Broad selection
The large showroom covers groceries, fresh food, household goods and electronics, with enough variety to make it a one-stop shop.
Mirdif
Carrefour at City Centre Mirdif is a large, wide-aisled hypermarket for weekly groceries, fresh produce and household shopping, with electronics showrooms alongside everyday essentials. Reviews also mention freshly prepared Arabic food and a bakery producing batbot bread daily.
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The large showroom covers groceries, fresh food, household goods and electronics, with enough variety to make it a one-stop shop.
Customers highlight the fruit and vegetable displays, including an in-store section called Our Farm for fresh and organic produce.
The small in-house food court prepares Arabic dishes on the spot, giving shoppers a ready-to-eat option during a grocery visit.
Wide aisles and clear organisation make the store easier to navigate, including during busy periods.
Free parking is available at the mall, which is useful for larger grocery runs.
The security team reportedly used CCTV and returned a lost shopping bag within 10 minutes during a weekend rush.
One customer said a microwave return was handled quickly and without hassle.
Try Tuesdays. A reviewer said Tuesdays were less crowded and included Najim-member discounts, so that may suit a calmer grocery run.
Use Share. Use the Share application when shopping if you want to collect points.
Check bills. Review scanned items, prices and bag charges before leaving, as one customer reported extra products and unwanted paid bags.
Inspect food. Check frozen and chilled items before cooking or storing them; one customer found green spots on frozen food at home.
Confirm models. For electronics, compare the model number and features on the delivered item with the demonstration unit before accepting it.
Allow time. Plan extra time for larger electronics purchases: one customer spent nearly three hours resolving stock and system issues.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
The bakery’s batbot bread is described as made fresh every day and especially good warmed with butter and cheese.
The Share application is mentioned as a way to collect points from purchases.
Scan and Go lets shoppers scan items themselves and monitor the running bill, though a full trolley can be harder to manage.
Several reviews report cockroaches around shelves, produce and even a carton of sparkling water, alongside concerns about food-court hygiene.
Electronics and appliance deliveries were repeatedly reported as late, including a fridge promised for Thursday but still unresolved by Monday.
Online orders were reportedly cancelled after payment because items shown as available in the app were later treated as out of stock.
Reviews describe disrespectful language and unhelpful interactions in areas including bakery, cheese, food and butchery.
Customers have reported expired or damaged food, including halloumi received more than a month past its expiry date.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
shawarma
“For a 5 AED shawarma, customers expect proper quality and balance”Google review · May 2026
bags
“Yes, it’s only 0,25 AED, but it’s every single time same and never ever give me that bags, for which I paid my money”Google review · February 2025
The Bottom Line
Carrefour City Centre Mirdif is a substantial hypermarket for weekly groceries, fresh produce and household shopping, with an electronics showroom large enough for customers comparing refrigerators and other appliances. The wide aisles and broad range make it possible to combine a full grocery run with a larger home purchase rather than visiting several shops. Fresh food is a major draw in the reviews.
Shoppers mention the Our Farm vegetable section, fresh fish and imported beef and mutton, while the bakery’s daily batbot bread gets a particularly specific recommendation. There is also a small in-house food court serving freshly prepared Arabic food, although shawarma quality and food hygiene received complaints from other customers. Free parking is available, but parking can be in high demand.
For a quieter visit, one regular chooses Tuesdays, when Najim discounts are available and the store is less crowded; the Share application is also mentioned for collecting points. Check your bill, bag charges and food dates before leaving. The main caution is after-sales service.
Multiple reviews describe delayed appliance deliveries, confusing installation follow-up, app orders cancelled after payment and difficult electronics returns or warranty cases. If buying an appliance or TV, confirm the exact model, features, delivery date and return terms in writing.