Al Khail Mall Dubai: Shops, Timings, Food and Services (2026 Guide)
Al Khail Mall is the neighbourhood mall of Al Quoz 4 — not a tourist destination, but the place where the area’s residents do their grocery run, visit the clinic, file a visa application and eat with the family, all under one roof. It sits on Latifa Bin Hamdan Street, just off Al Khail Road, with 130+ retail outlets and services, a Grand Hypermarket anchor, and a food hall of 60+ eateries.
The mall opens daily from 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM. This guide covers its location, shops, food, services and how to get there.
Al Khail Mall at a Glance
- Address: Latifa Bin Hamdan Street (D67), Al Quoz 4, Dubai
- Main road access: Al Khail Road (E44), near Al Khail Gate
- Developer: Al Fattan Properties (also called Al Fattan Al Khail Mall)
- Hours: Daily 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM (individual shops may vary)
- Contact: +971 4 346 8488
- Stores: 130+ retail outlets and services
- Anchor: Grand Hypermarket (7:00 AM – 12:00 AM)
- Food: 60+ eateries and a large food hall
Where Is Al Khail Mall?
Al Khail Mall sits in Al Quoz 4, one of Dubai’s biggest mixed-use districts, split into Al Quoz 1–4. It is on Latifa Bin Hamdan Street (D67), close to the junction with Al Khail Road (E44) — one of the city’s main highways connecting Sheikh Zayed Road to Business Bay, Al Barsha and Dubai Hills. Nearby communities include Al Quoz 1 (about 10 minutes away), Al Barsha South, Dubai Hills and Jumeirah Village Circle.
By car it is roughly 15 minutes from Downtown Dubai and 20 minutes from Dubai Marina. The nearest bus stop is “Al Quoz, New Housing Junction 2”, served by several RTA routes, and it is within walking distance of the mall. The nearest metro station is Onpassive Metro Station on the Red Line, about a 20-minute drive away — most visitors take a short taxi from there.
Shops at Al Khail Mall
Grand Hypermarket is the undisputed anchor and the single biggest reason for daily footfall. It opens from about 7:00 AM to midnight and covers fresh produce, deli, bakery, butchery, fish counter, frozen aisles and household goods, with same-day delivery available.
Fashion is the mall’s other strength, and it leans affordable: Max Fashion, Splash, H&M, Zara, Centrepoint, Babyshop, Brand Bazaar and Thrift Bazaar (budget fashion, 9:00 AM–11:00 PM), plus Pull&Bear and Nike. Electronics come from East World Electronics, Jumbo Electronics and Al Zubair Computers. Malabar Gold and Diamonds covers jewellery, and Zoom — a 24-hour convenience store — handles snacks and essentials at any hour.
The mix is practical rather than luxury. That is the point: Al Khail Mall serves the workers and families of Al Quoz’s residential compounds and industrial zones, not the weekend tourist crowd.
Food at Al Khail Mall
The mall is known for its massive food hall and 60-plus eateries, from fast food to family restaurants. Restaurants and cafés stay open later than the shops, especially during Ramadan and Eid, so evening meals are a big part of the mall’s draw after the working day ends.
Services: Clinic, Visa and Everyday Errands
What sets Al Khail Mall apart from other neighbourhood malls is how many everyday services sit inside it. An NMC clinic handles medical appointments, and an Amer typing centre handles visa applications (weekdays approximately 9:00 AM–5:00 PM). Government service outlets, pharmacies and banks round out the offer — the kind of errands that would otherwise mean three separate trips across the city.
Timings
- Mall: daily 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Grand Hypermarket: approximately 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Zoom: open 24 hours
- Thrift Bazaar / East World Electronics: 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Amer Typing Centre: weekdays approximately 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Individual tenant hours may differ, and hours shift slightly during Ramadan and public holidays. If you are coming for one specific store or a time-sensitive service such as a clinic appointment, a quick call ahead is worth it.
Why Locals Use It
Al Khail Mall works because it is honest about what it is: a practical, affordable, under-one-roof hub for Al Quoz. A Grand Hypermarket grocery run, an NMC clinic appointment, an Amer visa application, a budget fashion purchase and a family meal across 60-plus eateries can all happen in one visit — and the 8 AM to midnight window means it fits around a working day. It will never compete with the Dubai Mall on spectacle, and it does not try to.