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New West Zone Hypermarket | Next To Al Ain Center - Al Mankhool 2
Al Mankhool
New West Zone Hypermarket is a 24-hour grocery stop in Al Mankhool, with fresh produce, Indian groceries and everyday household items. Its spacious layout and broad selection make it useful for late-night shopping or a full weekly shop.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
2,560 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Open 24/7
The round-the-clock opening hours are repeatedly praised for early-morning and late-night grocery runs.
Broad Range
You can find groceries, household goods, stationery, bakery items and daily-use products under one roof.
Spice Selection
The store has a large spice range, alongside lentils, masalas and other Indian grocery staples.
Spacious Layout
A bigger footprint and wider aisles can make browsing easier than at smaller nearby shops.
Indian Goods
Customers mention a useful selection of Indian brands and products at affordable, though not always lowest, prices.
Quick Billing
One review describes the staff and billing process as generally quick and efficient.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check Fish. Inspect fish packaging and smell before leaving; reviews describe spoiled or foul-smelling purchases discovered at home.
Check Billing. Review the POS bill before leaving, especially for missing price tags or discount-bin items.
Confirm Parking. If staying beyond an hour, photograph the sign and confirm the additional-hour charge before parking.
Check Dates. Check expiry dates on packaged goods before paying, after one customer found an already expired product.
Plan Delivery. If you need delivery, ask about availability before completing a large shop; one customer was repeatedly redirected to another branch.
Shop Late. The 24-hour schedule gives you the option of shopping late, while one review describes the store as less crowded than a nearby market.
Plan the visit
Practical details
83 Al Mankhool Rd
Al Mankhool, Dubai
| 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 |
Popular Mentions
Ready meals
Reviews mention ready meals and quick lunch or dinner options, as well as ready-cut fruit.
Fresh food counter
The store includes a fresh food counter in addition to its grocery and bakery sections.
Filipino products
Separate shelves for Filipino products are mentioned as a useful feature for shoppers looking for those items.
Diwali collection
A seasonal Diwali collection is mentioned as reasonably priced.
Common Concerns
Fish Quality
Several reviews report foul-smelling or spoiled fish, including a sealed Nile perch fillet and a 2kg purchase.
Rude Service
Repeated complaints describe dismissive or disrespectful treatment at counters, the fish section and management desks.
Loud Music
The music is reportedly loud enough to make shopping difficult for some visitors.
Expiry Checks
One customer discovered an expired product after purchase, raising concerns about checking shelf stock.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 10
additional parking hour
“The same board also mentioned that every additional hour would cost AED 10”Google review · May 2026
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The Bottom Line
New West Zone Hypermarket is a large, 24-hour grocery store in Al Mankhool. It works well for a full household shop: reviews mention fresh vegetables, broad fruit and produce choices, Indian groceries, spices, bakery items and everyday household goods. The spacious layout and reported quick billing are useful when you want to cover several categories in one stop, while the late-night opening suits unusual schedules.
Prices are often described as reasonable or affordable, although one customer found vegetables a little expensive and another said rates were affordable rather than especially low. Promotions, seasonal offers and Indian brands are recurring positives. The store is also described as less crowded than a nearby market, which can make browsing more comfortable.
There are important cautions. Multiple dated reviews report foul-smelling or spoiled fish, including a sealed Nile perch fillet, and another customer found an expired product. Check chilled goods and expiry dates before paying, then verify the bill for discount-bin items or missing price tags.
Customer-service complaints are frequent, covering cashiers, the fish counter, delivery requests and security. Parking also needs care: one customer reported a chained car and a dispute over whether the extra-hour fee was AED 10 or AED 20. Music is reportedly loud, so noise-sensitive shoppers may want to keep visits brief.