Low prices
Many everyday products are sold from AED 1 to AED 10, making the store useful for budget shopping.
Al Karama
Max Mart in Al Karama is a budget-focused department store for everyday shopping, with household goods, groceries and food items often priced from AED 1 to AED 10. Shoppers also come for affordable clothing and practical finds such as lunch bags.
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Many everyday products are sold from AED 1 to AED 10, making the store useful for budget shopping.
Reviews mention a good selection of household items, stationery and daily-use goods.
The store had multiple lunch-bag options in different sizes for both children and adults.
The clothing section can produce worthwhile finds, especially for inexpensive daily wear.
Customers have found low-priced food offers, including a 1 kg pack of dates for AED 6.
The store is described as being near ADCB metro station, with parking also mentioned.
Check dates. Inspect expiry dates before buying discounted food; one shopper found a product with only a 10- or 12-day expiry window.
Confirm prices. Compare the shelf label with the checkout price before paying, as one customer was charged differently for a T-shirt.
Avoid electronics. Treat low-priced electronics cautiously: a review says one item lasted only two to four days.
Check opening. Verify opening hours before an early visit; one customer found the shop closed at 8:30.
Bring payment. Carry suitable payment for small purchases, since one review says cards were not accepted for small amounts.
Check clothing size. Ask about sizing before choosing clothes, as a review says there is no dressing room and customers cannot check sizes.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:30 AM – 12:00 AM |
A customer reported buying 1 kg of premium dates in an offer.
Reviews mention affordable dress options for both men and women.
Children’s clothing is among the items mentioned as available in the store.
One review highlights particularly strong offers on soft drinks and noodles.
One customer bought a product with a short or missed expiry date and had to throw it away.
A review says cashiers sometimes talk instead of serving, causing very slow billing service.
Several reviews describe rude or unprofessional interactions, particularly around the billing counters.
Reviews praise the prices but question quality, especially for clothing and electronics.
Customers report that vegetables, fruits and meat are unavailable, limiting the grocery selection.
The Bottom Line
Max Mart in Al Karama suits shoppers who want inexpensive everyday goods rather than a polished department-store experience. Reviews describe household items, stationery, dry foods, chocolates and groceries, with many products priced between AED 1 and AED 10. It is also a place to browse for low-cost clothing and practical items such as lunch bags.
The clothing section gets attention for daily-wear bargains, though designs and quality can be inconsistent. One shopper found lunch bags in several types and sizes for children and adults, while another bought 1 kg of premium dates for AED 6 in an offer. These examples capture the appeal: useful finds at modest prices, but not always predictable quality.
There are important checks to make. Inspect expiry dates carefully, particularly on discounted food, and compare shelf labels with the amount charged at the counter. Reviews also mention slow or rude billing interactions, so allow extra time when the store is busy.
Electronics have been criticised for short lifespans, and there is reportedly no vegetables, fruit or meat section. The shop is near ADCB metro station exit 1, and parking has been mentioned. Check opening hours before an early trip, since one customer found it closed at 8:30.
If buying clothes, ask about sizing first because a review reports no dress room or size checking.