Pakistani range
Reviews describe a broad selection of Pakistani groceries, snacks, spices and frozen foods, including hard-to-find home-country brands.
Pakistan Supermarket Barsha
Al Barsha
Pakistan Supermarket Barsha is a Pakistani grocery store in Al Barsha, with imported pantry staples, fresh produce, meat and a bakery counter. Reviews make the Pakistani mangoes and chaat selection two of the main reasons to consider a visit.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
577 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Bakery counter
The bakery has Pakistani items including chicken patties, and several reviews also mention its sweets and savoury bakery selection.
Chaat corner
The snack corner serves familiar Pakistani options such as chaat, gol gappa, dahi bhalley and fruit chaat.
Meat section
A dedicated meat corner is available alongside the grocery and bakery sections.
Home delivery
Customers report that online ordering and home delivery are available, with one mango order placed at 11pm delivered by 1pm.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check freshness. Inspect fruit and packaged foods before paying, as reviews mention bad mangoes and mouldy kabab packaging.
Check closing time. Confirm the store is still serving before making a late trip; one customer found the gate closed near closing time despite staff being inside.
Allow time. For meat shopping, avoid peak periods if possible and allow extra time: a reviewer waited 1.5 hours at the butchery.
Verify orders. Check delivered items against your order immediately, since one customer received different items and reported no response to exchange requests.
Compare prices. Compare Pakistani fruit and vegetable prices with other supermarkets before buying, as customers report a significant premium.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Barsha 1
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
Popular Mentions
Pakistani mangoes
Seasonal Pakistani mangoes are repeatedly mentioned, with one customer calling them sweet and authentic.
Kashmiri tea
A customer visited specifically for Kashmiri tea and also praised the food quality and bakery taste.
Rehmat-e-Sheereen gajar ka halwaa
One reviewer singled out this named carrot halwa as a favourite purchase.
Common Concerns
Rude service
Multiple recent reviews describe staff, cashier and bakery interactions as rude, dismissive or unprofessional.
Quality concerns
Reviews report spoiled or unpleasant food, including mould on a packed kabab packet and sweets with a bad smell.
High prices
Some customers say Pakistani fruits and vegetables cost substantially more than at other supermarkets.
Long waits
The butchery has been criticised for slow service; one customer waited 1.5 hours for 2kg of meat and returned four hours later.
Poor exchanges
An online customer received wrong or faulty items and said calls and emails about an exchange went unanswered.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
almost 30aed
4 pieces of sweets and chaat
“Even for 4 pieces of sweets and chaat paid almost 30aed”Google review · April 2026
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The Bottom Line
Pakistan Supermarket Barsha is a useful stop in Al Barsha for Pakistani groceries that can be difficult to find elsewhere. Shoppers mention pantry staples, snacks, spices, frozen foods, fresh produce and a meat corner, while the bakery and snack counter add ready-to-eat options. Chicken patties, chaat, gol gappa, dahi bhalley and fruit chaat all appear in the reviews.
Kashmiri tea and Pakistani mangoes are also specifically mentioned. The strongest reason to come is range. Customers describe finding Pakistani-origin products, seasonal fruit and vegetables, and even items such as Rehmat-e-Sheereen gajar ka halwaa.
Online ordering and home delivery are available, and one reviewer reported a carton of ripe Singhri mangoes arriving promptly after a late-night order. Parking around the property was also described as plentiful. There are important cautions.
Recent reviews repeatedly complain about rude or dismissive service, particularly at the bakery, cashier and chaat counter. Food-quality reports are mixed: some praise fresh produce and bakery items, while others describe tasteless gol gappe, bad-smelling sweets, poor fruit and mould on packaged kabab. Prices for Pakistani fruit and vegetables can be higher than elsewhere, and the butchery has drawn complaints about long waits.
Check freshness, compare prices and confirm closing times before travelling.