Emarat- Jumeira

Emarat- Jumeira

Jumeirah

Emarat-Jumeira is a small petrol station in Jumeirah with quick refuelling and an on-site shop for drinks. Reviews also mention car washing and oil changes, making it a practical stop when you need more than fuel, though service quality can vary.

Reputation Score
3.9
★★★★☆
151 ratings
5★
44%
4★
26%
3★
15%
2★
3%
1★
11%

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The Good Stuff

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Fast service

Several customers describe quick service, including one regular who visits every few days and calls it “super fast.”

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Helpful staff

One driver found the pump and shop staff courteous while stopping for a drink.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check totals. Watch the pump display yourself and ask for a receipt before leaving, especially if you are distracted.

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Watch fuelling. Keep an eye on the nozzle and ground while fuelling because one customer reported repeated fuel spillage.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Jumeira St - opposite The Village Mall
Jumeirah - Jumeirah 1, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Pump charges

One customer reported being overcharged 60 AED on a 100 AED transaction and said the display was blocked and a receipt was not offered.

Fuel spillage

A reviewer says fuel reached the floor instead of staying fully in the tank on three occasions.

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The Bottom Line

Emarat-Jumeira is a compact fuel stop in Jumeirah, useful when you want to refuel quickly rather than navigate a large forecourt. ” There is also a shop where one reviewer picked up a drink. Beyond petrol, the reviews mention car-wash facilities and oil changes.

The car wash has been called decent, while another customer complained about poor washing service and unhelpful handling of complaints. Vehicle size may matter: an Escalade was reportedly refused by the wash machine despite having been washed there before. An oil change was described as cheap, though no amount was given.

There are a few practical reasons to stay alert. One reviewer reported a 60 AED overcharge on a 100 AED transaction, said the pump display was blocked and noted that a receipt was not offered unless requested. Another reported fuel ending up on the floor three times.

Check the displayed total, ask for a receipt and watch the fuelling. Toilet access is also unreliable, with reviews mentioning no washroom and a closed toilet. The station has been described as well located, but it can get crowded.

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