Late opening
A review says the branch is open 24 hours, making it useful for late-night essentials.
West Zone Fresh Supermarket | Trio Apartment - Al Barsha 1 ( Barsha 6 )
Al Barsha
West Zone Fresh Supermarket is a large neighbourhood supermarket in Al Barsha, with a broad everyday selection and reported 24-hour opening. Reviews also mention a dining offering, especially mutton biryani and mutton nihari, so it may suit both grocery runs and a casual meal.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
1,089 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Good offers
One customer found this branch more organised than other West Zone branches and praised its offers.
Large portions
The mutton biryani was described as enough for two people, with plenty of meat and potato.
Strong dishes
Mutton nihari was praised for its tender meat and rich, aromatic gravy.
Valet option
Dining reviews mention valet parking, which can help when nearby parking is difficult to find.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check freshness. Inspect produce, chicken, eggs and packaged foods before paying; multiple reviews raise quality concerns.
Keep receipts. Keep your bill for grocery returns, since one regular shopper was refused a refund without it.
Verify substitutions. For app orders, confirm promotional items are actually available before accepting a costlier replacement.
Try mutton. If dining, consider the mutton biryani or mutton nihari; reviews describe generous biryani portions and tender nihari meat.
Request mild. Ask clearly for mild or zero spice when ordering, especially for children; some reviews say mild requests were missed.
Plan parking. Allow a short walk from the larger lot, or check valet availability, instead of relying on spaces directly outside.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al BarshaAl - Trio Apartment - Al Ramth St
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Ustadi chops
The chops were described as pan-fried rather than deep-fried and cooked to perfection.
Chicken dum biryani
A late-night diner found the raita good, though the biryani itself was only average.
Manchow soup
One diner praised the soup’s rich broth, balanced spices and hearty ingredients.
Common Concerns
Food concerns
Reviews allege problems with mouldy carrots, spoiled chicken and unpleasant-tasting eggs; check chilled and fresh items carefully.
Poor service
Several customers reported unhelpful or rude staff, including refusal to exchange a flat Pepsi can bought minutes earlier.
Stock mismatches
An online-order customer says sale items repeatedly appeared available but were later reported out of stock.
Pricing errors
The fruit and vegetable stand was criticised for repeatedly entering incorrect product prices, including bananas.
Parking difficulty
Restaurant-area reviews say only a few spaces are directly outside, with larger parking around a five-minute walk away.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
33 AED
Chicken (with Bone) Biriyani
“A serving of Chicken (with Bone) Biriyani cost about 33 AED, and Mutton at AED 35”Google review · June 2021
AED 35
Mutton
“A serving of Chicken (with Bone) Biriyani cost about 33 AED, and Mutton at AED 35”Google review · June 2021
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The Bottom Line
West Zone Fresh Supermarket is a sizeable neighbourhood grocery stop in Al Barsha, with reviews pointing to a broad product range, decent prices and relatively light crowds. One opening-day review also said the branch would operate 24 hours, which is useful for late-night essentials. A separate review found this branch more organised than other West Zone locations and praised its offers.
The review set also includes substantial feedback about a dining operation attached to or associated with the listing. Mutton biryani is the clearest draw: one portion was described as enough for two, with plenty of meat, while another reviewer called the mutton nihari’s meat tender and its gravy rich and aromatic. Ustadi chops, chicken dum biryani and manchow soup also receive positive mentions.
Experiences are inconsistent, however; other diners found the biryani dry, overly spicy, oily or served lukewarm. For grocery shopping, take extra care with fresh and chilled food. Reviews allege mouldy carrots, spoiled chicken and unpleasant eggs, while produce-price errors and app stock mismatches were also reported.
Keep your receipt if you may need a refund. Parking around the restaurant area can be awkward, with limited spaces outside and a larger lot roughly five minutes away; valet is mentioned as an alternative.