Filipino range
The store carries Filipino food and is repeatedly noted as useful for Filipino household shopping.
Al Warqa
New West Zone Supermarket is a small neighbourhood grocery in Al Warqa, with everyday pantry items alongside Filipino products and a dedicated pork area. Customers also mention weekend promotions, a tea counter and home delivery, making it useful for routine top-up shops when stock and service are running smoothly.
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The store carries Filipino food and is repeatedly noted as useful for Filipino household shopping.
A dedicated pork area makes this a practical stop for shoppers seeking non-halal products.
Customers report special offers every weekend, with some describing the products as affordable.
Some shoppers specifically praise the cashiers for helping with questions and purchases.
Home delivery has been a useful convenience for some nearby customers, with one review calling it the store's highlight.
A tea counter sits in the left corner of the shop, according to one customer.
Confirm stock. If ordering delivery, confirm every item first; one customer learned products were missing only after a three-hour wait.
Check promotions. Compare the promotional section and consider weekend shopping, when customers report special offers.
Check receipts. Review your invoice before leaving because one shopper reported prices were not updated in the till system.
Plan parking. Visit outside peak periods or allow extra time to park, as spaces near the store can be tight.
Inspect produce. Check fruit and vegetables yourself before buying, since freshness reviews are sharply mixed.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 11:55 PM |
Customers mention a strong selection of Filipino grocery products.
Customers report finding Sri Lankan vegetables and food products here.
A recent order reportedly took three hours, with missing items only disclosed after the wait.
Bread, tissues and nuts were reported unavailable for a week or longer.
Several reviews describe fruit and vegetables as overpriced, wilted or less fresh than before.
Reviews range from helpful staff to complaints about rude responses, slow assistance and limited English.
Parking can be difficult during busy periods, especially directly in front of the supermarket.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
1L of milk
“I bought 1L of milk for (12 AED) and 2 bananas (each one 3 AED)”Google review · March 2017
The Bottom Line
New West Zone Supermarket is a small, practical grocery stop in Al Warqa for everyday top-up shopping. Reviews point to Filipino items, a dedicated pork area and familiar pantry staples, so it can be more useful than its size suggests for shoppers looking for specific imported or non-halal products. There are a few extra conveniences: customers mention a tea counter in the left corner, weekend promotions and home delivery.
Cashiers and other staff have received warm praise in some reviews, including help carrying groceries to a car, while another customer said a requested coffee was later stocked. The experience is inconsistent. Recent reviews report delivery waits of three hours, missing items and repeated stock gaps affecting bread, tissues and nuts.
Produce is the biggest question mark: some older reviews praised fresh vegetables, but others describe wilted or overpriced fruit and vegetables. Fish, meat and poultry availability also varies by review. Check the invoice carefully, inspect produce and confirm delivery stock before paying.
Parking can be tight at peak times, and the store may be better for planned in-person essentials than for an urgent delivery order.