Wooden Bakery is one of the most popular bakeries in Lebanon and they’ve just opened up their first location in Kuwait. It’s a small store in Bustan Mall next to Fanar in Salmiya, but they had a nice variety of Lebanese breads and biscuits including kaak termisyeh which is Lebanese dried bread that goes perfectly with tea.
They also bake fresh fatayer and a small seating area inside the mall in case you want to sit and eat. They’re open from 7AM to 11PM and here is their location on Google Maps.
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I saw they’re building a huge branch right behind oxygen in Jabriya
Will probably be a lot more fruitful over here in Kuwait than Lebanon unfortunately. Loved Wooden Bakery back home, but the economy has probably crippled all these legendary stores.
Wish them the best here in K-Town.
I’m really happy seeing Lebanese businesses open here. One of my favorite shops in Kuwait is Lama. Such an incredible store in so many ways.
But I looked at Wooden Bakery’s food menu, their burgers and such, and I’m not sure how or why they came up with those prices.
I’ll probably stick to their ka’ak and mana’eesh.
Irrelevant sidenote: Still celebrating Mayyas’ win at America’s Got Talent. I’m surprised you didn’t post anything about them, Mark. Breweries and microbreweries now have their picture on their beer bottles.
If you can tell me how Americas Got Talent or Mayyas are related to Kuwait I’ll post about them
Good point.
2KD for a fatayer !! Expensive AFF !
I had the zaatar for 900 fils. Liked the dough, didn’t like the zaatar.
They’re also available now online at http://www.cchyper.com if you’re all looking for these items.
That’s opposite at my job where I work.at.