Filipino range
A dependable source of Filipino products, with one customer visiting monthly for supplies.
New West Zone Supermarket | Al Qusais
Al Qusais
New West Zone Supermarket in Al Qusais is a neighbourhood grocery stop with a useful range of Filipino products and pork, including items reviewers say are hard to find elsewhere. Shoppers also mention fresh vegetables, bakery products and weekly promotions.
Reputation Score
3.8
★★★★☆
1,047 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Pork selection
Pork is a standout specialty that customers say is unavailable in many other UAE supermarkets.
Fresh vegetables
Customers regularly mention fresh, green vegetables and produce at reasonable prices.
Helpful staff
Several reviews describe the staff as friendly, accommodating and willing to assist with shopping.
Fish cleaning
The fish counter has been praised for cleaning fish thoroughly enough to go straight into the pot.
Weekly offers
Reviews mention budget-saving weekly promotions and offers on everyday groceries.
Tips for a Better Visit
Shop in person. If timing matters, shop in person rather than relying on delivery; one order was reportedly four hours or more late.
Check freshness. Inspect produce, expiry dates and packaged goods before leaving, especially when ordering through the app.
Check receipt. Compare shelf labels with the receipt at checkout; a reviewer reported rice shown at 16-something but charged at AED 30.
Ask fish counter. If buying fish, ask the counter to clean it; one customer said it could go straight into the pot afterward.
Carry a card. For a small card purchase, check the minimum first: one review reports a minimum of AED 10 for credit card payments.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Shop No.3, Ground Floor, Al Nabooda Building, Near Sangeetha Restaurant
Al Qusais - Al Qusais 1, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Pork Meat
Pork Meat is highlighted as a specialty that is difficult to find in many supermarkets across the UAE.
bakery products
Bakery products are specifically praised by a customer, though another reviewer found the bakery selection limited.
Common Concerns
Late delivery
Online orders have reportedly arrived four hours late, the next day, or not at all.
Poor communication
Customers report unanswered calls and WhatsApp messages when chasing delayed or missing orders.
Stock concerns
One app order reportedly included old vegetables and fruit, while another review raised concerns about expiry dates and rice weevils.
Price mismatches
Shelf labels and checkout prices have reportedly differed, including rice displayed around AED 16 but charged at AED 30.
Strong smell
A reviewer reported a strong smell on entering, associated with raw meat or unfrozen products.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
AED 10
credit card payments
“They have a minimum amount of AED 10 for credit card payments, if the cashier is in a good mood he might allow a smaller amount also”Google review · January 2023
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The Bottom Line
New West Zone Supermarket in Al Qusais is a neighbourhood grocery stop with a notably useful Filipino range and pork, including pork meat that reviewers say is hard to find in many UAE supermarkets. Shoppers also mention fresh vegetables, weekly budget-saving promotions and bakery products, so it can cover a regular shop as well as a few specialty needs. The store is described as bigger and better stocked than it looks from outside, with sections for everyday groceries.
The meat team has been praised for handling requests, while one long-time reviewer says the fish is cleaned well enough to go straight into the pot. Staff are often called friendly and accommodating, although counter service is not consistently courteous. The main caution is online ordering.
Several Al Qusais reviews describe deliveries arriving four hours late, the next day, or not at all; customers also report unanswered calls and WhatsApp messages. The app’s delivery window may not be reliable, so in-person shopping is the safer choice when timing matters. Check dates and produce carefully: one order reportedly included vegetables and fruit described as old, milk and bread expiring the next day, and rice with weevils.
Also compare shelf labels with the receipt, as a reviewer reported rice displayed at AED 16-something but charged at AED 30.