Nazwa Farm is a fresh vegetables supplier in Muwaileh, Sharjah and University City, supplying university canteens, restaurants and cafés with mint, coriander, red palak, spring onion and parsley. We grow them in soil on our family farm in Nazwa, Sharjah, and cut each order the same morning. To order, message your list, quantities and location on WhatsApp +971 50 936 9091; we confirm the schedule the same day.
Fresh Herbs and Leafy Vegetables Supply in Muwaileh & University City
Muwaileh and University City have a rhythm of their own. Campus canteens and food courts serve thousands of students from many countries, the Muwaileh Commercial strips keep opening new shawarma counters, burger joints, Indian and Arabic restaurants, and cafés stay busy with study groups late into the evening.
For buyers here, menus are broad and demand moves with the academic year. Canteens cook rice dishes, curries and salads that need coriander, spring onion and parsley; shawarma and falafel counters go through parsley and mint by the box; cafés want mint for lemonade and fresh tea. Red palak and spinach suit the South Asian dishes that many students and residents look for. When term ends, or during exams and Ramadan, quantities change sharply, so flexibility matters.
What We Supply to Muwaileh & University City
The lines below start with campus and café favourites, then add greens for wider canteen and restaurant menus.
| Vegetable | Also called | Popular with |
|---|---|---|
| Mint | Nana, Pudina, نعناع | cafés, juice bars, Arabic kitchens |
| Coriander | Kuzbara, Dhania, كزبرة | Arabic mezze, South Asian curries |
| Red Palak | red chira, red amaranth, lal shak | South Asian kitchens |
| Spring Onion | scallions, green onion, بصل أخضر | Arabic, Asian and South Asian kitchens |
| Parsley | Bagdunis, flat-leaf parsley, بقدونس | Lebanese tabbouleh, Arabic mezze |
| Garger (Rocket) | jarjeer, rocket, arugula, جرجير | Arabic grills, Lebanese fattoush, salads |
| Basil | Rehan, sweet basil, ريحان | Italian and Arabic kitchens |
| Spinach | Palak, Sabanekh, سبانخ | South Asian and Arabic kitchens |
| Dill | Shabath, Sowa, شبت | fish dishes, Arabic rice, Mediterranean cooking |
| White & Red Radish | mooli, fijl, فجل | mezze, salads, South Asian kitchens |

Problems We Solve for Muwaileh & University City Kitchens
Student-focused kitchens work on tight budgets and changing volumes. Here is where farm-direct helps.
- Mint that blackens in the drinks fridge. Mint picked days earlier bruises and darkens quickly. Same-morning harvest gives café mint a better start.
- Inconsistent garnish quality. Food court counters need every portion to look the same. We supply only our own crop.
- Paying extra on everyday herbs. With budget menus, a distributor’s margin on parsley and coriander matters. We sell grower-direct.
- Greens for international students. Red palak and other regional greens are harder to source, and we grow them ourselves.
Café tip: store mint dry and loosely wrapped, and pick leaves for drinks to order rather than prepping a big tray before the rush.
How Ordering Works
- Message your list, quantities and the canteen, café or restaurant location on WhatsApp +971 50 936 9091 or email admin@nazwafarm.com.
- You get a same-day reply confirming the list and the schedule.
- Your herbs are harvested in Nazwa the same morning.
- We deliver to you, or you pick up from the farm in Sharjah, any day of the week.
- Settle into a regular schedule, and tell us ahead of term breaks, exams or Ramadan so we can adjust quantities.
Cost of Wholesale Herbs in Muwaileh & University City
For Muwaileh buyers, the price of wholesale herbs depends on:
- Variety: mint and coriander versus specialty greens.
- Volume: canteen orders by the box (about 60 bundles) versus a café’s smaller mix.
- Frequency: term-time standing orders versus occasional top-ups.
- Season: summer heat affects supply of tender herbs such as basil and dill.
Message us for today’s farm-direct price.
Why Muwaileh Buyers Choose Nazwa Farm as Their Fresh Vegetables Supplier in Muwaileh, Sharjah
- Soil-grown in Nazwa, Sharjah, on a family farm founded in 1999 by Md Mafzal Ahmed.
- 22+ varieties covering Arabic, South Asian and international menus.
- Two and a half decades supplying produce traders at Al Aweer in Dubai.
- Same-morning harvest, grower-direct, with no middleman.
- Daily wholesale supply to Sharjah, Dubai and Ajman, with daily farm pickup in Sharjah.
Areas Near Muwaileh & University City We Also Supply
Muwaileh sits close to several of our Sharjah routes. We also supply nearby caterers in Sharjah Industrial Area and the bakeries of Al Qasimia and Abu Shagara. Read the Sharjah fresh produce guide or check where else we deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supply university canteens in University City, Sharjah?
Yes, canteens and institutional kitchens are among the buyers we supply. Send your list, quantities and the campus receiving details on WhatsApp or by email, and we will confirm the schedule the same day. If your campus has delivery rules, include them with your first order.
Can my order change between term time and holidays?
Yes. Canteen demand changes with the academic year, so let us know in advance when term ends, during exams or Ramadan, and when students return. We will adjust your regular order to match. Every order and change is confirmed with you on WhatsApp.
Which herbs do shawarma and falafel counters order most?
Parsley and mint are the main ones, for tabbouleh, wraps and garnish, along with radish and rocket for salads. Some counters add coriander and spring onion. Send your weekly usage and we will suggest a mix that suits your menu.
How should cafés store fresh mint?
Keep mint unwashed, dry and loosely wrapped in the chiller, or stand the stems in a little water. Avoid packing it tight or leaving it near the freezer, as cold damage turns leaves black. Pick and wash leaves for drinks to order.
Is farm pickup possible for Muwaileh restaurants?
Yes. Farm pickup in Sharjah is available daily, which some Muwaileh restaurants use when they also visit other suppliers in the emirate. Tell us when you send your list that you will collect, and we will confirm the order and pickup the same day.
Running a canteen, café or restaurant in Muwaileh? Send your herb list on WhatsApp +971 50 936 9091 or reach us through our contact page.