Daily essentials
The supermarket is well stocked for groceries and everyday needs, with local and international products.
Nad Al Sheba
Aswaaq Mall - Nad Al Sheba is a quiet community shopping centre centred around a well-stocked supermarket for everyday groceries. Reviews also point to a coffee shop for sitting or working and a salon upstairs for hair treatments.
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The supermarket is well stocked for groceries and everyday needs, with local and international products.
Parking is described as consistently available and free, making quick grocery trips easier.
Several reviews describe the mall as small, calm and uncrowded, with enough space for relaxed shopping or reading.
The coffee shop is a practical place to relax, and one reviewer used the supermarket and cafe to work from.
A customer specifically recommends the beauty salon for hair treatment.
The supermarket has ready meals that can work as a quick snack.
Inspect vegetables. Choose vegetables in person rather than relying on delivery, since one delivery contained damaged produce.
Allow time. Leave extra time for online orders or butcher-counter service; reviews mention late packing and waiting.
Drive there. A car is the more practical way to visit, as one review describes the mall as difficult to reach without a vehicle.
Use parking. If you are driving, look for the free parking, which a reviewer said was available at all times.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
A customer recommends trying the pomegranate juice at Al Areesh.
Shrimp Nasser is another named food recommendation from Al Areesh.
The butcher shop is singled out as one of the branch’s best features.
The grill section at the fishery is also specifically praised.
One delivery arrived with damaged vegetables, while another reviewer reported mostly rotten vegetables during two visits.
Reviews report long waits and delayed packing, especially around the butcher area and online orders.
The supermarket is small, and one review found the mortadella and cheese selection too limited.
A review says reaching the mall is difficult without a vehicle because there is no RTA service in the area.
The Bottom Line
Aswaaq Mall - Nad Al Sheba is a small, quiet community mall built around its supermarket. It is useful for routine grocery shopping rather than a full day out: reviews describe a well-stocked store with local and international products, everyday essentials and ready meals for a quick snack. There is also a coffee shop where one customer relaxed and worked from, plus a salon upstairs that was recommended for hair treatment.
The atmosphere is one of the mall’s clearest strengths. Customers describe it as calm, uncrowded and spacious enough for comfortable shopping or even book reading. Free parking is repeatedly useful for local residents, and the centre also includes smaller services such as a pharmacy and laundry.
Its location serves Nad Al Sheba residents well, though getting there without a vehicle can be difficult because one reviewer noted there is no RTA service in the area. Quality and service are less consistent. Some customers praise the prices, fresh vegetables and supermarket selection, but others reported rotten or damaged vegetables, limited mortadella and cheese choices, and staff delays around the butcher counter.
Online orders have also been described as late. For the safest grocery run, inspect fresh produce yourself and allow extra time if ordering online.