The Eid food deals at Hong Gourmet Hypermarket in Dubai.
This Eid Al Fitr approaches, Hong Gourmet Hypermarket in Dubai is offering budget-friendly deals for foodies and hypermarket shoppers. Starting Thursday (March 19), the Asian specialty hypermarket is offering a range of Eid specials, including soft serve ice cream for Dh2, home-style tofu for Dh6, and barbecue chicken skewers for Dh2 per stick. For many visitors, however, the low prices are only part of the attraction. Walking into the Satwa-based store feels less like a routine grocery run and more like entering a vibrant Asian food hub. Rows of colourful snacks, trending drinks and hard-to-find ingredients from Japan, Korea, China and the Philippines line the aisles, while the in-store dining area serves freshly cooked meals that encourage customers to linger. It has become a popular spot where shoppers come to buy groceries but often end up staying for a full meal. Beyond the Eid deals, the hypermarket has built a reputation as a go-to destination for food explorers searching for viral and niche products. Shelves are stocked with trending Japanese and Korean snacks frequently seen on social media, alongside unique flavours of chips and brightly packaged drinks that are rarely available elsewhere in the UAE. Among the most talked-about items is a mango ice cream that has gained traction on TikTok and Instagram. Shoppers with adventurous tastes can also find durian and other exotic fruits, as well as specialty ingredients like century eggs and rice paper for homemade Vietnamese spring rolls. For hotpot enthusiasts, a dedicated section offers thinly sliced meats, fresh vegetables and a variety of sauces, allowing customers to easily assemble everything needed for a DIY hotpot meal at home.More than just groceries
Regular shoppers say part of the fun is spotting blue sticker tags scattered across the store, marking discounted items. Some even report finding deals for as low as Dh1. The store also features a mix of Asian beauty products and trending collectibles, including toys such as Labubu, alongside festive trinkets believed to bring good fortune. With its mix of affordable food, rare finds and a dine-in experience, Hong Gourmet Hypermarket is increasingly becoming a destination in itself. For many residents, a quick grocery trip here often turns into a mini food adventure. CAM/Expat MediaFor all the latest news from the UAE and the world, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to our YouTube page

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