Al Baik Ajman at a Glance

ALBAIK is a Saudi fast-food brand known for broasted chicken, sandwiches, seafood, nuggets, sides and its signature sauces. Its official branch directory currently lists City Center Ajman and Kenz Mall among its UAE locations.

ALBAIK Ajman restaurant information table showing its cuisine, City Centre Ajman and Kenz Mall locations, popular items, ordering options, and AED currency.

The official ALBAIK menu includes chicken meals, Big BAIK, chicken and fish sandwiches, nuggets, shrimp meals, fries, hummus, coleslaw and other sides. City Centre Ajman independently lists Al Baik in its dining directory and specifically highlights its broasted chicken, Big Baik and nuggets.

Al Baik Ajman Branches, Locations, Hours & Parking

ALBAIK’s own UAE branch directory lists two Ajman locations: City Centre Ajman and Kenz Mall. This is useful because some older or third-party listings can show incomplete or conflicting branch information.See More : Albaik Umm Al Quwain

Al Baik City Centre Ajman

AlBaik is located inside City Centre Ajman in Al Jurf 2, Ajman. The mall’s official dining directory places Al Baik on the ground floor (GF).

Address: City Centre Ajman, Al Jurf, Al Ittihad Street, Al Jerf 2, Ajman, UAE. The mall gives this as its official visitor address.

Where inside the mall: Al Baik is on the ground floor in the mall’s dining area. A local dining listing identifies it as Ground Floor, while an established UAE dining guide has previously described the branch as being next to Mado and opposite the Nike store. The latter is useful as a navigation reference, but the mall’s current GF listing is the stronger source for the floor/location.

Food court / dining: City Centre Ajman currently includes Al Baik in its official Dine directory and describes it as serving signature broasted chicken, Big Baik and nuggets. The mall’s listing supports both dine-in and takeaway as part of its dining offering.

Parking and entrances: City Centre Ajman provides parking around the mall, with Entrances A, B, C and D serving the ground floor. The mall also lists valet parking at the ground-floor C Entrance. For the shortest walk to Al Baik, use the mall’s digital map after parking and look for the GF dining area rather than relying on an old entrance description.

Al Baik Kenz Mall

ALBAIK is also currently listed by ALBAIK as an Ajman branch, under Kenz Mall.

The current location data places the restaurant inside Kenz Hypermarket, in the Al Hamidiya 1 area of Ajman, on Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Street.

Because the available first-party ALBAIK branch listing confirms the branch name but does not provide a detailed internal mall map, I would not state a specific floor, entrance, parking zone or food-court position as verified fact. Third-party listings currently show the restaurant as operating inside Kenz Hypermarket, but those details can change.

Are There Other Al Baik Branches in Ajman?

For this guide, the branch list follows ALBAIK’s current first-party UAE branch directory. It currently names:

  1. ALBAIK City Center Ajman
  2. ALBAIK Kenz Mall

No additional Ajman branch appears in that current first-party list.

This matters because third-party restaurant directories and older SEO pages can retain closed, duplicated or differently named listings. Where a third-party listing conflicts with ALBAIK’s current branch directory, this guide treats the first-party branch directory as the primary branch-verification source.

Opening Hours

For City Centre Ajman, the mall’s current published hours are:

  • Monday–Thursday: 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
  • Friday–Sunday: 10:00 AM–12:00 AM

These are mall hours, not necessarily a guaranteed ALBAIK service schedule.

Current local business data lists the City Centre Ajman ALBAIK branch at approximately 10:00 AM–12:00 AM daily, while a separate restaurant listing also reports 10:00 AM–midnight. Because these are third-party operating-hour records, they should be treated separately from the mall’s official hours.

For Kenz Mall, current local listings show ALBAIK at approximately 10:00 AM–2:00 AM daily. The listing is inside Kenz Hypermarket, whose separately published hours extend from 7:00 AM to 2:00 AM. This does not establish that ALBAIK accepts orders for the entire hypermarket operating period.

Ramadan, UAE public holidays and special mall events can alter operating hours. No current first-party source located for this check establishes a separate Ramadan schedule or a guaranteed daily last-order time, so those details should be confirmed before a late-night visit.

Parking & Getting There

For the City Centre Ajman branch, the simplest approach is to enter City Centre Ajman in Al Jurf 2, park in the mall’s parking areas and continue to the ground floor dining area. The mall provides multiple GF entrances—A, B, C and D—and valet service at the ground-floor C Entrance.

Al Baik Ajman Menu & Prices 2026

The current UAE ordering menu provides the clearest price reference for Ajman: it shows prices in AED, inclusive of VAT, and supports delivery, self-pickup and dine-in ordering modes. ALBAIK also notes that item availability, prices, participation and delivery charges can vary.

Because the UAE ordering site is a first-party ALBAIK source, the prices below are treated as the current UAE menu prices checked on site. Where an item is shown only on a delivery platform, that is identified separately rather than presented as an official in-store price.

Chicken Meals

ALBAIK chicken meal price table showing 4-piece and 8-piece chicken meals, Baikeez chicken thighs and breasts, and BBQ thighs with their included items and AED prices.

The standard four-piece meal contains a mix of leg, breast, wing and thigh, together with a bun, fries and two garlic sauces. The current UAE menu lists both regular and spicy versions at AED 23.


Source: ALBAIK UAE online ordering menu.
Note: Delivery-app prices, discounts and promotions may differ from in-store prices.

Burgers & Sandwiches

ALBAIK burger and sandwich price table showing Big BAIK, Big BAIK with Cheese, Double BAIK, chicken fillet items, and chicken shawarma, with one unconfirmed price and two items listed as see ordering menu.

The current first-party UAE page clearly lists the Big BAIK Combo at AED 28 and Big BAIK with Cheese at AED 21, but the standalone Big BAIK price was not exposed consistently enough in the current page data to publish it as a verified price.

The Double BAIK Burger contains two chicken fillet burgers, two cheese slices, pickles and ALBAIK sauce; the regular version is listed at AED 12 and the restaurant describes the burger as available in regular or spicy-with-jalapeño variants.

The current menu also lists a Chicken Shawarma for AED 7, made with grilled chicken fillet in Arabic pita with a choice of garlic or tahini sauce, fries and pickles.


Source: ALBAIK UAE online ordering menu.
Note: Delivery-app prices and promotional prices may differ.

Nuggets

ALBAIK nuggets menu table showing 7-piece regular and spicy combos, 10-piece chicken nuggets meal, 10-piece nuggets offer, and Fillet Nugget Snacks with their included items and prices.

The first-party UAE menu currently lists both regular and spicy 7-piece nugget combos at AED 28. It also lists the 10-piece nugget meal at AED 23, with a bun, fries and two nugget sauces.

Price checked: September 28, 2026
Source: ALBAIK UAE online ordering menu.
Note: Promotions can temporarily reduce delivery-platform prices.

Seafood

ALBAIK seafood menu table showing jumbo shrimp, value shrimp, fish fillet meals, fish sandwiches, shrimp sandwiches, and a shrimp offer with included items and AED prices.

These prices and meal descriptions come directly from the current UAE ALBAIK ordering menu.


Source: ALBAIK UAE online ordering menu.
Note: Seafood availability can vary by branch and ordering channel.

Sides & Sauces

ALBAIK sides and sauces price table showing fries, potato chips, hummus, coleslaw, corn, garlic sauce, and cocktail sauce with prices in AED.

The first-party UAE menu currently lists fries, hummus, coleslaw and corn, with fries, hummus and coleslaw at AED 7 and the two corn options at AED 9.

For sauces, the current Ajman City Centre Talabat listing shows garlic sauce at AED 2.50 and cocktail sauce at AED 3.50 before any platform promotion. Because these are delivery-platform prices, they should not be confused with a guaranteed restaurant-counter price.


Source: ALBAIK UAE for sides; Talabat Ajman City Centre for the separately identified sauce prices.
Note: Delivery-platform pricing and promotions may differ from in-store pricing.

Desserts & Drinks

ALBAIK drinks and dessert price table showing Maamoul, 600 ml mineral water, and 300 ml Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, 7 Up, Mirinda, and Mountain Dew with AED prices.

The current UAE ordering menu lists Maamoul (2 pieces) at AED 2, 600 ml mineral water at AED 3, and the listed 300 ml soft drinks at AED 7 each.


Source: ALBAIK UAE online ordering menu.
Note: Drink availability and promotional pricing can vary by branch and ordering channel.

What About Big BAIK, Double BAIK and Other Combos?

For readers comparing complete meals rather than individual items, the current UAE menu also lists:

  • Big BAIK Combo: AED 28 — Big BAIK, fries and drink.
  • Big BAIK Combo with Cheese: AED 30 — Big BAIK with cheese, fries and drink.
  • Regular Double BAIK Combo: AED 25 — Double BAIK, fries and drink.
  • Spicy Double BAIK Combo: AED 25 — spicy Double BAIK, fries and drink.
  • 2 Double BAIK Combo: AED 32.
  • 4 Double BAIK Combo: AED 72.
  • 4-Piece Chicken Offer: AED 32 — chicken with coleslaw and drink.
  • 10-Piece Nuggets Offer: AED 32 — nuggets with coleslaw and drink.
  • 10-Shrimp Offer: AED 37 — shrimp with coleslaw and drink.

The ordering site labels these as offers/combo products, so they should not be treated as permanent in-store prices. ALBAIK explicitly says prices, availability and participation can vary.

Menu Availability in Ajman

The Ajman City Centre listing on Talabat confirms that the branch is categorized across chicken meals, chicken combos, chicken snacks, burgers, sandwiches, fish, shrimp, vegetarian meals, sauces, sides, desserts and drinks.

The first-party UAE menu also currently includes vegetarian choices such as Falafel Sandwich (AED 7), Falafel Nuggets (AED 7) and Falafel Meal (AED 10.50)

What to Order at Al Baik Ajman

Choosing from the ALBAIK menu depends largely on what you normally enjoy: classic fried chicken, burgers, spicy food, seafood, or a smaller snack. Rather than calling one item the “best,” the guide below matches representative menu choices to different preferences and budgets.

Best Choices for First-Time Visitors

If this is your first visit to ALBAIK, the menu gives you several ways to experience the brand’s core offerings:

  • 4-Piece Chicken Meal: A straightforward introduction to ALBAIK’s broasted chicken, served with fries, a bun and garlic sauce.
  • Big BAIK: A burger-style option for anyone who would rather have a chicken sandwich than pieces of chicken.
  • 10-Piece Nuggets Meal: A convenient choice if you prefer boneless chicken.
  • Jumbo Shrimp Meal: An option for first-time visitors who want to try ALBAIK’s seafood selection.
  • Falafel Meal: A vegetarian option if you do not want chicken or seafood.

The 4-piece chicken meal is particularly representative of the traditional ALBAIK format because it combines the restaurant’s fried chicken with its fries, bun and garlic sauce. The Big BAIK, meanwhile, provides a very different experience in sandwich form.

If You Like Fried Chicken

Start with the 4-Piece Chicken Meal if you want chicken pieces rather than a sandwich.

The regular version includes four mixed chicken pieces, a bun, fries and two garlic sauces. A spicy version is also listed on the current UAE menu, so you can choose according to your preferred level of heat.

For a larger order, the 8-Piece Family Chicken Meal is designed for sharing and includes eight pieces of chicken.

If you prefer boneless chicken, the Baikeez Chicken Thighs and Baikeez Chicken Breasts are alternatives worth considering.

If You Prefer Burgers

If you prefer a burger-style meal, Big BAIK is one of the options to consider. It gives you the familiar ALBAIK chicken experience in a sandwich format rather than as individual chicken pieces.

The menu also includes:

  • Big BAIK with Cheese
  • Double BAIK Burger
  • Regular Double BAIK Combo
  • Spicy Double BAIK Combo
  • Chicken Fillet Burger
  • Chicken Fillet Sandwich

The Double BAIK is worth considering if you prefer a more substantial burger: it uses two chicken fillets with cheese, pickles and ALBAIK sauce. The spicy version adds jalapeño for additional heat.

If You Like Spicy Food

ALBAIK provides spicy versions of several familiar items rather than limiting spicy food to a single dish.

Depending on current availability, options include:

  • Spicy 4-Piece Chicken Meal
  • Spicy Double BAIK
  • Spicy Nuggets
  • Spicy Fish Fillet Meal
  • Spicy Fish Sandwich
  • Spicy Shrimp Sandwich

If you want both spicy chicken and the burger format, the Spicy Double BAIK Combo combines the two preferences with fries and a drink.

Because menu availability can change by branch and ordering channel, check the current Ajman ordering menu when you order.

If You Want Seafood

ALBAIK’s seafood menu includes both shrimp and fish, so there are several choices beyond chicken.

Consider:

  • 12-Piece Jumbo Shrimp Meal if you want a larger shrimp meal.
  • 10-Piece Value Shrimp Meal for a smaller shrimp-based meal.
  • Fish Fillet Meal for fish rather than shrimp.
  • Spicy Fish Fillet Meal if you prefer heat.
  • Shrimp Sandwich for a handheld option.
  • Fish Fillet Sandwich if you prefer fish in sandwich form.

The seafood meals generally pair the main item with fries and additional sides or sauces, making them more substantial than ordering the sandwich alone.

If You’re Ordering for One Person

For one person, choose the format that matches how hungry you are:

A full meal:
The 4-Piece Chicken Meal is a straightforward option because it already combines chicken, fries, bread and garlic sauce.

A burger meal:
A Big BAIK Combo or Double BAIK Combo gives you the sandwich format with fries and a drink.

A smaller option:
A sandwich, nuggets or another snack can work if you want something lighter than a full chicken meal.

Seafood:
The shrimp or fish sandwiches are convenient when you want seafood without ordering a larger seafood meal.

If You’re Ordering for Two

For two people, there are several practical approaches.

Two different preferences:
Order two individual meals—for example, one chicken meal and one seafood or burger meal. This works well when you want to try different parts of the menu.

Both want chicken:
An 8-piece chicken meal can be considered when you want a shared chicken order, although individual appetites and side preferences may make two separate meals more convenient.

Both want burgers:
Two individual burger combos allow each person to select regular or spicy options independently.

Sharing sides:
Add fries, coleslaw, hummus or sauces if you want additional items for the table.

If You’re Feeding a Family

For a family, the 8-piece chicken meal is one of the menu formats specifically suited to a larger order. It provides multiple chicken pieces rather than requiring several individual meals.

You can build the order around it with:

  • Additional fries
  • Coleslaw
  • Hummus
  • Corn
  • Extra garlic or other sauces
  • Drinks

For families with different preferences, mixing chicken, nuggets, burgers and seafood may be more practical than ordering one large chicken-only meal.

For larger gatherings, check the current UAE ordering menu for the latest family or multi-item offers because promotional bundles can change.

If You Have AED 10

At around AED 10, the current menu gives you several smaller choices rather than a large complete meal.

Depending on availability, consider:

  • Falafel Meal — AED 10.50
  • Chicken Shawarma — AED 7
  • Falafel Sandwich — AED 7
  • Falafel Nuggets — AED 7
  • Fries — AED 7
  • Hummus — AED 7
  • Coleslaw — AED 7

Prices and availability can vary, so an AED 10 budget may require choosing an item just below the budget or adding a small amount.

If You Have AED 20

An AED 20 budget opens up more substantial choices.

Examples from the current menu include:

  • 4-Piece Chicken Meal — AED 23 — slightly above budget
  • Big BAIK / burger options — depending on the exact item and current price
  • Baikeez Chicken Thighs — AED 16.50
  • Baikeez Chicken Breasts — AED 16.50
  • Chicken Shawarma — AED 7, leaving room for a side or sauce
  • Big BAIK with Cheese — AED 21 — just above budget

If AED 20 is a strict limit, the smaller chicken or sandwich options provide more flexibility than a complete four-piece meal.

If You Have AED 30

AED 30 is enough to cover several full-meal formats.

Examples include:

  • 4-Piece Chicken Meal — AED 23
  • 10-Piece Chicken Nuggets Meal — AED 23
  • Big BAIK Combo — AED 28
  • 7-Piece Nuggets Combo — AED 28
  • Fish Fillet Meal — AED 28.50
  • 10-Piece Value Shrimp Meal — AED 30.50 — slightly above budget

This is a useful budget level if you want a complete meal rather than simply a sandwich or side.

If You Have AED 50

At AED 50, you can consider a larger individual order or start building a meal for two.

Examples from the current UAE menu include:

  • 12-Piece Jumbo Shrimp Meal — AED 58 — slightly above budget
  • 10-Shrimp Offer — AED 37
  • 4-Piece Chicken Meal — AED 23, leaving room for another item
  • Big BAIK Combo — AED 28, leaving AED 22 for a side, dessert or another smaller item
  • 10-Piece Nuggets Offer — AED 32, leaving AED 18 for additional food or drinks
  • Two smaller individual items can also be combined within the budget

Al Baik Ajman Calories & Nutrition

Nutrition information is a useful part of the Al Baik Ajman menu guide, but it needs to be handled differently from prices. The current official ALBAIK menu confirms the food categories and individual products—including chicken meals, burgers, nuggets, shrimp, fish, fries, sauces and sides—but the accessible official menu does not provide a calorie or full nutrition panel for each UAE menu item.

For that reason, this section does not turn unverified figures from menu aggregators into “official” calorie counts.

Chicken Calories

The current ALBAIK menu includes the 4-Piece Chicken Meal, 8-Piece Chicken Meal, BAIKEEZ chicken options and other chicken products.

However, an official calorie value for each of these items was not available in the first-party menu information reviewed. A four-piece meal also contains several components—chicken, fries, bun and sauce—so quoting a single calorie number without a verified nutrition panel could be misleading.

For readers tracking calories, the most useful distinction is therefore between:

  • Chicken pieces alone
  • Chicken meal with fries and bun
  • Additional sauces
  • Drinks

Those components can materially change the nutritional total.

Burger Calories

ALBAIK currently lists burgers and sandwiches including Big BAIK, Big BAIK with Cheese, Double BAIK, Chicken Fillet Burger, Fish Fillet Burger and other sandwiches.

The official menu reviewed does not publish verified calorie values for these individual burgers. Consequently, this guide does not assign exact calorie numbers to Big BAIK, Double BAIK or other sandwiches.

A burger ordered as a combo should also be distinguished from the sandwich itself because the accompanying fries and drink add to the overall energy intake.

Nuggets Calories

The current menu includes 7-Piece Chicken Nuggets Meal, 10-Piece Chicken Nuggets Meal and Fillet Nugget Snacks.

No item-specific official calorie figures were available in the reviewed first-party menu. That means third-party numbers should be treated as estimates, not as ALBAIK-certified nutrition data.

For comparison purposes, remember that a nuggets meal can include fries, bread and sauces in addition to the nuggets themselves.

Shrimp & Fish Calories

ALBAIK’s current menu includes 12-Piece Jumbo Shrimp Meal, 10-Piece Jumbo Shrimp Meal, Value Shrimp Meal, Shrimp Sandwich, Fish Fillet Meal and Fish Fillet Sandwich, among other seafood choices.

Again, the accessible official menu does not provide item-by-item calorie figures.

This is particularly important for seafood comparisons because the preparation method and accompanying sauces can affect the nutritional profile. ALBAIK’s own food-safety information confirms that its restaurants serve both fried and grilled chicken and seafood, but that does not constitute a nutritional or calorie declaration for a particular Ajman menu item.

Fries, Sauces & Sides

The official menu currently lists sides and sauces including:

  • French fries
  • Fries with garlic sauce
  • Hummus
  • Coleslaw salad
  • Corn on the cob
  • Corn in a cup
  • Garlic sauce
  • Cocktail sauce
  • Nugget sauce
  • Tahina sauce

No verified calorie values for these individual items were available from the official menu information reviewed.

For someone monitoring calories, sauces are worth counting separately rather than assuming that a chicken or burger meal’s published nutrition would automatically include every extra sauce. Where a nutrition panel is unavailable, the exact contribution should not be guessed.

Lower-Calorie Choices

There is no sufficiently complete official calorie table available here to label a particular ALBAIK item as the “lowest-calorie” choice.

Instead, customers who want to moderate their calorie intake can make practical menu adjustments such as:

  • Choosing an individual sandwich rather than a larger combo
  • Ordering a smaller portion rather than a family-size meal
  • Limiting additional sauces
  • Choosing water instead of a sugary drink
  • Considering sides separately rather than automatically adding several
  • Checking the current menu for available portion sizes

These are general portion-selection strategies, not claims that a particular ALBAIK product has a specific calorie advantage.

Nutrition Information: What Is Official vs Third-Party?

This distinction is important when researching Al Baik Ajman nutrition.

ALBAIK menu verification table showing which Ajman menu information is official, which nutritional values are unavailable in the reviewed official menu, and which calorie figures are third-party estimates.

ALBAIK’s own terms also state that menu and product prices can be changed without prior notice, reinforcing the need to distinguish current first-party information from older or independently reproduced menu data.

Al Baik Ajman Delivery, Takeaway & Online Ordering

ALBAIK offers online ordering in Ajman, and its City Centre Ajman branch is currently available on Talabat. The current Talabat listing shows ALBAIK under fried chicken, burgers, fast food and chicken, with a AED 25 minimum order and live delivery tracking. Delivery availability, fees and estimated times depend on the delivery address and can change during the day.

How to Order Online

For delivery, select your Ajman address on a supported ordering platform and search for ALBAIK. The current Talabat listing identifies ALBAIK, Ajman City Center and displays its menu by categories including chicken meals, chicken combos, burgers, sandwiches, fish, shrimp, vegetarian items, sauces, sides, desserts and drinks.

Before placing the order:

  1. Enter your exact delivery location.
  2. Confirm that the Ajman City Centre ALBAIK branch serves your address.
  3. Check the current menu and any active offers.
  4. Review the delivery fee and estimated arrival time shown at checkout.
  5. Check the final order total before payment.

Al Baik Ajman on Delivery Platforms

Talabat: Currently verified. Talabat lists ALBAIK at Ajman City Center and provides online ordering, live tracking and multiple payment options. Its current listing shows a AED 25 minimum order.

I would not list other delivery platforms as confirmed Ajman ALBAIK options unless the branch is currently visible and orderable on that platform. Delivery coverage can also differ by address even when the restaurant itself is listed.

Delivery vs Takeaway

ALBAIK takeaway versus delivery comparison table covering convenience, delivery fees, food arrival time, menu prices, customization, freshness, and tracking.

One important point is price comparison. The current Talabat Ajman listing displays temporary discounts on some products—for example, its current page shows a 10-piece nuggets meal at AED 25 before a displayed promotional discount, while sauce prices are also discounted. These are delivery-platform prices/promotions and should not automatically be treated as standard ALBAIK counter prices.

What Customers Say About Delivery

Customer feedback should be read as individual experiences rather than a description of every ALBAIK delivery.

Some customer reviews and discussions about ALBAIK delivery mention issues such as food arriving cold, nuggets losing their preferred temperature or texture, delayed orders and difficulties with order customization. Other customers report satisfactory food and service experiences.

The appropriate takeaway is therefore:

Some customer reviews mention cold food, delayed delivery or order/customization issues, while other customers report positive delivery experiences. Individual experiences can vary by branch, order time, delivery distance and platform.

A cold-food complaint, for example, does not establish that all Ajman deliveries arrive cold. Similarly, a positive review does not guarantee the same experience for another order.

Delivery Tips for Ajman Orders

If temperature and freshness are important, takeaway can give you more control over when you receive the food. For delivery, check the estimated arrival time before confirming the order and make sure the delivery address is accurate.

For larger orders, review the entire basket before payment—particularly the number of sauces, drinks and side items—because delivery-app menus can present individual items and promotional bundles differently.

Al Baik Ajman Reviews: What Customers Actually Say

Customer feedback for ALBAIK in City Centre Ajman is mixed rather than uniformly positive or negative. Public reviews repeatedly mention the food, value and familiar ALBAIK menu, while other reviews describe queues, waiting times, order-handling problems and occasional freshness concerns. The available reviews also vary by date and platform, so they are better used to identify recurring themes than to produce a single numerical verdict.

What Customers Like

Several recurring positive themes appear in the publicly available reviews:

  • Value: Some customers describe the prices as affordable relative to the portions.
  • Chicken: Fried chicken and chicken pieces are repeatedly mentioned positively.
  • Burgers and nuggets: Individual reviewers specifically recommend items such as the Big BAIK and nuggets.
  • Familiarity: ALBAIK’s established menu and recognizable taste are part of the appeal for returning customers.
  • Sauces and sides: Individual reviews also mention garlic sauce, potato chips and other accompanying items positively.
  • Packaging: One City Centre Ajman reviewer specifically described takeaway and home-delivery packaging as hygienic and properly handled.

One February 2025 City Centre Ajman review described the food as consistent in taste and quality and said prices were affordable, while specifically mentioning the Big BAIK, nuggets, chicken breasts and thighs among the items the reviewer enjoyed.

Common Complaints

Negative reviews tend to cluster around service and waiting rather than a single menu item.

Some customers have reported:

  • Long queues during busy periods
  • Longer-than-expected waiting times
  • Orders not being announced or handed over promptly
  • Difficulty contacting the branch
  • Incorrect customization, such as receiving regular food instead of a requested spicy version
  • Delivery or pickup delays
  • Occasional complaints about food temperature or freshness

For example, a City Centre Ajman review from October 2022 reported an 8–10 minute wait and an incorrect spicy/regular order. A November 2024 reviewer complained that the branch did not answer calls. These are individual experiences, rather than evidence that every order has the same problem.

Food Quality & Freshness

Food-quality experiences differ.

Some reviewers describe the chicken as tasty, consistent and satisfying, while other individual reviews complain about food being less fresh or not meeting expectations. Restaurant review aggregators also reproduce individual Google reviews containing both strong praise for the food and criticism of particular meals.

Timing appears to matter in some reviews. One City Centre Ajman reviewer said service was usually quick but became slower during peak periods, while also describing the branch as particularly crowded on weekends.

That makes it more accurate to say that freshness and service experiences vary by visit and timing than to make a blanket statement about ALBAIK Ajman’s food quality.

Service & Order Handling

Service is one of the clearest areas of disagreement in the reviews.

Positive feedback describes service as generally quick outside busy periods. In contrast, other customers have reported difficulty getting through by phone, delays in receiving orders and concerns about staff responsiveness.

There are also broader ALBAIK app reviews describing pickup delays and orders taking longer than the displayed preparation time. Those reviews are not Ajman-specific, so they should not be presented as evidence about the Ajman branch itself; they are useful only as wider context about the brand’s ordering experience.

Queue & Waiting Experience

Queues are a recurring theme in reviews of the City Centre Ajman branch.

One February 2025 reviewer specifically said the restaurant becomes very crowded on weekends and that service slows during peak hours. Another older review reported an 8–10 minute wait. Separately, a 2025 Reddit discussion about eating at City Centre Ajman during Ramadan included advice to arrive earlier to avoid the queue.

This suggests that busy periods can affect the experience, but the available evidence does not support assigning a fixed waiting time to the branch.

Overall Customer Sentiment

Rather than assigning an artificial “sentiment score,” the available customer feedback can be summarized as follows:

ALBAIK customer review insights table showing feedback themes for food, value, chicken, burgers and nuggets, service, waiting, delivery and takeaway, and consistency.

The important distinction is between recurring themes and universal claims. A handful of reviews cannot establish that every customer encounters a queue, receives cold food or experiences poor service. Likewise, positive reviews cannot guarantee the same experience on every visit.

Is Al Baik Ajman Worth the Hype?

The answer depends on what you are looking for from a fast-food restaurant. ALBAIK’s appeal is not based only on fried chicken: its Saudi history, recognizable menu, relatively value-focused positioning and strong customer familiarity have helped create a following that extends beyond Saudi Arabia.

At the same time, public discussions show that the enthusiasm is not universal. Some customers praise the food and value, while others question whether the UAE experience matches their expectations or is worth waiting in a long queue. These are individual experiences rather than a definitive verdict on every Ajman visit.

Why People Like Al Baik

Affordability and value are recurring parts of the ALBAIK story. The company itself says the brand began with a focus on high-quality, affordable food served quickly, and its current UAE menu continues to include relatively low-priced sandwiches, sides and meal options.

The brand also has a strong Saudi heritage. ALBAIK says its story began in Jeddah in 1974, when founder Shakour AbuGhazalah introduced the broast chicken concept to the Saudi market.

That history helps explain why the restaurant can mean more to customers than another fried-chicken chain. In UAE discussions, people who previously lived in or regularly visited Saudi Arabia sometimes describe ALBAIK in terms of familiarity and nostalgia. A Reddit discussion about its UAE popularity, for example, included comments from people who had encountered the brand in Saudi Arabia and associated it with their previous experiences there.

The menu itself is another part of the attraction. The familiar 4-piece chicken meal, Big BAIK, nuggets, shrimp, fish and sauces give returning customers recognizable choices, while the UAE menu has enough variety to attract people who do not necessarily want traditional fried chicken.

Why Some Customers Are Critical

The same discussions that contain enthusiastic praise also show why the hype does not translate equally for everyone.

Queues are one of the most frequently discussed issues. During the brand’s UAE expansion, Reddit users posted about substantial queues at Dubai locations, with some questioning whether the food justified the wait. Others responded that the combination of price and familiarity was precisely what made the queues understandable.

There are also food-quality disagreements. Some customers describe the chicken as particularly good, while others report dry or less-juicy chicken, darker-than-expected crust or a taste that did not match their expectations. These comments are especially useful as evidence that the experience is subjective rather than evidence of a universal quality problem.

Freshness and delivery also appear in customer discussions. Delivery complaints can involve temperature, delays or order handling, while other customers report satisfactory experiences. Those anecdotes should therefore be considered alongside the circumstances of an individual order rather than generalized to every ALBAIK branch.

Saudi ALBAIK vs UAE ALBAIK

There are a few things that can be established without relying on customer speculation.

The origin is Saudi. ALBAIK states that its story began in Jeddah in 1974 and that it was the first brand in Saudi Arabia to introduce the broast chicken concept.

The UAE is an official ALBAIK market. ALBAIK’s current branch directory separately lists UAE locations, including City Center Ajman, alongside locations in Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain.

The menus have substantial overlap. The official site currently lists products such as the 4-piece and 8-piece chicken meals, fish fillet products, hummus, coleslaw and sauces, while the UAE ordering menu contains the same recognizable ALBAIK product families.

What cannot be established from the available official information is a blanket claim that UAE ALBAIK tastes exactly the same as Saudi ALBAIK—or that it is universally different. Customer discussions go in both directions. Some Saudi-based or Saudi-raised customers say they prefer the original Saudi experience; others are enthusiastic about the UAE branches.

So when someone asks whether UAE ALBAIK is “the same,” the most defensible answer is: the brand and core menu are clearly connected, but individual customers can perceive differences in taste, freshness, preparation and overall experience.

Why Is Al Baik So Popular in the UAE?

Several factors appear together in public discussions:

1. Saudi roots
For Saudi residents, former residents and frequent visitors, ALBAIK can carry a strong sense of familiarity. Its 1974 Jeddah origin gives the brand a history that many newer UAE fast-food concepts do not have.

2. Value-focused positioning
Affordable food has been part of ALBAIK’s stated identity since its founding. That remains relevant in UAE discussions, where customers regularly mention its prices when explaining the appeal.

3. Brand recognition
The name is already well known across Saudi Arabia, so its arrival in the UAE did not require customers to discover an entirely new concept. The 2021 opening of ALBAIK at Dubai Mall generated substantial discussion on Reddit, including comments from people already familiar with the chain from Saudi Arabia.

4. Nostalgia and familiarity
For some UAE residents, particularly people with connections to Saudi Arabia, ordering ALBAIK can reproduce a familiar food experience. This is a recurring theme in community discussions, although it is naturally personal rather than measurable.

5. Social discussion and curiosity
The queues themselves have become part of the conversation. When people repeatedly see large lines at a restaurant, it can encourage others to try it and form their own opinion. Reddit discussions around UAE openings show exactly this pattern: some users were curious because of the queues, while others questioned whether the food justified them.

So What Does the Hype Actually Mean?

For an Ajman visitor, the useful way to interpret the hype is not that ALBAIK is guaranteed to be the right choice for everyone. It is a combination of Saudi heritage, familiar products, value-focused pricing and a large existing customer base.

If you already enjoy ALBAIK in Saudi Arabia, the UAE branch gives you access to the same brand and many of the same recognizable menu categories. If you have never tried it, the hype gives you a reason to understand why the chain has such a strong following—but your own preference for fried chicken, burgers, seafood, spice level, price and waiting time will ultimately determine how much of that appeal matters to you.

Al Baik Ajman vs KFC, Jollibee & Local Fried Chicken

Ajman has a broad fried-chicken and fast-food market, so comparing ALBAIK, KFC, Jollibee and local broasted restaurants is more useful when the comparison focuses on menu structure, chicken style, pricing, availability and ordering options—not on declaring a single winner.

The current Ajman delivery listings also show all three major chains in the local market: ALBAIK, KFC and Jollibee are currently orderable through Talabat, while the platform lists numerous independent fried-chicken and broasted restaurants as well.

Al Baik vs KFC Ajman

The two chains overlap heavily in their core proposition—fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, burgers and meal combinations—but their menus are organized around different signature products.

ALBAIK emphasizes broasted chicken alongside the Big BAIK, Double BAIK, nuggets, shrimp, fish and sauces. Its current Ajman City Centre Talabat listing categorizes the restaurant under fried chicken, burgers, fast food and chicken.

KFC centers its UAE menu on Original Recipe Chicken, crispy strips, chicken sandwiches, family meals, beverages and desserts. Talabat currently lists KFC as a UAE delivery option and specifically describes its Original Recipe chicken and 11-herb seasoning.

For Ajman availability, current local business listings show KFC at multiple locations, including City Centre Ajman, Kenz Al Hamidya, The Mall Ajman, Al Humaidiya, Emirates Road and other locations. KFC | City Center Ajman KFC | Kenz Al Hamidya KFC | The Mall Ajman

The delivery comparison can also change by address. For example, the current Talabat Ajman City Centre listing shows KFC with a AED 23 minimum order and AED 9.50 delivery charge at the time checked; these are platform-specific values rather than universal KFC prices.

Al Baik vs Jollibee Ajman

Jollibee provides a somewhat different menu mix. Its signature Chickenjoy is accompanied by Filipino-influenced combinations such as Jolly Spaghetti, Burger Steak and rice, alongside chicken sandwiches and burgers. The current Ajman City Centre Talabat menu lists Chickenjoy, Crave Buckets, chicken sandwiches, beef burgers, Jolly Spaghetti, Burger Steak, hotdogs, sundaes, sides and beverages.

Current Ajman delivery data identifies Jollibee – City Center Ajman as a fried-chicken, American, burger, fast-food and Filipino restaurant.

Some current Jollibee Ajman menu examples include:

  • Jolly Spaghetti — AED 15
  • 2-piece Chickenjoy with side and drink — AED 27
  • 6-piece Chickenjoy Crave Bucket — AED 49
  • 12-piece Chickenjoy Crave Bucket — AED 79
  • Jolly Hotdog — AED 15

These are current Talabat menu prices for the Ajman listing, not necessarily restaurant-counter prices, and promotions can change them.

By comparison, ALBAIK’s menu is more closely associated with broasted chicken, its own BAIK sandwich range, seafood and its distinctive sauce-and-side combinations. KFC has a stronger emphasis on its Original Recipe/crispy chicken formats, while Jollibee combines fried chicken with Filipino-style meal combinations.

Al Baik vs Local Broasted/Fried Chicken Restaurants

Ajman’s local market goes beyond the major international and regional chains.

Current business listings include independent broasted/fried-chicken restaurants such as Chikarro Fried Chicken Ajman, Mr. Broast Restaurant, Brosted Shawarma Alsham Restaurant مطعم بروستد وشاورما الشام and Dajdoja Fried chicken.

There are also established chain alternatives such as SFC Plus – Southern Fried Chicken | Safeer Mall, Ajman and Texas Chicken – Al Maqam. These give Ajman customers alternatives that range from straightforward broasted chicken to broader fried-chicken-and-sandwich menus.

Local restaurants can differ substantially in:

  • Portion sizes
  • Chicken cuts and preparation
  • Spice levels
  • Sauce selection
  • Meal combinations
  • Pricing
  • Delivery coverage
  • Late-night opening
  • Seating and takeaway arrangements

That makes “local fried chicken” a category rather than a single comparable restaurant. For example, current business data shows Chikarro in Al Nuaimia 1, Mr. Broast in Al Rashidiya 2 and Brosted Shawarma Alsham in Al Muwaihat 3, illustrating how geographically dispersed the independent market is. Chikarro Fried Chicken Ajman Mr. Broast Restaurant Brosted Shawarma Alsham Restaurant مطعم بروستد وشاورما الشام

Al Baik vs KFC vs Jollibee vs Local Alternatives

Comparison table of Al Baik, KFC, Jollibee, and local Ajman restaurants covering signature offerings, chicken styles, burgers, seafood, price ranges, delivery, and Ajman availability.

Sources and price/location notes: ALBAIK’s Ajman branches and menu information should be checked against its first-party listings; the current Talabat Ajman pages verify delivery presence for ALBAIK, KFC and Jollibee. Jollibee’s AED prices above come from its current Ajman City Centre Talabat menu, while KFC’s AED 23 minimum order/AED 9.50 delivery figure comes from the current Ajman City Centre delivery listing. Delivery fees, promotions and menu prices can change by address and time.

FAQs

Where is Al Baik in Ajman?

The currently verified Ajman locations include ALBAIK at City Centre Ajman in Al Jurf 2 and ALBAIK inside Kenz Hypermarket/Mall in Al Hamidiya 1. The City Centre branch is on the ground floor, while the Kenz location is inside the Kenz complex. AlBaik ALBAIK

How many Al Baik branches are in Ajman?

For this guide, two Ajman locations are currently verified: City Centre Ajman and Kenz Mall/Kenz Hypermarket in Al Hamidiya. This count follows currently verifiable local/first-party information rather than older third-party directory listings.

What is the Al Baik Ajman menu?

The menu includes ALBAIK’s core broasted chicken and chicken meals, plus Big BAIK and other sandwiches, nuggets, shrimp, fish, falafel, fries, sauces, sides, desserts and beverages. Availability can vary between branches and ordering channels.

How much does Al Baik cost in Ajman?

Prices depend on the item and ordering channel. Current UAE menu examples include the 4-piece chicken meal at AED 23, 10-piece nuggets meal at AED 23, Big BAIK Combo at AED 28, and 12-piece jumbo shrimp meal at AED 58. Delivery-platform prices and promotions can differ from restaurant-counter prices, so check the current menu before ordering.

Does Al Baik Ajman deliver?

Yes. ALBAIK’s Ajman City Centre location is currently available for online delivery through Talabat, subject to delivery-area availability. Order ALBAIK on Talabat

Is Al Baik Ajman available on Talabat?

Yes. The current Talabat listing identifies ALBAIK – Ajman City Center and provides delivery ordering, menu categories and live-order information. Availability and fees depend on the delivery address.

What time does Al Baik Ajman open?

The currently listed City Centre Ajman ALBAIK hours are 10:00 AM–12:00 AM daily according to the local business listing. The Kenz location is currently listed as 10:00 AM–2:00 AM daily. AlBaik ALBAIK

These are branch-level listed hours, so holiday, Ramadan and mall operating-hour changes should be checked before travelling.

What time does Al Baik Ajman close?

The City Centre Ajman branch is currently listed until 12:00 AM, while the Kenz location is listed until 2:00 AM. AlBaik ALBAIK

Restaurant hours can differ from the wider mall’s hours, particularly for a branch located inside a shopping centre.

Which Al Baik meal is good for first-time visitors?

If you want to experience the traditional ALBAIK format, the 4-piece Chicken Meal is a straightforward option: it combines chicken pieces with fries, a bun and garlic sauce. If you prefer sandwiches, Big BAIK provides a burger-style alternative; seafood fans can instead consider one of the shrimp or fish meals.

There is no single officially designated “best” meal—the appropriate choice depends on what you normally enjoy.

Does Al Baik Ajman have seafood?

Yes. The current menu includes shrimp and fish options, including jumbo shrimp, value shrimp, fish fillet meals and seafood sandwiches. Seafood availability can vary by branch.

Does Al Baik Ajman have vegetarian options?

Yes. The current menu includes falafel options, including a Falafel Sandwich, Falafel Nuggets and Falafel Meal. As with other menu items, availability should be checked for the specific Ajman branch and ordering channel.

Does Al Baik Ajman have parking?

Yes. The City Centre Ajman location is within a shopping mall with dedicated customer parking. City Centre Ajman is located on Al Ittihad Street in Al Jurf 2.

For the easiest visit, use the mall’s parking and follow the centre’s internal signage toward the ground-floor dining/food-court area.

Is Al Baik Ajman halal?

ALBAIK is a Saudi-origin restaurant brand operating in the UAE, and its official materials describe its food products and operations within the region. For a specific halal-certification question—particularly if you need documentation for dietary or religious requirements—the safest approach is to verify the current certification directly with ALBAIK rather than relying on an unofficial directory or review site