Daily essentials
The supermarket covers routine grocery needs, with fruit, vegetables, meat and fish available for quick shopping.
aswaaq Mall - Mirdiff
Mirdif
Aswaaq Mall is a compact community shopping stop in Mirdif, useful for quick grocery runs and everyday errands without the traffic of a large mall. Reviews also point to convenient extras such as street food, printing, pharmacy and household services.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
896 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Useful mix
Beyond groceries, visitors mention practical services including a pharmacy, photo studio, beauty salon and optical store.
Local food
The outside cafeterias serve street-food favourites including falafel and paratha with karak tea.
Fresh selection
One reviewer found the fruit and vegetable section fresh and varied, making it useful for a quick produce shop.
Quick visits
Its smaller format can make everyday purchases faster and helps avoid the traffic of a large mall.
Payment services
An Emirates NBD ATM and a utilities payment machine are available for bills and police-fine payments.
Helpful staff
Reviews describe the staff as friendly, helpful and respectful during regular shopping visits.
Easy parking
Some visitors found parking convenient, easy and generally not busy for short errands.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check parking. If parking matters, allow for a tight space; reviews disagree, but one visitor found it too small.
Use the extras. For errands beyond groceries, look for the utilities machine, ATM, printing and photo services in the mall.
Try cafeterias. For a quick inexpensive-style bite, check the outside cafeterias for falafel, paratha and karak tea.
Compare prices. For larger grocery shops or meat, compare prices with nearby markets before buying, as reviews flag higher prices.
Inspect produce. Check fruit and vegetables before paying, since one older review found some produce rarely fresh.
Expect compact. Plan this as a neighbourhood stop for essentials rather than a large-mall shopping trip.
Plan the visit
Practical details
42 71st St
Mirdif, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Aswaaq supermarket
The supermarket is the mall's main anchor for everyday groceries and household shopping.
Pizzaro Italian food
Pizzaro is mentioned as an Italian food option within the mall.
Bayt el Mahashi
Bayt el Mahashi is noted for stuffed cabbage rolls and vine-leaf rolls, with musakhan also mentioned.
Baskin Robbins
Baskin Robbins is one of the named food and dessert options mentioned by visitors.
Common Concerns
Small parking
Parking capacity can feel tight, with one reviewer calling it too small for the mall.
Aged toilets
The toilets need renovation, and another review specifically asks for better toilet supplies.
Higher prices
Several reviews say prices can be higher than nearby competitors, especially for some grocery items.
Limited scale
The grocery section and shopping area are smaller than larger branches and malls, with fewer shops overall.
Delivery delays
One delivery review reports repeated waits for Talabat riders because the order was not ready.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
52 aed per kilo
Australian Lamb shoulder
“Australian Lamb shoulder 52 aed per kilo”Google review · February 2022
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The Bottom Line
Aswaaq Mall is a compact neighbourhood shopping stop in Mirdif, built around quick grocery trips rather than a full-day mall visit. The supermarket carries everyday essentials, while the surrounding shops make it possible to handle errands such as pharmacy purchases, printing, photos or bill payments in one place. Food is a useful part of the visit.
Reviews mention falafel and paratha with karak from the outside cafeterias, as well as Pizzaro Italian food and Bayt el Mahashi, praised for stuffed cabbage and vine-leaf rolls. There is also Baskin Robbins for ice cream. The mix is practical and family-oriented, with salons, a florist, laundry and pet-related shops adding to its neighbourhood usefulness.
The main trade-off is scale. The mall and grocery section are small, and some services that used to include dry cleaning, tailoring and more restaurants are reportedly no longer available. Parking feedback is mixed: some visitors find it easy and not busy, while another says it is too small.
Toilets also come up as needing renovation or better supplies. Prices deserve a check before larger purchases. Reviews describe Aswaaq as more expensive than Viva, Nesto and nearby competitors, including a complaint about Australian lamb.
For a fast essentials run close to home, though, the compact layout can be the point.
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