Exit stop
It is the last petrol station on Al Nahda Street when exiting towards E311.
Al Twar
ENOC 68 is a petrol station in Al Twar, with Super 98 fuel and a ZOOM convenience store. Reviews also point to practical extras including an ADCB ATM and Hardees, making it useful for a quick refuel, snack or cash withdrawal—though service speed has not always been consistent.
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It is the last petrol station on Al Nahda Street when exiting towards E311.
An ADCB ATM is available on site, adding a useful stop beyond fuelling.
Hardees gives drivers a straightforward fast-food option at the station.
Several recent reviews describe the service as professional, friendly and helpful.
A car wash is also mentioned among the station’s practical facilities.
Allow time. Build in extra time for fuelling, especially in the morning, after one visitor waited around 20 minutes.
Check ATM access. The ATM works, but it is not designed for drive-through use, so plan to park and walk to it.
Avoid handovers. If the station is busy, ask whether fuelling is available before joining a queue during a shift change.
Compare groceries. Check prices before buying from the market; one customer described everything as costing twice as much.
Check the app. Do not rely solely on the Yes app without checking first, as one review said it was not working.
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 |
One reviewer blamed very poor fuel quality for a car stopping on the road after refuelling.
A review reported very slow fuel pressure, while another described a 20-minute wait.
One customer said the market charged roughly twice as much for everything.
A customer said fuelling stopped during a shift change, wasting 10 minutes and creating a packed queue.
An older review described the station as understaffed, slow and difficult to enter.
The Bottom Line
ENOC 68 is a convenient refuelling stop in Al Twar, particularly if you are heading towards E311. You can fill up with petrol, pick up essentials from the ZOOM convenience store, withdraw cash from the ADCB ATM or grab food at Hardees. Older reviews also mention a car wash and other food options, so it can cover more than a quick fuel stop.
The strongest pattern in recent feedback is staff interaction. Customers describe service as friendly, professional and helpful, and several specifically praise the assistance they received. There is also a review calling the station new and nice.
That said, the experience has not been uniformly smooth: other visitors reported slow fuelling, a confusing entrance and delays when staff changed shifts. Allow extra time if you are visiting during a busy period; one morning customer waited around 20 minutes. The ATM works, but it is not drive-through friendly.
If you plan to shop, compare prices first, since one customer said the market was roughly twice as expensive. One serious review alleged fuel-quality problems after refuelling, so drivers may want to stay alert to how their car performs afterwards.