Detailed washing
Several reviews describe car washing that handles stubborn marks carefully, including tree sap and bird droppings.
Al Barsha
ENOC 1099 is a petrol station in Al Barsha with Special 95 and Super 98 fuel, plus a Zoom convenience store. Reviews make the car-wash service the main reason to stop, especially when you want careful cleaning rather than a quick rinse.
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Several reviews describe car washing that handles stubborn marks carefully, including tree sap and bird droppings.
Customers mention both the Extreme Wash package and manual car-wash service, giving visitors more than one cleaning option.
Special 95 and Super 98 are available, and one customer specifically noted both options at the station.
The on-site shop is reported to carry food, drinks and donuts, making it useful for a quick stop beyond refuelling.
One review specifically says getting into the station is easy.
A customer combining an oil change with car washing said the car was checked in detail and the service was impressive.
Confirm amount. State and confirm the exact fuel amount before fuelling, after one review described a 30-dirham request being treated as a full-tank instruction.
Avoid peak queues. If you need a wash, avoid busy periods where possible; one customer reported a queue lasting from 9:30pm to 2:30am.
Check vacuum. After an automatic, steam or exterior wash, check the vacuum and interior carefully before leaving because those steps drew the clearest criticism.
Ask about app. During refuelling, ask whether the YES app is available; a customer was offered it and appreciated the extra assistance.
Check equipment. If you need tyre equipment, verify that the machine is operating before relying on the station for the adjustment.
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 |
Steam washing is available, although one review separates the satisfactory wash from a disappointing vacuum stage.
The YES app was offered during a refuelling visit, giving customers something to ask about at the pump.
Car-wash waiting times can become extreme: one visitor reported waiting from 9:30pm until 2:30am with only four cars ahead.
The automatic wash was considered fine, but interior cleaning and vacuuming were described as slow and understaffed.
One customer said a requested AED30 fill was misunderstood and the tank was filled instead, followed by a rude interaction.
A review reported that the tyre machine was not working during an early-morning visit, leaving the customer unable to continue easily.
The Bottom Line
ENOC 1099 in Al Barsha is useful for a straightforward refuelling stop, with Special 95 and Super 98 mentioned by customers. The Zoom shop adds food, drinks and donuts, while the station also has a car wash, oil-change service and a DIB ATM listed in the business description. The car wash is the standout.
Reviews mention the Extreme Wash package, manual washing and steam washing. Several customers were impressed by careful work on difficult messes such as tree sap and bird droppings, and one oil-change customer said the car was checked in detail. That points to a worthwhile clean when the team has enough time to finish properly.
Timing matters, though. One visitor reported waiting from 9:30pm until 2:30am with four cars ahead, while another found the vacuum and interior-cleaning stage slow and under-staffed. Inspect the inside of the car before leaving, particularly after a busy period.
For a smoother fuel stop, confirm the exact amount before fuelling; one review describes a 30-dirham request being misunderstood as a full tank. It is also worth checking that tyre equipment is working if you need it, as a customer reported a machine fault.