Hungry Habibi vs Sufraq
Hungry Habibi runs a big, playful Arabic-fusion menu across Gulshan, Bahadurabad and PECHS: mandi and madbee next to fried chicken boxes, pides and shawarma, usually with an online discount running.
We respect a kitchen that keeps three branches fed. But when the craving is actual charcoal and steamed mandi rice, the numbers are worth two minutes of your time. We quote their discounted prices below, not just the list ones, so this stays fair.
Flat 10% off on website orders
List price, deal price, our price
Written by the Sufraq team. Hungry Habibi prices come from hungryhabibipk.com's live menu in August 2026, shown as list price with their online deal price in brackets where one was running.
| Craving | Sufraq | Hungry Habibi |
|---|---|---|
| Mutton mandi, serves 2 to 3 | Mutton Mandi full · Rs. 5,999 | Mutton Mandi double · Rs. 7,000 (deal Rs. 5,950, their win) |
| Chicken, whole bird with rice | Classic Mandi full · Rs. 3,499 | Chicken Madbee full · Rs. 4,300 (deal Rs. 3,655) |
| Turkish kebab | Turkish Kebab · Rs. 999 | Chicken Turkish Kabab · Rs. 1,500 (deal Rs. 1,275) |
| Kunefe / kunafa | Royal Kunefe · Rs. 999 | Kunafa · Rs. 1,350 (deal Rs. 1,148) |
| Fried chicken boxes and pides | Not our lane, we do zingers and burgers instead | Boxes from Rs. 1,150, pides Rs. 1,700 |
| Charcoal BBQ platters | Sharing platters from Rs. 1,899, kebabs and tikka from Rs. 549 | Boti and kabab singles, no platter line |
| Hours | 4 PM to 4 AM, daily | Not published on their site |
| Ordering perk | Flat 10% off website orders, WhatsApp ordering | Online discounts on most items |
Same craving, two kitchens
Pick Hungry Habibi when
Half your table wants crispy fried chicken and the other half wants Arabic. Their boxes, pides and shawarma cover ground we deliberately do not, and with three branches they are close to a lot of doorsteps.
Pick Sufraq when
The craving is the real thing: mandi steamed over its own broth and meat that saw actual charcoal. Every equivalent dish costs less at our sufra even before our 10% website discount, and the kitchen holds the line till 4 AM for the whole city.
Deals are lovely. A lower price before the deal is lovelier. That is the quiet argument of the table above.
Sufraq vs Hungry Habibi FAQs
Is Sufraq cheaper than Hungry Habibi?
On list prices, yes across the board. On mutton mandi specifically their online deal now edges us: their Mutton Mandi double lists at Rs. 7,000 and comes to about Rs. 5,950 with the discount, against our Rs. 5,999 that serves 2 to 3, so roughly Rs. 50 in their favour if the deal is running. Everywhere else we are still cheaper: their Chicken Turkish Kabab lists at Rs. 1,500 against our Turkish Kebab at Rs. 999, and their kunafa lists at Rs. 1,350 against our Royal Kunefe at Rs. 999. Both sides were checked in August 2026. Prices move, check both menus.
Does Hungry Habibi have chicken mandi?
Their menu leans to madbee and faham rather than a plain chicken mandi. If chicken mandi specifically is the craving, Sufraq's Classic Mandi is Rs. 2,199 half and Rs. 3,499 full, with Peri Peri and BBQ versions if you want the twist.
Which delivers where, and how late?
Hungry Habibi lists branches in Gulshan, Bahadurabad and PECHS. Sufraq cooks in Gulshan-e-Iqbal and delivers across all of Karachi until 4 AM, every night, with the full menu available to the last hour.
What does Sufraq have that Hungry Habibi does not?
A real charcoal BBQ line with kebabs and tikka from Rs. 549, sharing platters from Rs. 1,899, cheese-loaded pizzas, zinger and beef burgers, and late-night hours to 4 AM. They counter with fried chicken boxes, pides and shawarma. Different personalities, same neighbourhood.