Imported range
The imported selection includes hard-to-find Asian products, plus British staples such as Marmite and Branston pickle.
Choithrams Safa Park
Jumeirah
Choithrams Safa Park is a large supermarket in Jumeirah with a broad grocery range, including imported products and a dedicated pork selection. It is also known for fresh produce, ready-to-eat food and bakery items, with ample parking and generally helpful staff.
Reputation Score
4.2
★★★★☆
981 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Pork selection
The separate non-Muslims department carries a notably broad range of fresh and frozen pork, prosciutto and ham.
Fresh produce
Customers mention good-quality fruits, vegetables, meat, fish and seafood, with plenty of everyday fresh essentials.
Helpful staff
Staff are often described as polite and ready to help, including arranging stock for customers and making items easier to find.
Easy parking
There is ample parking behind the supermarket, useful for a larger grocery run.
Quick checkout
One recent visit found it easy to locate items and had no waiting time at checkout.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check dates. Check chilled fruit and bakery dates before paying; one customer found expired melon cubes and another reported mouldy bread.
Check prices. Compare shelf labels with the checkout total, especially for sale items and loose produce such as kiwi.
Use parking. For a full shop, use the free parking behind the supermarket rather than relying on street space.
Confirm hours. Do not assume the store is open all night: one customer found it closed at 00:30 despite a 24-hour listing.
Try discounts. Look for the discounted-products aisle if you want to offset the store's generally higher prices.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Opp Safa Park - Al Wasl Rd
Jumeirah - Jumeira Third, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Three Cheese Bloomer
The store's baked Three Cheese Bloomer is a customer favourite, though one review says it is made in small quantities.
Mogu Mogu
The supermarket carries all flavours of Mogu Mogu, a beverage specifically praised by one family.
Chocolate macaroons
Chocolate macaroons receive a specific positive mention among the bakery selection.
Common Concerns
Pricey basics
Several reviews say regular groceries, especially fruit and vegetables, can cost more than at nearby supermarkets.
Date checks
A customer reported expired melon cubes in the fridge, so chilled items deserve a careful date check.
Bakery freshness
Reviews report bread being sold several days old, including one loaf with mould.
Price mismatches
Displayed prices have not always matched checkout prices, including a kiwi pricing error and an allegedly missed promotion.
Narrow aisles
Crowded displays, suppliers stocking shelves and narrow passages can make busy shopping trips awkward.
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The Bottom Line
Choithrams Safa Park is a large Jumeirah supermarket for full grocery shops as well as quick top-ups. Reviews point to good-quality fruit, vegetables and meat, a broad imported range, ready-to-eat meals, and a separate pork department with fresh and frozen options. The selection is a clear reason to come: shoppers mention Asian products rarely seen elsewhere, British items such as Marmite and Branston pickle, and all the flavours of Mogu Mogu.
The bakery has some loyal fans, particularly for the Three Cheese Bloomer and Vienna bakery bread, while pastries, salads and sweets are also available. That said, freshness is inconsistent in the reviews. One customer found mould on bread, and another found expired watermelon and sweet melon cubes, so check dates before paying.
Staff are commonly described as polite, kind and willing to help, and one recent shopper reported no checkout wait. There is ample free parking behind the store, plus a Life Care pharmacy in the complex. Prices can run higher than nearby supermarkets, and shelf labels have sometimes differed from checkout totals, so watch the receipt—especially on promotions and loose produce.
Also confirm opening hours before a late-night visit; a customer found the branch closed at 00:30 despite a 24-hour listing.