Adel Ahmed

If you're searching for affordable and good-quality items, this place is a gem. They have budget-friendly candura for kids, and they excel in providing Umrah essentials. The prices here are remarkably reasonable.

The shop is named Khaled Salmeen, not Liwa. So, if you're looking for great deals on kids' candura or Umrah necessities, Khaled Salmeen is the place to visit.

This place offers an authentic Karak tea experience that's worth trying. Their large cup, priced at 3 AED, is a great option for tea enthusiasts.

In addition to tea, they also have a variety of food options, including burgers. So, if you're in the mood for a combination of flavorful tea and some tasty snacks, it's definitely worth a visit.

Best place for fresh fish:
Gives you many options.
When you arrive, you'll find several shops selling fresh fish.
Try to negotiate prices and ask for fresh fish; if what's offered doesn't please you, they have even fresher stock in storage.
When you get the fish, there's a cleaning area if you choose to take it home.

Another option is to have a restaurant prepare it for you, whether you'll take it home or enjoy your meal there.

Remember, there are fees for cleaning, cooking, and the restaurant table, around 20 dirhams per person.

The restaurant provides you with all you need, including rice and salad, and more.

You might opt for the easier choice, which is to sit in one of the restaurants there and order what you want. They will take care of everything, but it might be somewhat expensive.

I visited Lulu Market yesterday and the gold market today. I must say, I'm very impressed with the offerings in this place.

The prices are reasonable, and I stand by my previous comment regarding the building and parking. They should improve the parking slots by increasing their number, and the food area should include a variety of Arabic and continental dishes.

Apart from that, everything else is good.

The gold market is an amazing place, and based on my experience, the most recommended gold shops that don't charge excessive fees are Aljazeerah and Al Samer.

I'm still exploring other shops, but so far, these two have been good. I haven't visited all of the shops yet, so my final feedback is pending.

This mall might seem small, especially when compared to bigger ones like Yas Mall, Al Wahda Mall, or Dubai malls in the UAE. However, in its own right, it's cozy and inviting.

Inside, you'll find a Lulu hypermarket, which spans two floors and offers numerous deals. Surprisingly, this Lulu outlet has more offers compared to other branches. Despite its size, the mall hosts a variety of shops, well-known brands, and currency exchange services.

One standout aspect is the mall's supportive security team. I had a pleasant encounter with a friendly security lady, although her name escapes me.

All in all, it's a good place to visit, with the added bonus of ample parking space, making the overall experience quite convenient.