide range of household goods at reasonable prices, with Korean and Indonesian products also available. The promotional section is worth checking for current deals, and the shop is described as open 24/7.
There are a few appealing extras beyond the standard grocery run. Customers mention fresh baked breakfast items and small pizzas, while non-Muslim meat and pork are available for shoppers seeking those specific products. Most vegetables are described as fresh and affordable, although fruit quality is less consistent.
Parking directly in front, a nearby bus stop and access from Al Rigga Metro Station add practical convenience. Service is the main reason to be cautious. Several recent reviews describe rude cashier or section staff, and one parking-side cashier reportedly left a customer to pack two heavy bags.
Online shoppers should check substitutions carefully: a requested thick-cut steak order arrived as beef cubes. It is also sensible to inspect expiry dates, tins and fish before leaving, given reports of mouldy luncheon meat, expired stock and bad-smelling tilapia. The shop can be good for range and late-hour convenience, but quality checks and patience at the counter may matter.