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Reviewers describe a broad selection for a residential-area supermarket, including everyday groceries and prepared foods.
Dubai South
Talal Market is a neighbourhood supermarket in Dubai South, with groceries, fresh vegetables, fish and meat, plus Filipino food mentioned by customers. Recent reviews also describe tidier shelves and improvements after new management, though delivery reliability remains a serious concern.
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Reviewers describe a broad selection for a residential-area supermarket, including everyday groceries and prepared foods.
A recent review says the new Talal store replaced Quick Supermarket with neat, organised shelves and better service.
Promotions and discounts are mentioned as a way to save on regular supermarket purchases.
Some customers describe staff as cooperative and helpful, including assistance finding items in the store.
Allow time. If ordering food, allow substantial extra time: reviews describe two-hour waits and even a four-to-five-hour delay.
Confirm delivery. Confirm that delivery is actually available before placing a food order; one customer received conflicting answers from reception.
Check the cut. For butcher orders, repeat the exact cut and confirm it before cutting; one customer requested shoulder and was given ribs instead.
Inspect produce. Check the produce area before buying, especially if smell or flies would bother you; both were reported in one review.
Shop in-store. For time-sensitive groceries, in-store shopping may be safer than delivery given repeated reports of late orders near the market.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
One customer specifically mentioned liking the Dham Biryani from the restaurant.
Dum Fish biriyani is mentioned in a mixed review that criticised the fish quality and preparation.
Half grilled chicken appears as a delivery order in a complaint about a two-hour wait.
A customer ordered 4 appams with egg roast but reported receiving three appams and one idly instead.
Delivery delays are a repeated issue, ranging from about an hour to several hours, even for nearby buildings.
Customers report unanswered calls, WhatsApp messages and unclear promises about whether delivery is available.
One customer reported an unpleasant smell at the entrance and flies around the produce section.
A review says most prices were almost double, and sometimes triple, those at Viva or Al Madina.
Restaurant feedback is mixed; one customer received frozen, rubbery fish in biryani and mutton with little flesh.
The Bottom Line
Talal Market is a convenient grocery stop in Dubai South, particularly for everyday shopping when you want fresh vegetables, fish or meat without travelling far. Reviews also mention Filipino food, frequent promotions and discounts, and a wider-than-expected selection for a residential-area market. The store recently replaced Quick Supermarket, with one customer noting neater, more organised shelves under the new management.
The main caution is delivery. Customers describe orders arriving one to two hours late, a four-to-five-hour delay, missing or incorrect items, and calls or WhatsApp messages going unanswered. One nearby customer waited 1 hour 16 minutes for drinks, while another was told delivery was available and later told it was not.
If timing matters, shop in person or confirm the arrangement clearly before ordering. The in-store experience is not completely consistent either. Some customers praise helpful staff and good prices, but others report an unpleasant smell and flies in the produce section.
Prices were described by one reviewer as almost double, sometimes triple, those at Viva or Al Madina. Restaurant feedback ranges from tasty biryani and good portions to complaints about rubbery fish, half-cooked food and long waits.