Indian range
Reviews describe a broad selection of Indian groceries, including items rarely found in other supermarkets.
Bur Dubai
Madhoor Supermarket is an Indian-focused grocery store in Bur Dubai, with food shopping downstairs and pooja items, dresses and household goods upstairs. It is especially useful for Indian spice mixes, traditional groceries and festival-related purchases in one stop.
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Reviews describe a broad selection of Indian groceries, including items rarely found in other supermarkets.
The store carries seasonal Indian items such as diyas, torans, rangoli decorations and Ganpati murtis.
The upper floor is useful for pooja shopping, with god idols, clay pots, brass diyas and related items.
One recent customer specifically praised the store for good prices and fresh items.
A customer singled out the store for tasty dhokla, adding a ready-to-eat option to the grocery run.
Check prices. Compare the shelf label with the till total before paying, since one customer reported a counter price increase.
Inspect idols. If buying a festival idol, examine it carefully at collection; one review reported receiving a chipped Ganpati.
Visit early. For a less cramped shop, avoid peak hours and major festivals, when reviews describe tight space or heavy crowds.
Check produce. Inspect loose fruit and vegetables before buying; a review found the loose Alphonso mangoes green while boxed ones were ready.
Allow time. Give yourself time to browse both floors, especially if you want groceries as well as pooja or household items.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
A review specifically recommends the store for Indian spice mixes and mukhwas.
Ganesh idols are mentioned as part of the store's festival selection.
A review notes finding Amul ice cream after a long search.
The ground-floor food section includes a small Bikanervala outlet.
Some customers say staff ignored requests for help or behaved rudely at the Meena Bazaar branch.
A customer reported shelf prices being lower than the amount charged at the counter, with no clear explanation.
The shop can feel tight during peak hours, and festival periods have been described as very crowded.
Older delivery reviews mention damaged produce, late arrivals, missing items and difficulty tracking online orders.
The Bottom Line
Madhoor Supermarket is an Indian-focused store in Bur Dubai, with food shopping on the ground floor and pooja, household and related items upstairs. It is a useful stop for Indian groceries such as spice mixes, lentils, pickles and mukhwas, while festival shoppers can look for diyas, torans, rangoli decorations and Ganesh idols. One customer also mentioned tasty dhokla, and another found Amul ice cream after searching elsewhere.
The range is the main draw: reviews describe products from India that are not always available in other supermarkets, along with clay pots, brass diyas and ritual supplies. Prices are described as reasonable by some shoppers, though another review says shelf labels did not match the higher amount charged at the counter. Check the total before paying.
Service is mixed. Some customers report cooperative staff and an organised display, while others describe ignored requests, rude behaviour and refusal at 11:40pm despite a midnight closing time. The shop can feel tight or crowded during busy periods, particularly around festivals.
Home delivery has a weaker track record in older reviews, including damaged produce, missing items and late arrivals, so in-person shopping may be the more predictable choice.