Saudi Al Baik is a must-to-go place if you are in Saudi Arabia. Step into the Fried Chicken Specialist Al Baik and devour the broasted chicken with garlic sauce. And now, the recent news of the real Al Baik Coming to Pakistan has unfurled a wave of excitement in foodies, who have tried it in Saudi Arabia or have heard in their circles about the mouth-watering fried chicken, burgers, wraps, sandwiches, fish fillets, and unique sauces. With the notion of connecting communities with food, the Saudi Minister of Investment Engineer Khalid Al Falih accompanied by other high-ranking delegations arrived in Pakistan to begin a new journey of hospitality. 

Why GO with Saudi Al Baik?

The restaurant chain will soon open in Pakistan to satisfy the broasted chicken cravings of Pakistani foodies. Gas and Oil Pakistan (GO) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Saudi food chain. GO already has a Saudi stakeholder Aramco who owns 40% shares in this fastest-growing oil-making company in Pakistan. Reports suggest that Al Baik branches in Pakistan will be operational by 2025. 

Analysts have counted on the recent partnership between GO Pakistan and Saudi Al Baik to be more influenced by Saudia partner Aramco, which fosters Saudia Vision 2030 to discover new lands and new ways of economic and trade activities on the world map. Expanding the Al Baik branches in Pakistan and other demanding regions and promoting Saudi culture, its specialties, and its bilateral position in the global arena. 

Why is Al Baik So Famous?

The reason is the signature broasted chicken, the unmatched taste, and authentic Arabic flavors that people worldwide arrive in the Kingdom to feast on. If you are searching who is the owner of Saudi Al Baik, it’s a Palestinian-Saudi entrepreneur Shakour Abu Ghazalah who founded Al Baik in 1974 in Jeddah. Today the brand has over 120 branches in 80 countries including, UAE, Bahrain, and other regions. 

The unforgettable flavors of this Saudi sensation will travel with you wherever you go. Pakistan is one of the top countries with the highest ratio of its citizens traveling or residing in Saudi Arabia. All of them must have enjoyed Al Baik’s affordable yet scrumptious broasted chicken, jumbo shrimp, crispy fries, nuggets, and the world-famous garlic sauce. Therefore, once tried, it’s hard to forget the flavors of Al Baik. Once the Pakistanis come back to the country from Saudi Arabia, they type on Google Is Al Baik available in Pakistan or where are Al Baik branches in Pakistan? 

Saudi Al Baik The Broasted Chicken Ninja is Unmatched

It’s not the original, but a few restaurants are named similar to Albaik and offer similar menus with typical images of crunchy chicken burgers posted on the websites. However, if you want to dive into the real albaik in Pakistan, the wait is over.  Till now, the MOU has been welcomed with immense excitement and has dazzled Pakistan’s restaurant market with some taking it as an alternative to KFC. Whatever the reason, the upcoming food chain will help strengthen economic ties with Saudi Arabia. Till then, bon appetite! Click here to read more about the best restaurants in DHA Islamabad. 

What Pakistan Can Learn From Al Baik?

Food connects communities! The Saudi Ministry of Investment has been vigorous in promoting Saudi brands on an international level. Taking albaik, for instance, to UAE, Bahrain, Pakistan, and other regions is a crucial part of their vision. Likewise, Pakistani state institutions must also promote local food brands including Savor Foods, Cheezious, Ranchers, and Habibi, and help them expand globally with governmental support. It would not only encourage the local business community but will also improve the image of Pakistan in international hospitality industries. Ultimately, opening doors for economic activities, foreign collaborations, and a step towards exploring new markets for greater revenues.