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Supermarkets in the United Arab Emirates covers weekly promotions across 164 top retail chains. Catalogues are updated weekly with fresh discounts.
SP
Spinneys
AM
Al Maya
AM
Al Madina
NE
Nesto
AD
Abu Dhabi Coop
SA
Safeermarket
VI
Viva
DT
Day To Day
GE
Geant
AA
Al Adil
WS
Westzone Supermarket
SH
Shaklan
IS
Istanbul Supermarket
AM
Amber
UC
Union Coop
UH
United Hypermarket
SC
Sharjah Co Operative Society
CH
Choithrams
AD
Abu Dhabi Co Operative Society
SC
Sharjah Cooperation Society
AC
Ajman Coop
EC
Emirates Co Operative Society
RN
Rak National Markets
AF
Armed Forces Cooperative Society
AS
Al Safeer
KT
Km Trading
AS
Aswaaq
GH
Grand Hypermarket
AM
Al Madina Hypermarket
WZ
West Zone
AR
Aswaq Ramez
GS
Gala Supermarket
CR
City Retail
NW
New W Mart
GA
Gate
KH
Kenz Hypermarket
RM
Rawabi Market
LC
Last Chance
EC
Everyday Center
DC
Delta Centre
FC
Friday Center
DL
Dream Land
ER
Eros
SA
Sava
LU
Lulu
AM
A Market
AA
Abdullah Alothaim Markets
AH
Abraj Hypermarket
AC
Ace
AH
Aiko Hypermarket
AA
Al Ain Co Op Society
AA
Al Amer Market
AA
Al Andalus Trading Co
AD
Al Dahiya Markets
AD
Al Douri Group
AG
Al Ghoneim
AH
Al Hoot
AM
Al Manama Hypermarket
AM
Al Meera Hypermarket
AM
Al Mithaly
AM
Al Morshedy Marts
AM
Al Mushrif Co Operative Society
AN
Al Nasser
AN
Al Nokhba Markets
AR
Al Raya
AS
Al Sadhan
AW
Al Wafa Hypermarket
AK
Ala Kaifak
AM
Aljazera Markets
AL
Allday
AL
Almanea
AM
Astra Markets
BY
Bani Yas Co Operative Society
BI
Bigmart
BD
Bin Dawood
BL
Bluemart
BH
Bonanza Hypermarket
BR
Brands4u
BE
Budget Express
BF
Budget Food
CF
Carry Fresh Hypermarket
CE
Centro
CC
City Centre
CF
City Flower
CI
Citystar
CO
Consumer Oasis
CS
Coops Supermarket
CS
Cosco Supermarket
CS
Costo Supermarket
DH
Dana Hypermarket
DA
Danube
DU
Dukan
DA
Dunya Al Asar
ES
Earth Stores
ED
Eddy
FW
Falcon Wholesale
FM
Falconcity Markets
FF
Family Food Centre
FS
Farm Superstores
FA
Fathima
FP
Food Palace
GM
G Mart
GE
Grand Emirates Market
GR
Grandiose
GI
Graphic International Centre L L C
HH
Hashim Hypermarket
HC
Highway Center
HP
Hyper Panda
JM
Jmart
KS
Kabayan Supermarket
LH
Layan Hyper
LF
Leeno Farm
LS
Locost Supermarket
MC
M City Mart
MH
Makkah Hypermarket
MH
Mango Hyper
MM
Manuel Market
MS
Mark Save
MH
Masskar Hypermarket
MM
Max Mart
ME
Mercado
MD
Metro Discount Center
MH
Mina Hypermarket
MM
Mira Mart
MM
Ms Max
MM
Muntazah Markets
MM
My Mart
NH
Nahda Hypermarket
NS
National Store L L C
NS
Noori Super Market
OR
Olive Retail Group
PS
Pakistan Super Market
PH
Panda Hypermarket
PH
Paris Hypermarket
PA
Pasons
PM
Pride Mart Hypermarket
QH
Qasar Hypermarket
RC
Rak Cooperative Society
RH
Regency Hypermarket
RM
Retail Mart
SH
Safari Hypermarket
SC
Salmiya Co Operative Society
SA
Salt
SS
Sanam Supermarket
SS
Sarawat Superstore
SG
Saudia Group
SH
Savings Hypermarket L L C
SS
Smart Shopping
SA
Souq Al Baladi
SP
Spar
SP
Speedex
SM
Star Markets
SN
Stop N Shop
TM
Tamimi Markets
TA
Taza
TS
The Sultan Center
VS
Vegetable Souk At The Fresh Market
VM
Village Markets
YB
Ya Balash
ZS
Zahra Shopping Center
ZH
Zain Hypermarket
AG
Ansar Gallery
CA
Carrefour
LH
Lulu Hypermarket
Valid Now
Nesto
Valid Now
Armed Forces Cooperative Society
Valid Now
Delta Centre
Valid Now
Delta Centre
Supermarkets and hypermarkets form the backbone of weekly grocery shopping in the UAE, and this category brings together the region's major chains in one place. Shoppers can currently browse offers from chains such as Spinneys, Al Maya, Al Madina, Nesto and Abu Dhabi Coop. Each store publishes its own leaflet of discounted groceries, household essentials and seasonal goods, usually refreshed on a weekly basis.
Hypermarket and supermarket leaflets in the UAE usually combine fresh produce, meat and dairy with household cleaning supplies, personal care items and a rotating selection of electronics or seasonal goods. Because these stores carry such a wide range under one roof, their weekly flyers tend to be the longest and most varied in the retail category, making them a useful starting point for a full household shopping list.
Most chains in this category release a new flyer weekly, with many stores timing the refresh for mid-week ahead of the weekend shopping rush, although the exact day can vary by chain and by branch. Shorter flash promotions sometimes appear between the main weekly cycles, especially around paydays and public holidays.
Because staple prices on items like rice, oil, dairy and cleaning supplies can vary noticeably between chains, it is worth comparing two or three nearby supermarkets before committing to a large grocery trip. For example, comparing Spinneys and Al Maya side by side before a big shop is a quick way to see the difference in current promotions. This small step often adds up to meaningful savings over a month of regular shopping.
Many supermarkets in the UAE run extended promotions around major seasonal periods, when discounts on non-perishable staples and household goods tend to run deeper than usual. Planning bulk purchases of pantry items around one of these promotional windows is a practical way to stretch a household budget further, particularly for items like rice, oil, canned goods and cleaning supplies that do not spoil and can be bought ahead of need.
A supermarket flyer usually lists the valid date range alongside each promoted item, and it is worth checking this range before planning a trip around a specific discount, since offers listed on a flyer's cover page are not always representative of every deal inside it. Many flyers also separate general promotions from items that are limited to a loyalty card or membership app, so a quick skim of the full leaflet rather than just the headline page tends to reveal more genuine savings.
Because a single hypermarket visit in the UAE can combine groceries, household goods and sometimes electronics or clothing in one trip, it helps to set a rough budget by category before walking in, rather than relying only on what happens to be discounted that week. Shoppers who track a short list of regularly purchased staples tend to notice price changes more easily than those who shop without comparing to a previous visit, which makes repeat trips to the same chain a useful way to judge whether its pricing is consistently competitive.
Even within the same chain, pricing and promotional stock can vary from one branch to another in the UAE, since local demand, delivery schedules and shelf space differ by location. If a specific advertised item is important to a trip, calling ahead or checking a branch's own page before travelling can confirm it is actually in stock there, rather than only at the branch the flyer happened to be photographed in. This kind of small check is standard practice for comparison shopping across this category and is not specific to any single retailer.
It is also worth remembering that a flyer's published dates are the most reliable guide to whether an offer is still running, since promotional material can sometimes remain visible online for a short time after the in-store discount has technically ended. Treating the listed valid-to date as the deciding factor, rather than simply assuming a flyer still seen online must still be active, avoids a wasted trip for an offer that has already expired.
Before a big grocery trip, quickly compare the current weekly flyers of two or three nearby supermarkets, since prices on common staples like rice, oil and dairy often differ more than shoppers expect.
Carrefour and Lulu Hypermarket offer robust loyalty programs with points redeemable for groceries or non-food items. Othaim’s app-based rewards are also popular for health-focused shoppers.
Most retailers release weekly ads on digital platforms or in-store. Lulu Hypermarket updates ads every Thursday, while Carrefour often highlights new deals on weekends.
Yes, stores like Othaim specialize in premium and organic products, which are typically priced higher than conventional items at Carrefour or Spinneys.
Fresh produce discounts are often available mid-week at Spinneys and Choithr, as these stores align their ads with seasonal supply chains.
Most supermarkets, including Lulu and Carrefour, have lenient return policies for perishables, while electronics at Choithr may require proof of purchase for exchanges.