Lulu Offers This Week

Lulu offers this week in Saudi Arabia: how the leaflets arrive

Shoppers who type "lulu offers today" or "lulu hypermarket offers this week" are usually hunting for one thing: the leaflet that matches their own city. Lulu does not issue a single national sheet. The editions we hold are regional and themed, and the newest batch began on Wednesday 14 October 2026. It includes Digi Tech Deals (38 pages, valid to 31 October), Anniversary Fest (24 pages, to 20 October) and Power Deals for the Eastern Province (70 pages, to 20 October).

Before that came 7 Big Days Rush, Vol 3 for the Central Region (30 September to 6 October) and a one-page 4 Days Price Storm sheet (27 to 30 September). Because titles name a region, someone in Riyadh and someone in Dammam can see different editions under the same brand. Start and end dates change with each edition; check the validity line on the catalogue you are reading before you plan a shopping trip. Everything we hold sits on the Lulu offers page, and the wider picture is on the Saudi Arabia offers this week overview.

Lulu Happiness KSA: the points scheme

Lulu runs a loyalty programme called Happiness, with a Saudi-specific terms page on its GCC website. The version we saw in search results sets out the following. Members must be at least 18 and hold a valid Saudi phone number. Points are earned on purchases in physical Lulu stores, though not on gift cards, and they cannot be handed to somebody else. Redemption begins at 400 points, in steps of 100, and every 400 points is worth one riyal. Points have no cash value, and they lapse one year after they were earned.

One detail worth knowing: if you return an item that earned points, those points are taken back, and any shortfall is deducted from the exchange voucher or refund. The page itself blocked our direct request, so we are relying on what search displayed; read the live terms at the till before planning a big shop around them. Searches such as "lulu happiness registration" show people look for sign-up help.

Lulu online: delivery, tracking and returns

Queries like "lulu delivery tracking ksa" and "does lulu have cash on delivery" suggest online ordering matters to Saudi shoppers. Lulu's FAQ pages state that online orders are generally delivered within 48 working hours, that a courier calls to arrange a time, and that the site does not ship internationally. The same FAQ mentions a seven-day returns window with conditions: change-of-mind returns must be as new and resaleable with accessories sealed, delivery and card charges are not refunded, and faulty or damaged goods are refunded but must come back with manuals, packaging and cables. A customer service number, 8001000330, is shown for Saudi Arabia, with service six days a week and closed on Fridays.

Points, digital coupons and delivery services may be offered in some places and not in others. Ask at the branch which programmes and services run there. Saudi law also helps: the e-commerce rules let a buyer return an unused product within seven days of the contract, with listed exceptions such as made-to-order goods.

Your rights in a Lulu store

A ministry decision reported by Gulf News in 2018 banned shops from displaying "goods once sold cannot be returned or exchanged" wording on shelves, receipts and leaflets, and required traders to take back defective or non-compliant goods and refund the customer. So a Lulu leaflet cannot lawfully claim that nothing may ever be returned.

Each branch keeps its own opening times, and municipal rules or holidays can shift them. A quick look at the signage or the branch's posted times saves a wasted journey. What we can say is that since a circular of 16 July 2021 from the Federation of Saudi Chambers, shops may remain open during the daily prayers instead of closing for half an hour. The practical advice is to check the branch name on the leaflet and the weekend pattern (Friday-Saturday) with the branch.

Who Lulu is and where you will find it

Lulu is a Gulf hypermarket group, and Saudi Arabia is clearly a growth market for it. Arab News carried a company statement in December 2025 on the opening of the 72nd Saudi store, at Cenomi Aziz Mall in Jeddah's Al-Faisaliyah district. It was described as the 267th Lulu outlet in the GCC, with self-checkout counters and parking for around 3,000 vehicles. The same statement quotes the chairman as saying Lulu aims to reach 100 stores in the Kingdom. The range listed there covers groceries, household goods, fresh produce, bakery, meat, seafood, health and beauty, mobile phones and accessories, and home furnishings.

Earlier, Gulf News reported the 70th Saudi store in Taif, around 196,000 square feet with groceries, electronics, fashion, beauty and dining, six self-checkout counters, 500 parking spaces and an upgraded food court. The size of the buildings explains why Lulu leaflets carry electronics and fashion pages, such as the Digi Tech edition above, alongside food. Even so, we classify it as a hypermarket, so see the wider hypermarkets offers in Saudi Arabia section for comparison.

Comparing Lulu with other Saudi chains

Lulu competes with several large grocers whose leaflets we also hold. For a different rhythm, look at Abdullah AlOthaim Markets offers, whose editions are short and day-specific, or Hyper Panda weekly offers. For a smaller regional grocer there is Al Ghoneim offers in Asir. We hold leaflet images only: no product pages and no prices, so confirm any advertised item and its price in store.