Broad range
The market carries a wide variety, including food, clothing, shoes, gifts and daily essentials under one roof.
Dubai Industrial City
Talal Market is a hypermarket in Dubai Industrial City serving everyday grocery and household shopping. Reviews highlight its broad stock, mostly fresh vegetables and a fresh fish section, while weekday visits can be quieter and parking is available in front.
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The market carries a wide variety, including food, clothing, shoes, gifts and daily essentials under one roof.
Vegetables are described as mostly fresh, and the fresh fish section is a useful extra for grocery shoppers.
There is plenty of free parking directly in front of the market.
Staff are often described as friendly and cooperative; one cashier reviewed camera footage and returned an overcharge.
Weekend promotions are specifically mentioned as attractive for shoppers planning a larger visit.
Cash and card payments are accepted, giving shoppers more than one standard payment option.
Check invoices. Check the invoice before leaving; a review says it is important for replacements or claims after an overcharge.
Visit weekdays. Weekdays may be more comfortable because one review found the market less crowded then.
Use front parking. If you are driving, the free parking directly in front is the most convenient option mentioned.
Check the bill. Compare quantities and prices on the bill, especially after buying several items, because duplicate charges have been reported.
Bring a bag. Bring a sturdier bag for clothing or shoes; one shopper received four kanduras in a small vegetable-style plastic bag.
Check cards. Cash and regular card payments are accepted, but Amex cards are not, so bring an alternative payment method.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
A customer bought an Elora shaver but reported that it was faulty and the return process was unsuccessful.
The market carries the Axe brand balm in various sizes, according to one review.
Kanduras are available, though one customer criticised the small plastic bag used for packing four of them.
Several reviews describe prices as high, particularly for some groceries, electronics accessories and everyday items.
Customers report occasional duplicate charges, including one handbag and another item charged twice.
One review says the market is accessible only to people inside JAFZA, which may limit visits for outsiders.
Furniture delivery received a clearly negative review and was described as needing improvement.
Garments and shoes may be packed in small vegetable-style plastic bags rather than sturdier carry bags.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Elora shaver
“I have to leave without my already pay shaver(60 dirham) and I still gut my receipt and warranty stamp with me here”Google review · August 2024
The Bottom Line
Talal Market is a broad hypermarket serving the JAFZA South accommodation area in Dubai Industrial City. It is useful for routine shopping when you need several things in one trip: reviews mention daily groceries, clothing, shoes, chocolates and gifts, with a fresh fish section and mostly fresh vegetables also available. The market’s range is its strongest practical advantage.
Customers describe finding day-to-day necessities under one roof, and some mention weekend deals, cash and card payments, and free parking directly in front. Weekdays may be easier for browsing because one review found the store less crowded then. Prices are the main point to weigh up.
Some shoppers call them reasonable or cheaper than nearby alternatives, but others describe certain groceries, electronics accessories and general items as expensive. More importantly, multiple reviews mention duplicate or incorrect charges, so check the quantities and prices on your invoice before leaving; the invoice is also useful for a replacement or claim. There are a few service cautions.
Access may be limited to people inside JAFZA, furniture delivery has been criticised, and clothing or shoes may be packed in flimsy vegetable-style bags. Amex is not accepted, and a sturdier carry bag could be worthwhile for garment purchases.