Reem Express café is participating in the Franchise and Dine Expo in Bahrain.

With the aim to advocate Saudi heritage abroad, Saudi entrepreneur Reem Nagshabandi opened Reem Express café where she serves Arabic coffee, a range of hot and cold drinks, and an assortment of traditional oriental sweets, such as small date cookies (maamol), sweet fried dough (Luqaymat), salty and sweet small pancakes (maraseea), and Saj bread. The café can be found in de Al Adliya district in the Bahraini capital Manama.

The founder of Reem Express Café said, “if you want to enjoy delicious sweets alongside a cup of traditional Arabic coffee or tea, we invite you to visit ‘Reem Express Café’ where you will find a broad assortment of home-made deserts, including Reem’s special coffee mix. You can also drink Turkish coffee prepared on sand, and different types of tea, such as regular tea, Karak tea, and ginger tea served with distinctive date cookies (maamol) and pudding. If you want to experience an innovative flavor, we recommend the pancakes (maraseea) and light honey fried dough (luqaymat).”

Reem Express Café is participating in the Bahrain exhibition Franchise and Dine Expo 2017, which will be held at the Bahrain International Convention Center Crowne Plaza from 8-9 November. The event will create opportunities for entrepreneurs with small and medium-sized businesses to invest in the world of Franchise and catering.

Reem Express café daily opens its doors early in the morning at 8:00 o’clock and closes in the evening at 10:00 o’clock, and they deliver your orders to your home.