Quick Supermarket DWC, Dubai South

Quick Supermarket DWC, Dubai South

Dubai

Quick Supermarket DWC is a neighbourhood grocery store in Dubai, useful for everyday shopping and harder-to-find household basics. Reviews highlight its deli counter, with fresh meats, cheeses and ready-to-eat options, while in-store shopping is generally viewed more positively than home delivery.

Reputation Score
3.5
★★★★☆
522 ratings
5★
46%
4★
16%
3★
8%
2★
3%
1★
28%

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The Good Stuff

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Deli counter

The deli counter carries fresh meats, cheeses and ready-to-eat deli options for quick meals.

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Fresh produce

Customers report good-quality fruits and vegetables, including a selection of organic options.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check bills. Compare shelf or app prices with the final bill before paying; reviewers have repeatedly reported mismatches.

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Request photos. For delivery orders, ask to see a picture of the items first, since one customer received wrong items more than once.

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Practical details

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Common Concerns

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Slow delivery

Home delivery is repeatedly reported as late, including waits of more than an hour for nearby buildings and streets.

Order errors

Customers describe wrong brands, missing items and quantities increased beyond what they ordered, sometimes without consent.

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The Bottom Line

Quick Supermarket DWC is a convenient local grocery stop in Dubai for everyday essentials and a surprisingly broad mix of household goods. Reviews mention everything from fruits, vegetables, fish, meat and chicken to slippers and a clothes-drying stand. The deli counter is a notable draw, with fresh meats, cheeses and ready-to-eat deli options, and one customer also praised the organic produce selection.

The in-store experience is generally the safer bet. Customers describe clean, organised aisles, available parking and helpful staff, while some long-term reviewers say the shop can bring in requested items and run weekend offers or combos. That makes it useful for a quick top-up when you live nearby.

Home delivery is the main concern. Multiple customers report waits of one to two hours even when they are only a few minutes or a few hundred metres away. Wrong brands, missing items and quantities larger than ordered also appear in the reviews, alongside complaints about delivery staff communication.

Freshness can be inconsistent for delivered fruit, vegetables and meat. Prices deserve attention too: reviewers mention higher prices than competing grocery chains, incorrect shelf tags and app prices that differ from the amount charged. If you order, confirm the delivery window, request item photos and check the bill carefully.

For produce and urgent groceries, shopping in person may be less frustrating.

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