Pakistani range
Reviews describe a wide selection of Pakistani groceries, including hard-to-find items and imported everyday products.
Al Nahda
Fakhre Pakistani Supermarket LLC is a Pakistani-focused supermarket in Al Nahda, with hard-to-find imported groceries alongside fresh produce. Reviews make it especially worth considering for Pakistani mangoes and everyday items such as juices and spices, though shoppers should expect prices above many local markets.
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Reviews describe a wide selection of Pakistani groceries, including hard-to-find items and imported everyday products.
Customers report finding fresh Pakistani fruits and vegetables, including seasonal mangoes.
Pakistani mangoes are a recurring highlight, with one customer calling them especially good.
Staff are often described as cooperative and friendly; one review also mentions an easy fruit and vegetable exchange.
Reviews mention fresh mutton and beef, with one customer specifically praising the butcher.
One review notes ample paid parking, useful if you are shopping for heavier groceries or meat.
Confirm delivery. If ordering online, confirm the 200 AED minimum and delivery area first to avoid a long wait or cancellation.
Try desserts. For a Pakistani sweet treat, look for milk cake or barfi; both receive specific praise in reviews.
Allow parking cost. There is ample parking according to one review, but it is paid, so budget for that when driving.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:30 AM |
Pakistani mangoes are repeatedly mentioned as a reason to shop here, especially when seasonal fruit arrives.
Pakola is specifically mentioned among the Pakistani drinks and food items available.
One customer says they bought Pakistani products from Qarshi here.
A reviewer tried gujar halwa from Pakistan and described it as delicious.
Milk cake receives a particularly enthusiastic mention as a dessert worth trying.
The bakery selection includes different barfi sweets, which one reviewer recommends trying.
Multiple customers say prices are higher than local markets and other Pakistani-product shops.
One shopper compared a mango purchase here at 60 dirham with 20 dirham at a vegetable market.
Online orders have reportedly faced long waits, cancellations and unclear delivery conditions.
A customer described the butchery experience as poor and linked it to bad management.
A review praises the staff but says product presentation and service efficiency could improve.
The Bottom Line
Fakhre Pakistani Supermarket LLC is a useful Al Nahda stop when you want Pakistani groceries that can be difficult to find elsewhere. Reviews mention imported staples, spices, pickles, biscuits and juices, as well as fresh Pakistani fruits and vegetables. Seasonal mangoes are a particular draw, and the shop also carries meat, including mutton and beef.
There are a few tempting extras beyond the standard supermarket run. Customers mention Pakola drink, Qarshi products, gujar halwa, milk cake and barfi sweets. One reviewer called the milk cake outstanding, while another enjoyed gujar halwa brought from Pakistan.
Staff are commonly described as friendly and cooperative, and a customer said a fruit and vegetable exchange was handled without hassle. The main trade-off is price. Several shoppers consider the store more expensive than local markets or other Pakistani-product shops; one reported paying 60 dirham for a mango that cost 20 dirham at a vegetable market.
If you are ordering online, confirm the 200 AED delivery minimum and coverage before waiting. Drivers should also note that the available parking is paid.