Oasis Mall Shops: The Full Store List for Dubai & Sharjah

“Oasis Mall shops” sounds like one list, but there are two malls and two quite different line-ups. Dubai’s Al Quoz mall spreads around 98 stores and kiosks over four levels; Sharjah’s packs 45+ stores into three. Both are Landmark Group malls, so the big names repeat — what changes is everything around them. Here is the honest store list for each, grouped by what you are actually shopping for.

For the complete picture — timings, dining, cinema and services — start with our main Oasis Mall guide.

Detail	Info
Dubai store count	Around 98 stores and kiosks, 4 levels
Sharjah store count	45+ stores, 3 levels
Shared anchors	Centrepoint, Max, Home Centre, Emax, Carrefour
Supermarket	Carrefour in both malls
Home and furniture	Home Centre in both malls
Electronics	Emax in both malls; E-City in Sharjah

Shops at Oasis Mall Dubai

The anchors do the heavy lifting. Centrepoint is the department store heart of the mall — inside it sit Babyshop (children), Splash (youth fashion), Shoemart (footwear) and Lifestyle (beauty and home accessories), so one entrance covers four shopping lists. Max handles value fashion for the whole family, Home Centre takes furniture and homeware, Emax is the electronics anchor, and Carrefour is the supermarket.

Around them, the fashion and accessories row includes Vincci (shoes and bags), Parfois and Lovisa (accessories and jewellery) and Okaïdi (children’s clothing). Ajmal Perfumes covers Arabic and French fragrances — a Gulf mall staple — and the kiosks through the walkways pick up the rest: watches, sunglasses, phone accessories, gifts and seasonal stalls. The pillar guide’s services page lists the repair and essentials counters that sit alongside the shops.

Beyond the anchors, regulars know the second row of names: Home Box, Landmark’s budget home store, sits as the value alternative to Home Centre; Mothercare covers maternity and baby essentials alongside Babyshop; and a Daiso variety store handles the small household bits — storage boxes, stationery, kitchen odds and ends — that nobody makes a special trip for. Reviewers of the mall often note that more than half of it is Landmark Group brands, which is exactly why the prices stay keen: the mall is, in large part, one retailer’s own high street.

Store	What It Sells
Centrepoint	Department store — Babyshop, Splash, Shoemart, Lifestyle inside
Max	Value fashion for men, women and children
Splash	Youth and fast fashion (also inside Centrepoint)
Home Centre	Furniture, furnishing, bed & bath, kitchenware
Emax	Electronics and appliances
Carrefour	Supermarket and groceries
Vincci	Shoes and handbags
Lovisa / Parfois	Fashion jewellery and accessories
Ajmal Perfumes	Arabic and French perfumes
Okaïdi	Children’s clothing
Home Box	Budget furniture and home accessories
Mothercare	Maternity, baby and toddler essentials

Shops at Oasis Mall Sharjah

Sharjah’s line-up is tighter but covers the same ground. Centrepoint anchors one end with its Babyshop, Splash and Shoemart sections, Carrefour Market handles groceries, and Home Centre, Max and Emax repeat their Dubai roles. Electronics gets a second name here — E-City — and Vincci and Okaïdi return for shoes and children’s wear. With 45+ stores in total, the rest is the familiar mix of fashion, footwear, perfumes, mobile shops and gift kiosks across three floors, topped by the food court and Cinépolis above. The layout helps: Max and Vincci sit on Level 1, while Home Centre and the food court are up on Level 2 — so a typical Sharjah trip is fashion downstairs, homeware and food upstairs.

Store	What It Sells
Centrepoint	Department store — Babyshop, Splash, Shoemart inside
Carrefour Market	Supermarket and groceries
Max	Value fashion for the family
Home Centre	Furniture and homeware
Emax / E-City	Electronics and appliances
Okaïdi	Children’s clothing
Vincci	Shoes and handbags

Two Malls, Two Kinds of Shopping Trip

Treat Dubai as the full shop and Sharjah as the efficient one. Dubai’s four levels carry the complete Landmark line-up plus the extras — Home Box, Mothercare, Daiso, the bigger Centrepoint — so a family can do clothes, homeware, electronics and the weekly grocery run in one visit. Sharjah strips it back to the anchors over three levels: the same Centrepoint–Max–Home Centre–Emax spine, a Carrefour Market, and nothing much you have to walk past twice. If you live between the two, the honest rule is Dubai for the monthly big shop, Sharjah for the weekly one.

Store line-ups in both malls change quietly through the year — small units open and close without announcements. If you are travelling for one specific shop, check the mall’s store directory on the day; the anchors above are the permanent fixtures.

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