One stop
Fuel, grocery shopping and a quick meal can be handled in the same visit.
Al Quoz
Emarat- Quoz is a fuel station in Al Quoz where you can refuel, pick up groceries or grab a quick meal. Reviews also mention an on-site car wash and oil changes, making it useful for combining a fuel stop with basic car care.
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Fuel, grocery shopping and a quick meal can be handled in the same visit.
One review says the oil change took 10 minutes and was competitively priced.
The station is described as convenient for reaching Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Khail Road and Meydan.
Some customers report polite, helpful service from the station team.
A past review found the car wash reasonably priced and the work clean and neat.
Check payment. Before leaving, confirm the amount on the screen and ask for a receipt, especially when paying by card or Apple Pay.
Allow time. Build in extra time for refuelling; one customer waited 20 minutes despite the station not being crowded.
Check cap. After fuelling, check that the fuel cap is secured before driving away; one customer noticed a strong fuel smell shortly afterward.
Avoid weekends. The car wash has been reported as crowded on weekends, so choose another time if you want a faster wash.
Ask about air. If you need to inflate a tyre, check first that the air point is working, as one review says there was no air available.
Plan exit. Pay attention when leaving: one review says the exit leads onto a service road before the first U-turn.
Plan the visit
| 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 |
Burger King is mentioned as an on-site food option during a fuel or car-wash stop.
The grocery store is useful for picking up items while you wait or refuel.
An ATM is mentioned as a convenient way to withdraw cash during a station visit.
Recent feedback describes poor interior cleaning, staff changes and the same cloth being used inside and outside.
Fuel stops have reportedly taken 20 minutes even when the station was not crowded.
A review reports slow card payments, while another says the charged amount and receipt were not clearly communicated.
Several customers describe rude or aggressive interactions, including a dispute around the car-wash queue.
At least one customer reported that air for car tyres was unavailable.
The Bottom Line
Emarat- Quoz is a practical fuel stop in Al Quoz with more than pumps. Reviews mention a grocery store, Burger King and an ATM, so you can pick up essentials or food while refuelling. There is also an oil-change service, with one older review saying the job took 10 minutes, plus a car wash for basic vehicle care.
The experience is inconsistent. Some customers describe the station as clean, uncrowded and staffed by polite people, while others report slow refuelling, card-payment delays and poor communication about charges. One customer asked for a full tank but discovered the car was only around three-quarters full after leaving.
Another reported a fuel cap that was not secured properly, so checking the amount, receipt and cap before driving away is sensible. The car wash attracts the sharpest criticism. Recent reviews describe rushed or incomplete interior cleaning, queue problems and discourteous interactions, although older feedback calls it reasonably priced and neat.
Weekend queues can be heavy, and tyre air may not be available. Allow extra time, particularly for the wash, and plan the exit carefully because the route can lead onto a service road rather than directly to the main street.