24/7 opening
Open around the clock, making it useful for late-night or urgent grocery runs.
Carrefour Market Al Fardan Centre
Al Majaz 3
Carrefour Market Al Fardan Centre is a compact supermarket in Al Majaz 3, useful for quick grocery runs rather than a full hypermarket trip. Reviews highlight its fresh fruits and vegetables, morning oven-fresh pastries, and 24/7 opening for late-night essentials.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
656 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Fresh produce
Fresh fruits and vegetables are repeatedly praised for quality, freshness and tidy presentation.
Morning pastries
Morning shoppers may find fresh pastries coming directly from the oven.
Quick shopping
Its small format works well when you need basic groceries without walking through a large hypermarket.
Self-checkout
Self-billing is mentioned as a convenient way to get through a small purchase.
Daily essentials
Reviews describe the branch as a practical stop for most everyday household and grocery basics.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check prices. Compare shelf tags with the receipt before leaving; one review reports promotional prices were not updated at checkout.
Plan parking. Allow extra time to find parking outside Al Fardan Centre, or consider walking if you live nearby.
Shop mornings. Visit in the morning if you want pastries directly from the oven, though some fresh baked items may need restocking.
Inspect berries. Check berry packaging, dates and shelf pricing before buying; a reviewer found mould inside an undated pack.
Check availability. For a large weekly shop or specialist groceries, check stock first because the branch has limited variety and occasional shortages.
Review deliveries. If ordering online, check the delivery carefully on arrival; reviews mention incomplete orders and incorrect refunds.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Fardan Centre Sharjah
Al Majaz 3 - Al Majaz, Dubai
Common Concerns
Limited range
This is a small branch, so shoppers may not find the breadth of products available at larger outlets.
Higher prices
Several reviews say prices are higher than nearby Lulu Hypermarkets and other local markets.
Parking difficulty
Parking outside Al Fardan Centre can be difficult because the surrounding area is often crowded.
Price mismatches
Customers have reported promotional shelf prices not matching what was charged at the cashier.
Online problems
Online orders have been criticised for missing or damaged items, late delivery and slow complaint handling.
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The Bottom Line
Carrefour Market Al Fardan Centre is a small, convenient supermarket in Al Majaz 3, especially handy for quick grocery runs or an urgent late-night purchase. You can pick up everyday household items, fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and fish, and bakery goods. The branch is open 24/7, which is its clearest practical advantage.
Fresh produce is one of the stronger points in the reviews: one customer calls the fruit and vegetables “brilliant”, while another specifically recommends the morning pastries coming directly from the oven. The compact layout also suits a short shopping trip, and self-billing is mentioned as convenient. Keep expectations realistic about selection.
Compared with larger Carrefour outlets or city-centre hypermarkets, this branch is described as small, with limited grocery variety and complaints about the butchery section and occasional stock shortages. Prices are also repeatedly described as higher than nearby alternatives, including Lulu Hypermarkets. Some customers reported shelf-price and receipt mismatches, so check your bill before leaving.
Parking around Al Fardan Centre can be frustrating when the area is crowded. Online ordering has attracted more serious complaints about late, incomplete or damaged deliveries, so in-person shopping appears less risky when you need the items immediately.