Department stores in Dubai

Everything available. Better than other branch as less crowded and very clean

Worst customer service by Anthony Castro at festival city

At first I had rejected the negative comments about Lulu’s. But after doing business with them I can confirm that their sleazy behavior is what has caused their temporary swell in profits. These guys are so sleek in selling LIES as truth that they…

Wonderful things to buy here at great prices

Like the white thick slices bread, very good, always buy it.

Dollar shop. Nothing much more than that.

This is NOT korean brand. It is CHINESE BRAND.
They forged it into a Korean brand.
위조하고 앉아있네..

Friendly employees, free home delivery and large selection!

Every time I come in here the customer service is awful. Staff are so rude and unhelpful. Rude at the changing room and rude at the till.

I was well welcomed at Matalan, the guy named Ali was super friendly and useful, he even recommended some stuff that proved handy later to me, I appreciate that and his professionalism also.

Good Brands and all Brands made in Spain

I had very good experience in this store, service on top, staff is very friendly!

A unique collection of brands from Milan, Paris, Copenhagen extending to Germany, Swiss and so on.. Many of the products are available only at this store in the whole of Middle East. Definitely worth a visit whichever part of Dubai you are staying!

It's a novelty shop in the lines of IKEA, quality is good but on the pricier side. Check out if you want something different. The staff is courteous.

LuLu Hypermarket is one of the largest supermarket chains in the UAE, stocking everything from electronic items and home appliances to groceries and daily-use products. The brand has established client loyalty and a distinct place in the market by…

Sonapur camp. This has become Baniyas Spike Supermarket now

It's 22.16 and its closed!!! I would NOT expect to be misinformed by M&S!!!!!

Always have offer with lot of items like baby shoes baby clothes and good service