Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
Dine In UAE is a service that aims to be a comprehensive United Arab Emirates’ restaurant directory on the web, serving as a central point, introducing people to good restaurants all over the UAE.
It also helps restaurant owners promote the new and unique aspects of their restaurants while providing diners with an effective way to […]
Posted in Directory, Startups, United Arab Emirates | No Comments »
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008
Resto Tunisie, is a Tunisian website that aims to become a comprehensive directory of restaurants in Tunisia, aiding people to make their decisions on which eatery to pick.
The site’s users as well as restaurant owners get to suggest restaurants for addition, by filling out a contact form, specifying the address of the restaurant and why […]
Posted in Portals, Startups, Tunisia | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008
Talabia is a new home delivery company that was launched in Kuwait in December 2007, initially using offline call center services, with the objective of providing a free home delivery service for the leading food products in Kuwait, making it more convenient for consumers to order fresh and frozen food products from the comfort of […]
Posted in Kuwait, Startups, e-commerce | 2 Comments »
Thursday, May 8th, 2008
Wasfati, which stands for ‘My Recipes’ in English, is a new service that was recently launched to cover the needs of Arab food and cooking aficionados, as well as those interested in nutrition and health tips and articles, by providing a place where users can centralize and save their favorite recipes and articles; those they […]
Posted in Content, Startups | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Otlob is a free online food ordering service that was first launched in Egypt back in 1999, and which has expanded to three other countries in the Middle East ever since: Saudi Arabia (Riyadh & Jeddah), United Arab Emirates (Dubai) and Bahrain.
Otlob provides its users with the complete menus of their favorite restaurants, enabling them […]
Posted in Egypt, Startups, e-commerce | 3 Comments »