Levantine range
A strong choice for Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian cooking, from spices and herbs to meat and chicken.
Al Jaddaf
AlbaitAlsoory is a Syrian-focused supermarket in Al Jaddaf, with a broad Levantine selection and a dedicated butchery. It is a useful stop for Syrian pantry staples, fresh produce and prepared options such as stuffed vegetables, with delivery also available through its app.
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A strong choice for Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian cooking, from spices and herbs to meat and chicken.
Customers highlight the quality of the fruit and vegetable section, including dates, nuts and other fresh foods.
The butchery is described as clean, with tender t שikka and kebab meat prepared for grilling.
Maamoul with pistachio, cheese kunafa and other sweets receive particularly specific praise.
Several shoppers describe the store as clean, organized and well merchandised.
An ordering app is available, and one customer reported free delivery even to Al Khail Gate.
Check orders. If ordering delivery, confirm every item and the final price before accepting; reviews mention wrong items and a 25% price increase on arrival.
Allow time. Avoid relying on delivery for a time-sensitive meal: one order was still missing after more than 3.5 hours.
Plan parking. If visiting in person, allow extra time to find a space because the parking is often full.
Compare prices. Check nearby prices for everyday basics before buying; a review compared toast at 8.75 with 6.50 at a nearby minimart.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
The prepared stuffed vegetables are one of the more distinctive ready-to-use options mentioned.
The supermarket has a special section for grilled meats and a butchery for meat preparation.
Delivery delays are a recurring complaint, including one order that took more than 3.5 hours and still had not arrived.
Customers report wrong, incomplete and missing items, with some complaints about weak follow-up afterward.
Several reviews call prices noticeably higher than nearby alternatives; one shopper specifically compared toast prices.
Parking can be difficult, with spaces described as limited and usually full.
One shopper found a strong unpleasant smell inside and said it remained on items brought home.
The Bottom Line
AlbaitAlsoory is a Syrian-focused supermarket in Al Jaddaf serving shoppers looking for Levantine groceries rather than a standard convenience shop. Reviews mention spices and herbs for Lebanese, Syrian and Palestinian dishes, a wide Syrian selection, fresh produce, cheeses, olives and frozen kibbeh. There is also a butchery for grilling meat and shish kebabs.
The food-specific highlights are unusually clear. Shoppers recommend the maamoul with pistachio, cheese kunafa, crunchy nuts and ready-made stuffed vegetables. Fruit and vegetables are often described as fresh, while one detailed review praised the clean butchery and tender tikka and kebab preparation.
The store itself is generally called clean, organized and well merchandised. There are practical drawbacks. Parking spaces are limited and often full, and one customer reported a strong smell inside that lingered on items.
Prices are disputed: some reviews call them reasonable, but others say they are at least 30% above nearby supermarkets and give toast as a specific example. The app and phone or WhatsApp ordering are useful options, yet delivery feedback is mixed, with reports of late arrivals, missing or wrong items, unclear pricing and poor complaint handling. For a first visit, shopping in person gives you better control over substitutions, quantities and the final bill.