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November 2026 · 3 stores

# Groceries and quick delivery promo codes in KSA

Buying groceries online in Saudi Arabia in November 2026 mostly means choosing between three apps on this hub: Nana, Ninja and Carrefour KSA. Nana and Ninja are built around quick delivery from local stock, while Carrefour KSA runs a full supermarket range with a published delivery fee. The three publish very different amounts of detail about how they charge, and that gap matters more than any single promo code, because a voucher code that saves SAR 15 means little if the delivery fee and cash surcharge on the same order are unknown until checkout.

Carrefour KSA is the only one of the three whose delivery terms appear in our data. Delivery costs SAR 9, and it becomes free once the basket reaches SAR 200. Cash on delivery is accepted, with a SAR 5 fee on top. So a SAR 180 order paid in cash costs SAR 194 at the door (SAR 180 + SAR 9 + SAR 5), while the same shopper who adds SAR 20 of staples and pays by card pays SAR 200 and no delivery fee at all. Carrefour does not publish a return window in the data we hold, so treat refunds on fresh items as something to settle with support at the time of delivery.

Nana publishes its payment options more fully than its fees. It accepts mada, Apple Pay, credit cards and cash on delivery, but a free-delivery minimum, a standard delivery fee, a cash surcharge and a return period are not published in our data. Ninja publishes the least: credit card payment is the only method our data confirms, and its delivery fee, minimum basket, cash option and returns are not published. Neither app shows Tabby or Tamara in our data, and the same goes for Carrefour KSA, so a shopper who wants to split a large monthly shop into instalments should not plan on pay-later at any of the three.

Codes in this category behave differently from fashion or electronics codes. Baskets are smaller and repeat every few days, so the most useful discount code is usually one that works on a second or tenth order rather than a single large first-order saving. Caps matter a great deal here. Nana's reported ALM1 code takes 15% but stops at SAR 15, which means it reaches its full value on a SAR 100 basket; on a SAR 300 basket it is worth 5% of the total. Nana's N75 code, reported at 25% with no cap in our data, would take SAR 75 off that same SAR 300 basket, if it is accepted.

New-customer codes are where the larger percentages sit. Carrefour KSA has a reported CKSA code at 30% for new users and a reported WEGO35 code for new users capped at SAR 10. Nana has a reported ALM2 code for new users that covers the basket value up to a SAR 20 cap, which suits a small trial order of around SAR 20 to SAR 40. Ninja publishes an official welcome offer for new users, though its amount is not stated in our data, and it carries two reported codes for all users: ALM at 30% and LYSN at 10%. Every code marked reported was found listed elsewhere and has not been tested by us; expect some to fail, and check the basket total before paying.

None of the three stores has a Saudi bank-card offer in our data this month, so the savings available come from codes, free-delivery thresholds and the choice of payment method. Our data also does not list the cities or delivery windows each app covers, so the honest first step for any shopper, whether a Saudi citizen or an iqama holder, is to enter the delivery address in the app and see which stores serve it before comparing codes.

## The stores compared

| Store | Best offer now | Free delivery from | Return days | Cash on delivery | Pay later |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Nana](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/nana-voucher-codes/) · [delivery & returns](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/nana-voucher-codes/help/) | ALM2 100% cashback (max SAR 20) for new customers in the app | – | – | Yes | – |
| [Ninja](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/ninja-voucher-codes/) · [delivery & returns](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/ninja-voucher-codes/help/) | Free delivery for new customers in the app | – | – | – | – |
| [Carrefour KSA](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/carrefour-voucher-codes/) · [delivery & returns](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/carrefour-voucher-codes/help/) | Free delivery on orders from SAR 200 | SAR 200 | – | SAR 5 | – |

Related: [Free-delivery table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/delivery/) · [Return windows table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/returns/) · [Cash-on-delivery table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/cash-on-delivery/) · [Payment methods table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/pay-later/) · [First-order codes table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/first-order/) · [Store verification table](https://ksa-voucher.com/en/data/verified-stores/)

## Choosing between Nana, Ninja and Carrefour KSA

Start with what each app tells you up front. Carrefour KSA gives three numbers you can plan around: a SAR 9 delivery fee, free delivery from SAR 200 and a SAR 5 cash-on-delivery fee. That makes it the easier choice for a planned weekly or monthly shop, where a basket above SAR 200 is normal and the delivery fee simply disappears. A family that spends SAR 250 every Thursday pays nothing for delivery, and paying by card rather than cash keeps another SAR 5 in hand each week, or roughly SAR 20 across four orders.

Nana suits the shopper who wants flexible payment on a smaller order. It is the only store here with mada, Apple Pay, credit card and cash on delivery all confirmed in our data, and it has the widest set of reported codes, four in total, including two that apply to existing customers without a cap (N75 at 25% and PT73 at 10%). Its delivery fee and minimum basket are not published, so compare the final checkout total rather than the advertised discount.

Ninja is the hardest to plan around on paper, since only credit card payment is confirmed and its fees are not published. Its strongest point in our data is the reported ALM code at 30% for all users, the highest percentage on this hub that is not limited to first orders. On a SAR 150 basket that would be SAR 45 off if it is accepted. Shoppers who pay with mada only should confirm at checkout that Ninja accepts it, because our data does not say.

## Getting the most from codes and offers here

Match the code to the basket size. A capped code loses value as the basket grows, and an uncapped one gains. On Nana, ALM1 (15%, capped at SAR 15) is the better pick only up to SAR 100; above that, PT73 at 10% with no cap overtakes it from SAR 150 onward, and N75 at 25% beats both at any size if it works. At Carrefour KSA, WEGO35 caps at SAR 10 for new users, so on a first order above SAR 34 the reported CKSA code at 30% would save more, again if accepted.

Watch the free-delivery threshold at Carrefour KSA. Our data does not say whether the SAR 200 minimum is measured before or after a discount. If it is measured after, a SAR 210 basket with HELLO10 at 10% drops to SAR 189 and the SAR 9 fee comes back, making the real saving SAR 12 rather than SAR 21. Add a few items to stay clear of the line, or check the summary screen before you confirm.

Do not wait for a bank deal. None of the three stores has a Saudi bank-card offer in our data for November 2026, and there is no pay-later option confirmed for any of them. Your levers are the coupon code, the delivery threshold and the payment method. Paying by card at Carrefour KSA avoids the SAR 5 cash fee, which on a small order can be worth more than the code itself.

## Delivery, returns and paying for groceries

Delivery terms are published only for Carrefour KSA: SAR 9 per order, free from SAR 200. Nana and Ninja do not publish a fee or a minimum in our data, and none of the three lists its cities or delivery windows here. The app shows both once a delivery address is set, so check coverage for your district before you build a basket around a code.

Returns are not published for any of the three stores in our data, and none states whether returns are free. For groceries, the practical rule is to inspect chilled and fresh items when the order arrives and report a missing or damaged item through the app straight away, while the driver or the order is still open. Ask how a refund is paid, whether to the original card or to an in-app balance, since our data does not cover that either.

For paying, cash on delivery is confirmed at Nana and Carrefour KSA, with a SAR 5 fee at Carrefour and no published fee at Nana. Nana confirms mada, Apple Pay and credit cards; Ninja confirms credit cards; Carrefour KSA does not list card methods in our data. Tabby, Tamara and STC Pay are not confirmed at any of the three, which matters for iqama holders and citizens alike who rely on instalments: plan to pay in full.

## Questions shoppers ask

**Which grocery app in Saudi Arabia has free delivery?**

Of the three stores on this hub, only Carrefour KSA publishes a free-delivery rule in our data: orders of SAR 200 or more are delivered free, and smaller orders pay SAR 9. Nana and Ninja do not publish a free-delivery minimum or a standard delivery fee, so the only way to know is to build a basket in the app and read the delivery line on the checkout summary.

**Is there a free delivery code for Nana or Ninja?**

Our data holds no code labelled specifically for free delivery at either store. Nana's codes are percentage discounts: N75 at 25%, ALM1 at 15% capped at SAR 15, PT73 at 10%, and ALM2 for new users capped at SAR 20. Ninja has ALM at 30% and LYSN at 10%, plus an official new-user offer whose amount is not published. All of these are reported codes and may not work.

**How much does cash on delivery cost for groceries?**

Carrefour KSA charges SAR 5 for cash on delivery, on top of the SAR 9 delivery fee when the basket is under SAR 200. Nana accepts cash on delivery, but its fee is not published in our data. Ninja's cash option is not confirmed at all. Where a card is accepted, paying by card is the simple way to avoid the surcharge, and at Carrefour KSA it saves a fixed SAR 5 on every order.

**Can I pay for groceries with Tabby or Tamara?**

Not on the evidence we hold. Tabby and Tamara are not confirmed for Nana, Ninja or Carrefour KSA in our data, and grocery baskets are usually paid in full at checkout. Nana accepts mada, Apple Pay, credit cards and cash; Ninja accepts credit cards; Carrefour KSA accepts cash on delivery with a SAR 5 fee. If a pay-later option appears in the app, read its terms there before relying on it.

**Which grocery codes are only for new customers?**

In our data, Nana's ALM2 code is for new users and covers the basket up to SAR 20. Carrefour KSA has two new-user codes, CKSA at 30% and WEGO35 capped at SAR 10, and Ninja publishes an official welcome offer for new users without a stated amount. Codes for all users include Nana's N75, ALM1 and PT73, Ninja's ALM and LYSN, and Carrefour's HELLO10 and KSS10.

**Does a promo code count toward the SAR 200 free delivery minimum at Carrefour KSA?**

Carrefour KSA does not publish whether the SAR 200 threshold is counted before or after a discount. If it is counted after, a promo code can push a basket below the line and bring back the SAR 9 fee. A SAR 205 basket with a 10% code would fall to about SAR 185. Keep a margin above SAR 200, or check that the delivery line still shows zero before confirming the order.

**What is the return policy for online groceries in Saudi Arabia?**

None of the three stores on this hub publishes a return period in our data, and none states whether returns are free. For fresh and chilled food, the useful approach is to check the order on arrival and report any missing, damaged or wrong item in the app the same day. Ask whether the refund goes back to your card or to an app balance, since that is not published either.

**Are there bank-card offers on groceries this month?**

Our data shows no Saudi bank-card offer for Nana, Ninja or Carrefour KSA in November 2026. That leaves the discount code, the free-delivery threshold and the payment method as the levers you control. At Carrefour KSA, reaching SAR 200 removes a SAR 9 fee and paying by card avoids a SAR 5 cash fee, which together can be worth more than a capped code on a small order.

Source: https://ksa-voucher.com/en/vouchers/groceries/