Wide range
Several floors bring groceries, household goods, clothing, toys and travel essentials together under one roof.
Al Karama
Day to Day Al Karama is a large, budget-focused department store where shoppers can cover everyday needs in one trip. Reviews especially point to its affordable souvenirs and broad household selection, including kitchenware and travel essentials.
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Several floors bring groceries, household goods, clothing, toys and travel essentials together under one roof.
Tourists can find Dubai Chocolate, dates, spices, magnets and robes at manageable prices.
Customers repeatedly describe the store as useful for low-cost everyday shopping and bargain hunting.
Many reviews describe staff as polite and willing to help, with clear answers when shoppers need assistance.
Billing is described as quick, which helps when shopping during a busy visit.
The store is on Al Karama Main Road and near ADCB Metro Station, making it reachable without a car.
Reviews mention free underground or basement parking, although spaces are limited at busy times.
Go mornings. Visit in the morning for a more organised, quieter shop; evenings and weekends are busier.
Check purchases. Open packaged goods and inspect clothing for damage before paying; customers reported cracked containers and torn stitching.
Plan parking. Basement parking fills quickly, so consider arriving early or using the nearby ADCB Metro Station.
Compare prices. Compare nearby discount-store prices before buying; some identical items may cost more here than elsewhere.
Allow extra time. The branch spans several floors and has a huge selection, so a quick visit can turn into a longer browse.
Check accessibility. Ramps and lifts exist, but narrow packed aisles and inaccessible toilets may make wheelchair access difficult.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Fridge magnets are among the small Dubai souvenirs shoppers report finding here.
Stationery is repeatedly mentioned as part of the store’s useful everyday selection.
A six-piece plastic container set was purchased here, though the reported set included two cracked containers.
Evenings, weekends and peak hours can be very busy, with packed aisles and slower access to staff.
Low prices come with inconsistent quality; one customer found two cracked containers inside a six-piece set.
Basement parking can fill quickly, and several shoppers describe finding a space as difficult.
Clothing can become misplaced and scattered during evening visits, making browsing less orderly.
One shopper said a defective pair of pants was not exchanged after they could not produce the original bill.
The Bottom Line
Day to Day Al Karama is a large, low-priced department store for shoppers who want to combine several errands. Reviews mention groceries, household goods, clothing, toys, stationery and kitchen essentials, while the travel-shopping crowd comes for souvenirs and gifts. It is the kind of place where a shopping list can expand quickly because the selection stretches across several floors.
For visitors to Dubai, the souvenir section is a practical draw: customers mention Dubai Chocolate, dates, chips, spices, fridge magnets, bags and prayer robes. Residents also use the branch for homecoming gifts, travel presents and everyday household purchases. Prices are generally described as affordable, though product quality can be basic or inconsistent rather than premium.
Timing matters. Evenings and weekends can be packed, clothing may be scattered, and staff can be harder to find. Morning visits are repeatedly described as calmer and more organised.
The store is near ADCB Metro Station, and reviews mention free basement or underground parking, but spaces fill quickly. Inspect packaged goods and clothing before paying: shoppers have reported cracked containers, damaged towels and stitching that came apart after one wear. Wheelchair access is mixed, with ramps and lifts but narrow aisles and inaccessible toilets reported.