Fresh Mutton
Several customers praise the mutton’s freshness; one described it as both fresh and tasty.
Al Nahda
Meat One - Al Nahda is a butcher shop deli selling halal mutton, beef and chicken, with packaged cuts and customised chopping. Reviews point to fresh mutton and well-cooked BBQ, while Qurbani orders can include neatly portioned, doorstep-delivered meat.
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Several customers praise the mutton’s freshness; one described it as both fresh and tasty.
Customers report quality meat that is properly and neatly cut, useful when you have a specific preparation in mind.
The butcher can respond to personal requests about how the meat should be chopped, according to one review.
The BBQ was reported as well cooked and good in taste, making it one of the more promising prepared-food options.
A review says the meat and toppings available were Halal Certified, alongside chicken, beef and mutton choices.
A Qurbani customer praised the on-time delivery, requested portions and neat packing in a thermocol box.
Confirm Timing. For Qurbani, confirm the exact delivery day and time before paying; second-day orders may arrive on the third day.
Check Prices. Compare the mutton price with nearby shops first, especially for larger orders; one customer found AED 66 per kg versus AED 35 elsewhere.
Buy In-Shop. For urgent BBQ or live-grill orders, in-shop purchase may be safer than relying on delivery, which several reviews found unreliable.
Ask Storage. Ask how quickly prepared chicken items should be consumed and how they were stored before taking them home.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
One customer enjoyed the Chicken Tikka for its rich flavours and cooking.
Chicken Shami Kebabs were mentioned in a complaint about smell after 48 hours in the freezer, so ask about storage and use-by timing.
Delivery complaints range from long delays to missed commitments, including an order that arrived after 27 hours.
Customers repeatedly describe the meat as much more expensive than nearby market prices; one reported almost double.
There are reports of substitutions and incorrect cuts, including normal chicken sent after Desi chicken was ordered and paid for.
Pickup can also be slow: one customer waited 45 minutes for an order that had been placed a day earlier.
One customer found a hair inside a sealed packaging tray, raising a specific hygiene and quality-check concern.
The Bottom Line
Meat One - Al Nahda is a butcher shop deli for halal mutton, beef and chicken, with packaged cuts and requests for customised chopping. Mutton is the clearest draw: long-term customers describe it as fresh and consistent, while another review calls the cuts properly and neatly prepared. The shop also sells prepared food, including BBQ, Chicken Tikka and kebabs.
The reviews are much less settled on service. In-store quality and cutting receive praise, but delivery has produced serious timing problems: orders have arrived 90 minutes late, 27 hours late, or not at all for planned gatherings. A Qurbani order was delivered neatly and on time in a thermocol box, but another customer was still waiting for a second-day order and said the timing had not been clearly explained.
Confirm the schedule before booking. Price is another important consideration. One customer was quoted AED 66 per kg for leg mutton after comparing it with AED 35 elsewhere, and several others called the shop very costly.
Check the current rate before buying. For urgent plans, in-shop collection may be more dependable, though pickup waits and incorrect cuts have also been reported. Finally, inspect sealed packaging and ask about storage guidance for prepared chicken products.