Talabat Bahrain Celebrates Culinary Icons with “Home of Legends” Campaign

Editorial Team

Last updated 7-01-2026

3 min

Talabat Bahrain launches "Home of Legends" to spotlight prominent local restaurant partners.

The campaign features renowned eateries, showcasing Bahrain’s evolving food culture and delivery potential.

Talabat plays a key role in Bahrain's market, enhancing accessibility for diverse businesses.

With customer-centric features like talabat Pro, the company strengthens its regional on-demand presence.

The initiative supports local businesses, highlighting the synergy between technology and food culture.

Talabat Bahrain has kicked off the new year with a campaign it’s calling “Home of Legends”, aiming to shine a brighter light on some of the Kingdom’s most established and best‑loved restaurant partners. The initiative will run through January and, from the way it’s been framed, it’s very much a nod to the businesses that have helped shape the platform’s journey in Bahrain.

The company is putting a curated group of eateries front and centre — names many people in Bahrain will recognise instantly. Healthy Calorie, Jasmi’s, Lilou, Wingman, Al Romansiah, Café 668 and 3 Lines all make the list, each for their own style and loyal customer base. I remember once chatting with a young founder at an Arageek event who said that getting on talabat had, in his words, “changed the whole game” for his tiny kitchen‑startup. Maybe that’s why this campaign feels spot on to me; it underscores how delivery platforms can give brands a proper leg‑up rather than just acting as middlemen.

Talabat says these partners are at the heart of its growth strategy, helping keep the platform’s service consistent while reflecting Bahrain’s evolving food culture. And believe it or not, that ecosystem stretches beyond just food. With talabat Pro, customers get perks like free delivery, exclusive offers and even compensation if an order arrives late. There’s also round‑the‑clock customer support — something many apps promise but, well… I mean, not all deliver on.

On the flip side, the timing of the campaign makes sense. Bahrain has been pushing hard to cement its reputation as a regional hotspot for innovation and entrepreneurship, and I reckon businesses here are getting hungrier for tools that help them compete. Talabat positions itself as part of that infrastructure, helping restaurants — and now grocers, pharmacies and quick‑commerce outlets — reach customers more efficiently in a market that’s only getting busier. It’s become part of daily life for many people, even if using delivery apps can be a bit of a faff at times.

The broader talabat group, founded back in 2004 in Kuwait and now active across eight MENA markets, has grown into one of the region’s dominant on‑demand players. It even completed an IPO on the Dubai Financial Market in late 2024, which still gets mentioned a lot when people talk about regional tech milestones. As a subsidiary of Delivery Hero, the company benefits from global know‑how while pushing its own expansion in the delivery and quick‑commerce space.

For Bahrain specifically, “Home of Legends” seems designed to reinforce the idea that behind every order is a network of local businesses that rely on platforms like this to stay resilient. And honestly, seeing established brands celebrated alongside up‑and‑coming ones feels like a nice reminder of how intertwined tech and food culture have become across the region — something we at Arageek encounter all the time when speaking with founders who are chuffed to bits just to get their first listing live.

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