Food stop
Several fast-food options make it easy to refuel the car and grab a meal in one stop.
Mirdif
This compact ENOC fuel station in Mirdif is a practical stop for petrol, a quick coffee at Zoom, and food from outlets including KFC. Its small footprint is balanced by useful on-site conveniences such as a market and ATM, making it handy for nearby residents and passing drivers.
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Several fast-food options make it easy to refuel the car and grab a meal in one stop.
Customers describe the station as clean with fast service, which suits short fuel stops.
Regular visitors use the station for coffee at Zoom as well as petrol.
The site combines fuel with a small market, four food outlets and an ADIB ATM.
A customer reported that the on-site auto service diagnosed and fixed a car problem at an affordable price.
Avoid peak times. If you want a quicker fill-up, avoid busy periods; one review counted only eight fuel counters and warned waits can stretch.
Use food outlets. For a cleaner washroom option, use one of the food outlets rather than the station toilets.
Check your fuel. After fuelling, confirm the amount entered your car before leaving, since one customer disputed being charged without receiving fuel.
Carry smaller notes. Bring smaller cash or check payment options first, as a visitor reported no change was available for a 500 note.
Skip late evening. Avoid arriving around 10pm if possible; one review says customers were told the system was down at that time.
Watch parking flow. Take care around the fast-food parking area, where cars have reportedly blocked the route despite empty spaces at the front.
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 |
KFC is one of the named fast-food options customers use at the station.
Subway is mentioned as one of the food choices available on site.
Hardees is included in a review listing the station’s food options.
Pro-Auto is mentioned as an auto-repair option alongside the fuel and convenience facilities.
A review notes that tire service is available at the station.
The station has fewer fuel counters than larger Dubai stations, and reviews describe it as small and often busy.
The washrooms received a clear negative review, especially compared with other petrol-station facilities.
Cars from the fast-food outlets have reportedly blocked internal routes even when front parking spaces were empty.
One visitor said staff could not provide change for a 500 note.
Reviews include a complaint about rude, unprofessional behaviour towards women, despite many positive service reports.
The Bottom Line
ENOC 89 is a compact fuel stop in Mirdif where you can fill up, pick up everyday items from the small market, use the ADIB ATM, or grab food without making another trip. Reviews specifically mention KFC, Subway and Hardees, while regular visitors also stop at Zoom for coffee. That makes the site more useful than a fuel-only station, particularly for nearby residents and drivers passing through.
The trade-off is its size. One review counted eight fuel counters, compared with 12–16 at many other Dubai stations, and another described it as small and always busy. Fast-food traffic can also make the internal layout awkward, with cars blocking routes even when front parking spaces are empty.
If you are in a hurry, an off-peak visit should be less frustrating. Service feedback is mostly warm, with repeated mentions of fast, friendly help, but it is not completely consistent. There are complaints about rude behaviour, a disputed fuel charge, and a late-evening “system down” explanation.
Check the fuel amount before leaving and avoid arriving around 10pm if you can. The station washrooms have also been criticised as very dirty; reviewers suggest using the food outlets’ facilities instead. No clear customer-reported prices were provided.