Quick fuelling
Several reviews describe fast petrol service, including one customer who said they put petrol in quickly.
ENOC | 1630 | Mirdif
Mirdif
ENOC 1630 is a petrol station in Mirdif with fuel services, a ZOOM convenience store and on-site coffee and food stops. Reviews point to quick fuelling, a clean setup and staff who often help customers with the Yes app and related promotions.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
145 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Clean facilities
The station and store are repeatedly described as clean, with one review specifically noting the washroom.
Useful stop
ZOOM is described as clean and organised, with quick checkout and everyday items available while you refuel.
Fuel choice
A review highlights that the station carries all types of petrol; the business also lists Diesel, E-Plus 91, Special 95 and Super 98.
App help
Customers say staff have helped them download the Yes app and explain how it works.
Tips for a Better Visit
Avoid rushes. If you want a shorter stop, avoid busy Friday-night periods; one customer arrived at 10:10pm to a full station with only two workers.
Check air. If you need tyre air, check that the equipment is working before depending on it; a review says it was repeatedly out of service.
Use ZOOM. For a combined fuel-and-errand stop, try ZOOM; a review mentions everyday essentials and quick checkout there.
Check access. If your route depends on a main-road entrance, allow for a potentially awkward entry because a visitor requested an entrance ramp.
Inspect produce. If buying fruit from the store, check it before paying, as one customer reported receiving a damaged banana twice in one month.
Plan the visit
Practical details
21 52B St
Mirdif, Dubai
| 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 |
Popular Mentions
ZOOM Mirdif
The on-site ZOOM store is mentioned as clean, organised and quick at checkout, with everyday essentials available.
Costa Coffee
Costa Coffee is mentioned as an on-site option for picking up a drink during a refuelling stop.
dream Dubai
A customer says staff helped with downloading Dream Dubai, another promotion-related digital service available during a visit.
Common Concerns
Air service
The tyre-air service was reported as out of order every time one customer visited, so do not rely on it without checking first.
Peak queues
Two reviews report severe understaffing during busy periods, including 12 fuel points covered by only two people.
Rude encounter
One customer reported being treated very badly and described the interaction as dismissive and unprofessional.
Entry access
A visitor said an entrance ramp from the main road would make the station easier to enter.
Damaged produce
One customer said they received a damaged banana for the second time in the same month.
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The Bottom Line
ENOC 1630 is a practical Mirdif fuel stop for filling up, grabbing essentials from ZOOM or adding a coffee break with Costa Coffee on site. The station carries several petrol grades alongside diesel, and reviews describe the fuelling process as quick when staffing and traffic are normal. Cleanliness is one of the clearest strengths.
Customers mention a tidy, organised store, a clean washroom and a well-maintained station. ZOOM is also praised for having what one visitor needed and for quick checkout, making it useful when you want more than fuel but do not want a full shopping trip. Staff interactions are often friendly and helpful, including assistance with downloading the Yes app and explaining promotions such as Dream Dubai.
That said, the experience is not perfectly consistent: some customers reported rude treatment, while others found the station badly understaffed. A Friday night visit found 12 fuel units covered by only two workers, so queues can build during busy periods. There are a couple of practical cautions.
The tyre-air service was reportedly out of order repeatedly, and one customer twice encountered a damaged banana. Entry from the main road may also be less straightforward than expected, with one visitor asking for an entrance ramp.