Fresh fish
Several shoppers praise the fish for its freshness, variety and value, including one who called it good quality at a best price.
Al Rashidiya
Mohideen Supermarket LLC in Al Rashidiya is a practical stop for everyday groceries, especially Indian foods, affordable fruit and vegetables, and fresh fish. The fish counter can offer good variety and quality, but service experiences vary sharply, particularly for cleaning, delivery and checkout pricing.
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Several shoppers praise the fish for its freshness, variety and value, including one who called it good quality at a best price.
Fruit and vegetables are repeatedly described as affordable, making the store useful for lower-cost fresh-produce shopping.
One review specifically recommends the supermarket for quickly picking up Indian food products.
A positive fish-counter review mentions clean, organised counters and a strong selection of different fish types.
One shopper found the cashiers quick at billing, a useful contrast to complaints about occasional queues.
Customers describe prices as competitive for vegetables, fruit, fish and meat, and cheaper than Lulu for groceries.
Check bills. Compare shelf or offer labels with the scanned total before paying; shoppers report repeated mismatches, including milk and chicken.
Plan fish time. Allow substantial extra time for fish cleaning, or ask about the queue before buying; one shopper waited up to two hours.
Confirm delivery. Do not rely on a promised delivery window without confirmation. A paid order expected before 9 PM was still unresolved the next morning.
Try off-peak. A quieter visit may help with parking, cramped produce aisles and checkout queues, as one review describes the store as very busy.
Inspect electronics. If buying electronics, check the item and warranty terms carefully before paying; a customer reported a faulty cooker and a refused replacement.
Check freshness. Inspect fresh food and packaged goods before leaving, since reviews mention poor produce and an old relabelled nuts package.
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 |
A customer bought this cooker and reported that it was faulty and that replacement support was refused.
Marmum fresh milk is mentioned in a complaint about a shelf display price differing from the billed amount.
Home delivery is the biggest recurring concern, with reports of unanswered calls or WhatsApp messages and waits of three hours or more.
Fish cleaning can take a very long time: shoppers report waits of one to two hours and problems with queue handling.
Multiple reviews report shelf or offer prices scanning higher at checkout, including AED 5.99 becoming AED 8.99 for body lotion.
Reviews raise concerns about stale or poor-quality items, including vegetables, meat, fish and a tray of smelly eggs.
The store can be busy, with cramped areas, billing queues and difficult parking during crowded periods.
The Bottom Line
Mohideen Supermarket LLC in Al Rashidiya is geared towards everyday grocery runs, with Indian foods, fruit and vegetables, meat, fresh fish and household goods mentioned across the reviews. The clearest draw is value: shoppers describe produce, fish and meat prices as competitive, and one says the store is cheaper than Lulu. Fresh fish receives both strong praise for variety and quality and sharp criticism for slow cleaning, so the counter is a mixed bag rather than a guaranteed quick stop.
The main caution is service. Home-delivery customers report unanswered calls and WhatsApp messages, incorrect or incomplete orders, and waits stretching to three hours or more. In-store, fish cleaning has taken one to two hours for some shoppers.
The supermarket can also feel cramped and busy, with difficult parking and occasional billing queues. Check every scanned price against the shelf label before paying. 99, and milk displayed at AED 11 but billed at AED 25.
Freshness also deserves a quick inspection, especially for produce, meat, fish, eggs and packaged goods. Electronics buyers should verify product details and warranty handling before completing the purchase.