Syrian cuisine is one of the oldest and most revered culinary traditions in the world, with a vast range of rich and flavourful dishes. Our unique social enterprise is only made possible through the impressive talents of our incredible newcomer Syrian women chefs. We aim to empower these remarkable women while highlighting the delicious, healthy, and unique fare of their homeland.
From product development to cooking up a storm, there are many factors that work in sync to keep Tayybeh’s business operations running smoothly, efficiently and, of course, deliciously. If we had to reveal our one secret ingredient, however, it would probably be in the form of our incredible Operations Manager, Tahani Awad.
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.
In honour of Women’s History Month 2021, we are celebrating the contributions of modern businesswomen in the food and drink industry.
In this blog post, we feature four women-led, Vancouver-based businesses who demonstrate passion, innovation and drive as their success continues to unfold.
This week, we are bringing you a Q&A with one of our chefs, Raghda Hasan, who travelled to Canada from Latakia in 2016.
This week, we are bringing you a Q&A with one of our chefs, Arfat Harsho, who travelled to Canada from Aleppo with her family in 2018.
Whether you’re looking for stocking stuffer ideas, are on the lookout for a bigger holiday gift or simply fancy sampling some Syrian cuisine this season, we’ve got you covered.
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 of the catering industry, Tayybeh launched a line of packaged products, forged new partnerships, delivered fresh and frozen meals, and served over 5500 meals to the vulnerable in the Downtown Eastside and beyond.
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