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Who Manages the Magic in Tayybeh’s Kitchen? Meet Rana Khalaf
Have you ever wondered who oversees the magic that happens in the Tayybeh kitchen and ensures the quality of the flavourful Syrian food that you love? Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the talente...
Now That Many of Us Are Back in Offices, Let’s Talk Lunch Office Catering
Many of us have had our work lives disrupted due to the pandemic, including missing out on group lunches and the office lunch catering options that come with them. Find out why Middle Eastern foo...
Check out Taybbeh Catering story on how it started as an act to support Syrian Refugees and turned into one of the best caterers catering Vancouver. The full The Wellness Hub Podcast is here.
How A Global Pandemic Allowed Taybbeh to Pivot & Become One Of The Best Caterers Catering Vancouver
With the support of communities across Vancouver, the first women-run social enterprise employing Syrian newcomer women has beaten all the odds for business success in 2020. Despite the collapse o...
This week's Q&A with Tayybeh chef Enas Abo Sen
This week, we are bringing you a Q&A with one of our chefs, Enas Abo Sen, who travelled to Canada from Damascus with her husband and children.
Six Mouth-Watering Vegan Foods from the Middle East
The Middle East is home to some of the world's most delicious dishes, and Syrian cuisine is the crown jewel of regional specialties. The diversity of Middle Eastern food doesn’t fall under one defi...