Gulf shoppers split their spending between online marketplaces and delivery apps. Noon is the region’s home-grown marketplace for electronics, fashion, beauty and household goods, while Ninja and HungerStation deliver restaurant meals and groceries across Saudi Arabia. Price intelligence, brand monitoring and market research in the region need both kinds of data.
Happy Endpoint provides three APIs for Middle East ecommerce and food delivery. Each is a separate API on RapidAPI, and the same RapidAPI key works across all of them.
The three sources at a glance
| API | Markets | What it covers | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noon API | UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain | Marketplace products, prices, Buy Box offers, sellers, reviews, deals, plus Noon Food restaurants and menus | Product price monitoring, seller and Buy Box research, review analysis |
| Ninja API | Saudi Arabia, with grocery in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain | Restaurant delivery and quick commerce: menus, delivery fees, deals, grocery, beauty and pharmacy products with live stock | Quick-commerce prices and stock, delivery fee benchmarks, promotion tracking |
| HungerStation API | Saudi Arabia | Restaurants, menus, meal deals, offers, delivery fee tiers, reviews, grocery stores and products | Saudi restaurant and menu data, grocery price comparison |
Which API has which data
| You need | APIs that have it |
|---|---|
| Marketplace product prices | Noon |
| Competing seller offers and the Buy Box | Noon |
| Product reviews and ratings | Noon |
| Seller profiles and reviews | Noon |
| Deals and discounted products | Noon, Ninja, HungerStation |
| Restaurant search by location | Ninja, HungerStation, Noon (Noon Food) |
| Full restaurant menus with prices | Ninja, HungerStation, Noon (Noon Food) |
| Delivery fees and free-delivery thresholds | Ninja, HungerStation |
| Restaurant ratings and reviews | Ninja (ratings), HungerStation (reviews) |
| Grocery products and prices | Ninja, HungerStation |
| Live product stock at a store | Ninja |
| Sponsored products and search phrases | Ninja, Noon (sponsored products) |
| Calories and allergens | Ninja |
Marketplace products: Noon
The Noon API covers noon.com across seven storefronts. Start with /marketplace to pick the storefront and currency, then search products by keyword, category, seller or deal campaign, or paste an existing Noon link.
For each product it returns the details, current price, every competing seller offer and the Buy Box winner, with product reviews, review summaries and review images. Seller profiles and seller reviews support merchant research, and sponsored products show which listings are paid placements. Separate Noon Food routes return the zones it delivers to, the restaurants that deliver to a point and their menus.
Food delivery and quick commerce: Ninja and HungerStation
Both delivery APIs start from a location, because what a customer can order depends on where they are.
The Ninja API takes a delivery coordinate and returns the restaurants and stores that serve it, with opening hours and delivery times. Restaurant menus come with current and pre-discount prices, calories, allergens and priced options, and /restaurant-delivery-fees returns the fee ladder and free-delivery threshold. Its retail catalog covers grocery, beauty and pharmacy products with live stock at a store, running promotions, sponsored slots and the phrases shoppers search for.
The HungerStation API covers Saudi Arabia city by city and district by district. Search restaurants by location, cuisine or text, read menus with item options, meal deals, offers, reviews and delivery fee tiers, and follow a brand across its branches. Grocery routes return stores, store promotions, products and a grocery price comparison, plus HungerStation Market.
What you can build
Price intelligence for brands and retailers - track a product’s price, Buy Box winner and seller offers on Noon across storefronts, and spot discounts as they start.
Quick-commerce shelf monitoring - follow a brand’s grocery, beauty and pharmacy products on Ninja for price, stock and promotions, store by store.
Restaurant menu and delivery fee benchmarks - compare menu prices, deals and delivery fees for the same restaurants on Ninja and HungerStation in each Saudi city.
Market research and expansion planning - map which restaurants, cuisines and stores serve each district, and how ratings and prices differ between cities.
Review and sentiment analysis - collect Noon product and seller reviews and HungerStation restaurant reviews to measure what customers praise and complain about.
Combining the sources
- Fix the location. Delivery results change by address. Choose a set of delivery coordinates per city and use the same ones on Ninja, HungerStation and Noon Food.
- Keep the storefront and currency. Noon prices differ by storefront, in AED, SAR, EGP and other currencies. Store both with every price.
- Match products and restaurants yourself. Each platform has its own ids. Match restaurants by brand and branch, and products by brand, name and pack size.
- Save the date. Prices, offers, stock and delivery fees change through the day. Store the time you read each record.
- Plan for Arabic. Names often come in both languages. Keep both, and match on the one each source fills most reliably.
Getting started
Start with /marketplace on Noon, /verticals with a delivery coordinate on Ninja, or /cities and /locate on HungerStation. Run one search for one product or one district, then add filters and pagination. Subscribe on RapidAPI from each API’s page.
For Gulf car data, see the Middle East car data guide. For Saudi property, see the Saudi Arabia real estate data guide. For other retail markets, see the ecommerce data guide.
