One of Saudi Arabia’s most beloved fast-food chains, AlBaik, is finally making its way to Pakistan in July 2025. Known for its crispy broast chicken, signature garlic sauce, and affordable halal meals, AlBaik’s arrival is highly anticipated by food lovers across the country.
The launch is part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which includes global brand expansion. With over 200 outlets planned by January 2026, AlBaik is expected to give tough competition to established players like KFC and McDonald’s in Pakistan’s fast-food market.
Launch Plan and City Rollou
AlBaik’s Pakistan entry was confirmed during a meeting between Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and AlBaik’s owner Rami Abu Ghazala in Jeddah. The first wave of outlets will open in July 2025, targeting high-traffic urban areas.
Planned Locations – First Phase (2025)
| City | Locations | Outlets Planned |
|---|---|---|
| Karachi | Clifton, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, North Nazimabad | 5+ |
| Lahore | Gulberg, DHA, Johar Town | 4 |
| Islamabad | F-7, Blue Area, G-9 | 3 |
| Rawalpindi | Commercial Market, Saddar | 2 |
| Faisalabad | D-Ground, People’s Colony | 2 |
| Multan | Gulgasht, Cantt | 2 |
| Peshawar | University Town, Hayatabad | 2 |
With this rollout, AlBaik aims to expand rapidly nationwide by 2026.
AlBaik Menu in Pakistan
AlBaik will offer its classic Saudi menu with a Pakistani twist, incorporating local spices to suit the palate. Prices are designed to remain affordable and competitive with existing fast-food chains.
Expected Menu & Prices (Pakistan 2025)
| Menu Item | Description | Estimated Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Crispy Broast Chicken | Regular or spicy (18-spice blend with Pakistani chili infusion) | 500–700 |
| Big Baik Burger | Chicken fillet (grilled/crispy), lettuce, cheese, mayo, Desi Masala variant | 400–550 |
| Super Baik Shrimp | Spicy/mild coating, served with garlic sauce | 600–800 |
| Nuggets & Strips | Shareable options with extra spicy flavors | 350–500 |
| Sides | Fries, coleslaw, Masala Corn (local spice blend) | 150–250 |
| Desserts | Vanilla ice cream with chocolate or strawberry syrup | 200–300 |
| Beverages | Soft drinks, tea | 100–150 |
With these prices, AlBaik positions itself as a budget-friendly fast-food choice while maintaining premium taste.
Tips for Foodies
- Follow Updates: Visit www.albaik.com for official announcements.
- Join Loyalty Programs: Register via the AlBaik app for discounts and early access to new items.
- Visit Early: Attend soft launches in Karachi and Lahore (June–July 2025) to avoid long queues.
- Try Local Flavors: Don’t miss the Desi Masala Burger or Masala Corn for a Pakistani touch.
- Report Issues: For delivery or outlet complaints, contact AlBaik helpline or Foodpanda.
What’s Next for AlBaik in Pakistan?
AlBaik’s launch in July 2025 is expected to redefine Pakistan’s fast-food industry. With 200+ branches by 2026, the chain aims to rival international competitors while boosting job opportunities and strengthening Saudi-Pakistan ties.
Food lovers can look forward to crispy, juicy, and affordable meals that have already won millions of fans across the Middle East.
Stay tuned to AlBaik’s official website and local food blogs for opening dates, promotions, and exclusive deals.
FAQs About AlBaik Pakistan Launch
1. When will AlBaik open in Pakistan?
The first outlets will launch in July 2025, with full rollout across major cities by 2026.
2. Which cities will get AlBaik first?
AlBaik will debut in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, and Peshawar.
3. What are the expected prices of AlBaik meals in Pakistan?
Prices will range from ₨ 100–800, depending on the item, making it competitive with KFC and McDonald’s.
Conclusion
The arrival of AlBaik in Pakistan (July 2025) is one of the most exciting food industry developments of the year. With its signature broast chicken, unique garlic sauce, and locally inspired flavors, AlBaik is ready to capture the hearts (and taste buds) of Pakistanis.
By offering affordable prices, rapid expansion, and high-quality halal meals, the chain is set to become a major competitor in Pakistan’s fast-food scene. Whether you’re in Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad, get ready to savor the taste of Saudi Arabia’s iconic AlBaik – now in Pakistan!
