A whole bunch of new restaurants are opening up in Jabriya soon. The complex above is near Starbucks and will have iHop, Shake Shack and possibily a third brand as well.
The second complex above is near Champions and will have Johnny Rockets, Nino’s and Caribou Coffee.
Finally there is another new complex opening right across from The Early Bird but no clue yet to what restaurants it will contain. One things for sure, traffic in and around Jabriya is already unbearable and these new restaurants are only going to increase it.
Thanks Patrick
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Do you know what is going to be in the new Mahboula locations: The Light and Levels?
No idea, will try and find out
Maybe only Jabrya residents will go to these restaurants?
In Jabriya, we have everything
2 Museums
50 Schools
13 banks
25 clinics & hospitals
158 restaurants…2 starbucks
1 gas station
our own sultan center
all you need is your own airport and then you can call for turning Jabriya into a seperate country
we have an airport
Mubarak hospital helicopter landing =P
there’s also another one in some private hospital
+ 5-6 starbucks not 2
+1
lol
And not to forget, a Nice Park, which is CLOSED since 3 Years for maintenance! A fence all around and a Staircase to the Gate, that no Handicapped + Wheelchairs get in !
and the never ending Saloons and Spas !
@mentabolism
How is the Sultan Center in Jabriya? I am assuming it’s simliar to the one in Salwa? Any information would be awesome. How is the produce and overall food selection there?
pretty much the same as Salwa. The parking gets full a lot of the time. its pretty much the same as an TSC.
hey mark..
do you know anything about the ramada alsalam floating hotel??
its such an amazing fact that kuwait had everything decade ahead that is recently only constructed in the much hyped dubai
nope havent heard of it will google it now
speaking of food, im craving chicken quesadillas from Rowdy Tacos
Lets not forget the Deek AlRomi next to the “new” starbucks and a Villa Fayrouz near Oxygen.
Traffic will be a nightmare for Jabriya residents.
It’s always a nightmare…
Jabriya is becoming a very posh area, most building are transferring into high grade complexes. Rents are sky rocketing. This is becoming Kuwait’s second Salmilya with a touch of luxury.
We must be talking about a different Jabriya then. What high grade complexes? What touch of luxury??
+1
Jabriyah is becoming another Hawally. But business is hot there though
If you think there’s a boom in jabriya, take a drive down gulf road from mahboola till mangaf and you’ll realize that’s a real BOOOOOOOM!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! How will i get out of my house with all that traffic, Miss the 90s and early 00s when you could go to Salmiya in 5 mins from jabriya. lol
Move out of Jabriya. High rents for a crowded as shit area
Traffic and all that, fine – it’s Kuwait. That’s life in a big city. My main issue with this, and with most of Kuwait, is the lack of true variety in flavors of areas, i.e. restaurants and other hangs. There is more or less the same thing everywhere. It is what it is. *shrug*
A lot of people in Kuwait don’t really go outside certain areas I’ve found. Like people who live in Salmiya Block 10 (India-Town) will ONLY go to places in Salmiya Block 10. Apollo hospital only hospital, Indian restaurants only, maaaaybe go into a Geant on the outskirts. Then you tell people who live outside about those areas and they’re like “What there’s an India-Town”
this fucking disgusts me… the only thing to do in kuwait these days is go out and eat and eat and then eat some more. wherever i go restaurants are packed. specially avenues, walk there and look at how empty are shops there compared to the 3000 restaurants. its seems like no matter how many more restaurants open, they will still find customers, the culinary business seems to be taking over everything in kuwait. there are more burger joints here than i can count. and people wonder why kuwait is leading in obesity.
There are no bars where else do you want people to hang out
This commercial boom in jabriya has to stop! I don’t know how these restaurants are getting licenses to open in a “residential” area! I live right in the middle of it all and it’s really bothering all the residents of the area. We are literally trapped in our apartments after 7 pm from all the traffic. There is no parking what so ever for all these places. Residents of the areas get parking tickets for parking their cars infront of their buildings cuz they can’t find parking anywhere else. Not to mention all the gyms, mobile stores, more restaurants, Jabriya Co-op, gas station, etc etc etc!