AlBaik, one of Saudi Arabia’s most popular fast-food chains, is finally arriving in Pakistan in July 2025. Famous for its crispy broast chicken, special garlic sauce, and affordable halal meals, AlBaik has millions of fans in the Middle East, and Pakistani food lovers are eagerly waiting for its launch.
Launch Plan and Cities
The entry of AlBaik into Pakistan was confirmed in a meeting between Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan and AlBaik owner Rami Abu Ghazala in Jeddah. The first outlets will open in July 2025, starting in high-traffic urban areas.
Planned Cities and Outlets – 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 |
By 2026, AlBaik plans to expand rapidly nationwide with over 200 outlets.
AlBaik Menu in Pakistan
AlBaik will serve its classic Saudi menu with some local Pakistani spices to suit local tastes. Prices are designed to be affordable and competitive with KFC and McDonald’s.
Expected Menu & Prices (Pakistan 2025):
| Menu Item | Description | Estimated Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Crispy Broast Chicken | Regular or spicy (18-spice blend) with Pakistani chili | 500–700 |
| Big Baik Burger | Chicken fillet (grilled/crispy), lettuce, cheese, mayo, Desi Masala variant | 400–550 |
| Super Baik Shrimp | Spicy or mild coating with garlic sauce | 600–800 |
| Nuggets & Strips | Shareable chicken options with extra spicy flavors | 350–500 |
| Sides | Fries, coleslaw, Masala Corn (local spices) | 150–250 |
| Desserts | Vanilla ice cream with chocolate or strawberry syrup | 200–300 |
| Beverages | Soft drinks, tea | 100–150 |
Tips for Fans
- Follow Updates: Check AlBaik website for official news.
- Register on the AlBaik App to Unlock Rewards and Special Offers
- Visit Early: Soft launches in Karachi and Lahore may have long queues.
- Try Local Flavors: Don’t miss the Desi Masala Burger or Masala Corn.
- Customer Support: Contact AlBaik helpline or delivery partners for complaints.
What’s Next?
The July 2025 launch is expected to change Pakistan’s fast-food market. With 200+ outlets by 2026, AlBaik will compete with international brands while creating jobs and strengthening Saudi-Pakistan business ties.
Conclusion
AlBaik’s arrival is one of the most exciting food events of 2025 in Pakistan. With crispy chicken, unique garlic sauce, and locally inspired flavors, it promises high-quality, affordable halal meals. Whether you’re in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, or other major cities, get ready to taste the iconic AlBaik for the first time in Pakistan!
