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Fruits

Twenty fruits, restocked daily. Part of this page is fixed all year — apples, bananas, oranges, grapes — and part of it comes and goes: Alfonso mangoes for a few weeks in the Indian season, strawberries when they are worth buying, UAE watermelon and sweet melon through the hot months.

A word on ripeness, since it is what people ask about most. We send avocados, mangoes, peaches and bananas firm rather than ready. It is not an oversight. Ripe fruit does not survive a delivery van in a Dubai summer, and a firm avocado leaves you the choice of when to eat it. Every product page says how many days it needs on the counter and what to look or smell for.

Browse by type if you know what you are after: Apples, Grapes, Berries, Melons, Tropical, Citrus & Stone.

Red and green apples Apples Bunches of red and green grapes Grapes Strawberries, blueberries and other berries Berries Watermelon, honeydew and cantaloupe Melons Mango, pineapple, papaya and other tropical fruit Tropical Oranges, lemons, peaches and plums Citrus & Stone
20 items
Bestseller Imported
Red Apple
Sweet, crisp red apples, sold as a plate of six
Plate of 6
AED 8.00
1
Imported
Green Apple
Tart green apples that hold their shape when cooked
Plate of 6
AED 10.00
1
Imported
Yellow Apple
Soft, honeyed yellow apples — the sweetest of the three
Plate of 6
AED 10.00
1
Bestseller Imported
Banana
Sold with a little green so they ripen in your kitchen
1 kg
AED 7.00
1
Imported
Orange
Juicy oranges, heavy for their size
1 kg
AED 6.50
1
Imported
Kiwi
Tart green kiwi — ripens on your counter if firm
1 kg
AED 15.00
1
Imported
Red Grapes
Sweet red grapes on firm stems, seedless
1 kg
AED 18.00
1
Imported
Black Grapes
Deep purple grapes, the richest of the three
1 kg
AED 20.00
1
Imported
White Grapes
Crisp green grapes with a clean, sharp finish
1 kg
AED 18.00
1
Seasonal India
Alfonso Mango
Seasonal Indian Alfonso — the one people wait all year for
AED 15.00
1
Local UAE
Watermelon
UAE watermelon, sold by the kilo
1 kg
AED 4.50
1
UAE
Sweet Melon
UAE cantaloupe with dense orange flesh
1 kg
AED 7.50
1
Imported
Honey Melon
Pale honeydew with a smooth skin — priced by the day
Price on request
Seasonal Imported
Strawberry
Seasonal strawberries, sold by the box
1 box
AED 10.00
1
Imported
Blueberry
Firm blueberries with a natural silver bloom
1 box
AED 10.00
1
Imported
Peaches
Fragrant peaches, sent firm to ripen at home
1 kg
AED 15.00
1
India
Pomegranate
Heavy Indian pomegranates, sold by the box
1 box
AED 28.00
1
Imported
Yellow Papaya
Ripe yellow papaya, soft flesh and a musky sweetness
1 kg
AED 15.00
1
Imported
Avocado
Sent firm — ripens on your counter in two to four days
1 kg
AED 17.00
1
Imported
Pineapple
Whole pineapples, sold each — fragrant at the base when ready
1 piece
AED 15.00
1

Common questions

Are your fruits ripe when they arrive?
Some are, some are deliberately not. Apples, oranges, grapes, pomegranate and watermelon arrive ready to eat. Avocado, mango, peach, papaya and banana are sent firm on purpose, because ripe fruit does not survive a delivery van in this climate. Each product page says how many days it needs on the counter.
When are Alfonso mangoes available?
For a few weeks in the Indian season, and then not at all. It is a short window and we sell what we can get. Check the Fruits page in season or ask us directly — we do not hold stock out of season and we will not substitute a different mango for it.
Which fruits keep the longest?
Apples are the best keepers — green apples will go a month refrigerated. Pomegranate holds two weeks on the counter and a month in the fridge. At the other end, strawberries give you two or three days and are worth buying only to eat soon.
Are the fruits locally grown or imported?
It depends on the item and the season. Watermelon and sweet melon are usually UAE-grown through the hot months. Alfonso mangoes and pomegranates come from India, and the apples, kiwi and berries are imported. Each product page states the origin we are currently buying that item from.
Should fruit go in the fridge?
Once ripe, almost all of it should. The exceptions matter though: never refrigerate a hard mango, peach or avocado, because cold stops the ripening permanently and you end up with fruit that goes soft without ever developing flavour. And bananas should never go in while they are still green.
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