Everyday essentials
A compact shop for groceries, fresh produce, dairy, snacks and household basics.
Carrefour Market Oasis Center
Al Quoz
Carrefour Market Oasis Center is a compact supermarket on the ground floor of the mall in Al Quoz, useful for everyday groceries and household essentials. Reviews also mention a fish counter, bakery items and convenient mall parking, though the smaller format means the selection is not as broad as a hypermarket.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
1,049 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Mall parking
The mall setting includes free parking, making a quick grocery stop easier.
Regular offers
Customers report reasonable prices and recurring promotions on everyday essentials.
Quick layout
Its small, neatly arranged format can work well when you only need a few items.
Fish counter
One review describes the fish counter as consistently high quality with helpful service.
Food court
The mall food court provides somewhere to eat after buying groceries.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check produce. Inspect fruit and vegetables before paying; one review found damaged avocados and others reported spoiled produce.
Check dates. For bakery and fresh orders, check production or expiry dates before leaving, especially with packaged bread.
Avoid rush. Consider visiting outside busy periods, since Saturday afternoon was reported to have only two cashiers.
Bring patience. If self-checkout is your preference, check the machines first; repeated reviews say they may be unavailable.
Check orders. For delivery, compare every item with your order immediately because customers have reported missing and wrong products.
Use parking. The mall offers free parking, so driving can be practical for a grocery run.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz - Dubai
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz, 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
Fresh fruits and vegetables
The store is used for routine produce shopping, although other reviews raise freshness concerns.
Pet food
A review specifically mentions pet food alongside home products.
Arabic bread
Arabic bread was ordered online, with one loaf reported close to expiry.
Shawarma
Shawarma is available from the food-court area, though one customer reported a changing wait time.
Self-checkout
Self-checkout is available, but several reviews say machines are sometimes unusable or lack support.
Carrefour Online
Online grocery and product orders are mentioned, with reviews reporting delays, missing items and difficult returns.
Common Concerns
Self-checkout faults
Multiple reviews say self-checkout machines are often broken or left without assistance.
Limited choice
The smaller branch carries fewer varieties, with some reviews noting gaps in fresh products.
Freshness concerns
Reviews report rotten or unripe produce and, in one order, Arabic bread close to expiry.
Staffing delays
Limited staffing has contributed to slow tills, missing assistance and longer waits.
Delivery issues
Online orders have been reported late, with missing or incorrect items and difficult follow-up.
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The Bottom Line
Carrefour Market Oasis Center is a small, ground-floor supermarket serving the Al Quoz community. It works best for a quick top-up rather than a full hypermarket shop: reviews mention everyday groceries, fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy, snacks, household essentials, pet food and home products. There is also a bakery section, a fish counter and hot food, although the range is not extensive.
The mall setting is convenient. Free parking is available, and you can eat in the food court after shopping. Several customers describe the store as clean, neatly arranged and easy to walk around, while regular promotions and offers on daily essentials help keep some purchases reasonable.
Older reviews also mention that it is usually not overcrowded. The main caution is consistency. Recent reviews describe broken self-checkout machines, too few staffed tills and difficulty finding help on the floor.
Freshness complaints include damaged avocados, rotten strawberries, unripe fruit and bread close to expiry, so inspect chilled and produce items carefully. Online orders have also been reported late or incomplete. If you visit, an off-peak trip may be less frustrating, and checking dates and delivered items before leaving is worth the extra minute.