Window cleaning
Forecourt staff have cleaned front, back and side windows, not just the windscreen.
E 77
ENOC is a petrol station in E 77 with diesel, Special 95 and Super 98 fuel, plus a Zoom convenience store. Reviews make it worth considering for a quick hotdog sandwich, helpful forecourt assistance and an organised stop with parking.
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Forecourt staff have cleaned front, back and side windows, not just the windscreen.
The Zoom hotdog is repeatedly mentioned, including a review calling it very good.
Staff helped one customer activate a Salik tag, useful if you need roadside assistance with the setup.
One recent visit specifically described the station as clean, alongside good staff service.
A dated review reports that the station has plenty of parking for a quick stop.
Check ATM. Do not rely on the advertised ATM; confirm availability before arriving if you need cash.
Try hotdog. The hotdog is a practical snack to add to a fuel stop, with one reviewer calling it very good.
Ask for windows. If you want more than a windscreen wipe, ask whether the team can clean the front, back and side windows.
Salik support. Ask at the station if you need help activating a Salik tag; a customer received that assistance here.
Use parking. The station has been reported to have a lot of parking, useful when you want to visit the shop or nearby facilities.
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 |
Customers mention the hot dog sandwich as a useful grab-and-go option at Zoom.
One diesel customer said staff helped with the YES app as well as the fuel stop.
The on-site Zoom store is specifically praised for its food and customer service.
A customer reported that there was no ATM despite it being advertised as available.
One review reports very bad behaviour from the manager.
The Bottom Line
ENOC | 1084 | 'Ud Al Bayda is a straightforward fuel stop in E 77, offering diesel, Special 95 and Super 98, with a Zoom convenience store on site. The reviews suggest that the human side is a real strength: customers regularly describe the service as polite, approachable and efficient, and one visit included help activating a Salik tag. Zoom is more than a grab-and-go counter for some visitors.
The hotdog, including the hotdog sandwich, comes up repeatedly; one reviewer simply called it “very good”, while another praised the sandwich made at the store. A dated review also notes plenty of parking, with a mosque, Sea Shell Cafeteria and Al Rawdah Al Tazej mentioned at the same station. If you need a quick vehicle-related extra, ask about window cleaning rather than assuming it is limited to the windscreen: one customer said the front, back and side windows were cleaned.
The station also appears to have staff who can help with small app or tag-related tasks. There are two cautions. One customer said an advertised ATM was not actually available, so bring another payment option if cash matters.
Another review complained about a manager’s behaviour, although this contrasts with the much larger pattern of positive staff comments.