Market pairing
Its location lets shoppers buy from the fruits and vegetables market and complete their grocery run next door.
Ras Al Khor
Union Coop Al Aweer is a large hypermarket in Ras Al Khor, next to the fruits and vegetables market. It is useful for combining a bulk produce run with everyday groceries, fresh meat and ready food in one stop.
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Its location lets shoppers buy from the fruits and vegetables market and complete their grocery run next door.
Reviews specifically praise the fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and fish selection.
The branch is described as a spacious hypermarket with many product choices, including international and local brands.
It suits larger grocery trips, with reviewers saying prices can work well for buying in bulk before visiting the vegetable market.
Shoppers mention frequent promotions, a deals section and extra savings through the Tamayaz loyalty card.
Several reviews describe convenient or plentiful parking, including two hours of free parking.
Try mornings. For butchery shopping, morning hours may be the safer choice: one reviewer found service courteous then but inconsistent in the evening.
Allow time. Avoid relying on the grill, ready-food or sandwich counter for a quick lunch; one regular customer was quoted 30–40 minutes.
Check offers. Look at the promotions and deals section, and consider a Tamayaz card if you shop there regularly.
Bargain produce. If buying fruits and vegetables in bulk, ask about bargaining rather than assuming the first price is final.
Use parking. Parking is a practical advantage, with a review noting that two hours of free parking is available.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
One reviewer specifically mentions shawarma among the prepared-food choices.
Meat kababs are mentioned alongside shawarma as a ready-food option.
A reviewer calls out the branch's selection of Serbian products.
Ready-food and sandwich orders have reportedly taken 30–40 minutes, making the branch difficult for a short lunch break.
One review describes long payment-counter queues and too few staff available on the floor.
Although offers are often praised, some shoppers find individual items more expensive than at other markets.
A reviewer found the store functional but lacking music, colour and atmosphere.
The Bottom Line
Union Coop Al Aweer is a large hypermarket in Ras Al Khor beside the fruits and vegetables market, so it works well for a combined produce and grocery trip. You can stock up on everyday items, fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, fish and household supplies, then browse the ready-food section for shawarma, meat kababs or grilled food. The branch is spacious and reviews highlight its broad brand selection, bulk-shopping usefulness and frequent promotions.
The Tamayaz card is mentioned as a way to access additional offers, while parking is generally considered convenient; one review notes two hours of free parking. Several shoppers also describe the store as relatively quiet or less crowded, which can make a large shop easier. Service is the main variable.
Recent reviews report long checkout queues, limited floor assistance and slow ready-food orders, including a quoted 30–40-minute wait. The butchery receives particularly serious complaints about rude or unequal treatment of Indian and other non-Arabic-speaking customers, although one reviewer found morning service much better than evening service. Prices are often praised during promotions, but some items are reportedly higher than at other markets, so checking offers and bargaining for bulk produce may be worthwhile.