Weekend offers
Weekend promotions are a reason some customers continue shopping with Talal stores.
Muhaisnah
Talal Group Management Office is associated in the supplied material with TALAL Supermarket, a UAE retail group serving everyday grocery needs. Reviews show customers use the wider business for supermarket shopping and home delivery, with weekend offers mentioned as a draw.
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Weekend promotions are a reason some customers continue shopping with Talal stores.
One customer specifically reported very good customer service, suggesting experiences can vary by branch and team.
A restaurant review mentions a friendly crew and a selection of foods at the Talal restaurant operation.
Check invoices. Check every line before leaving; one Al Barsha customer found an extra AED 4 charge after getting home.
Inspect deliveries. Check expiry dates when groceries arrive, as one customer reported receiving products with only about a week remaining.
Allow extra time. Do not rely on the quoted 45 minutes for delivery; a Muhaisnah review reported waiting three hours without delivery.
Confirm promotions. Read the offer terms at checkout and ask staff to clarify any extra-purchase condition before paying.
Verify items. For home orders, check that the delivered product and quantity match your request before accepting the order.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
A promotional offer for this milk was the subject of a checkout dispute about whether another purchase was required.
A customer used this named egg product to report a mismatch between the displayed and billed prices.
A home-delivery customer reported receiving rotten ginger and described a difficult replacement process.
A restaurant delivery review says black chena was ordered but egg curry was delivered instead.
A customer questioned the packet's labelled weight and price after the item was billed differently.
Home delivery is the clearest recurring problem, with reports of waits reaching three hours or more, including nearby orders.
Muhaisnah customers reported receiving the wrong items or quantities in grocery orders.
Customers report unanswered calls and WhatsApp messages, making it difficult to confirm orders or resolve problems.
Reviews describe mismatches between shelf labels, product weights and billed prices, including a garlic packet sold at a different size and amount.
Several reviews describe disrespectful or unprofessional communication, including a complaint about promotional-offer handling at Al Qasimia.
The Bottom Line
Talal Group Management Office is linked in the supplied material to TALAL Supermarket, a UAE grocery business where customers shop for everyday items and place home-delivery orders. Weekend offers are one reason some shoppers return, and the wider group also includes restaurant operations. Reviews mention groceries such as Almarai 4 x 1-litre milk, JENAN eggs, ginger and garlic, alongside restaurant orders including black chena and egg curry.
The main caution is delivery reliability. Customers in Muhaisnah and elsewhere describe waits of one to three hours, missed delivery windows, unanswered calls or WhatsApp messages, and orders arriving with the wrong item or quantity. One Muhaisnah review says an order was cancelled after the customer called about a delay.
Check grocery deliveries promptly for expiry dates and inspect the contents before putting everything away. 99 and a garlic packet with conflicting size and price information. A separate Al Barsha customer reported an extra AED 4 charge.
Service appears inconsistent by branch. Some customers report very good or friendly service, while others describe rude communication and weak complaint handling. For urgent groceries, shopping in person may be less frustrating than relying on delivery.