Broast Sara Ramadan Guide: Iftar, Suhoor, and Eid Meals

How Ramadan Changes the Way Broast Sara Operates in Madinah

Ramadan concentrates Madinah's restaurant demand into two narrow windows, the 90 minutes after Maghrib and the hour before Fajr, rather than spreading it across the day. Residents fast through the day and eat iftar immediately after Maghrib prayer and suhoor in the hours before Fajr, while the millions of Umrah pilgrims in the city during Ramadan follow the same meal structure with less access to a home kitchen.

All seven Madinah branches extend their operating hours through the night during Ramadan to cover both iftar and suhoor, while the Abiar Al Mashi branch continues its standard 24 hour a day, 7 day a week schedule. The same fresh, locally sourced Saudi chicken, hand slaughtered daily using the Islamic halal method, is used for every order through these extended hours, and HACCP temperature protocols remain in effect during the late night and pre-dawn service windows.

What Broast Sara's Iftar Family Packs Include

Iftar in a Madinah household is rarely eaten alone, and few households want to cook from scratch after a full day of fasting. Broast Sara structures its Ramadan offering around family packs sized for group eating rather than single portions.

• Family broast bundles with multiple chicken portions, typically combinations of quarter and half chickens, fries, garlic sauce portions, and salad or pickles, sized for four to six people
• Bucket formats with broast pieces by count, packaged for sharing with accompanying sauces and sides
• Shawarma additions, with Sarookh Shawarma frequently added to family orders for variety within a single delivery

The in-house Legendary Garlic Thoum Sauce is included with most family packs, and additional portions can be added for households that go through it quickly.

When to Order to Avoid the Maghrib Rush

Specific Ramadan bundle pricing and combinations are announced on Broast Sara's social media channels each year and displayed in branch from the start of Ramadan. Past promotions have included discounted bucket deals combining broast pieces, fries, and sauce portions at a fixed price, and these tend to sell out during the peak iftar window. Ordering before Asr prayer rather than waiting until just before Maghrib produces more reliable delivery timing.

Where to Get Suhoor Delivery in Madinah During Ramadan

The Abiar Al Mashi branch is the most reliable suhoor option at any hour, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with full kitchen capacity through the Ramadan night. The branch can be reached at 0530957742 by phone or WhatsApp at any time, and is located at Abiar Al Mashi District, Madinah 42542. Note that Abiar Al Mashi does not offer HungerStation delivery and accepts orders by phone or WhatsApp only.

Other Madinah branches extend their hours during Ramadan, but hours vary year to year, so confirming availability by phone before placing a very late suhoor order at any branch other than Abiar Al Mashi is the most reliable approach. The menu available for suhoor is the standard Broast Sara menu, with the Original Broast, Golden Nuggets, and Sarookh Shawarma all available from the same fresh, daily slaughtered chicken used throughout the day.

Eid and Saudi National Day Offers Beyond Ramadan

Broast Sara marks Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha, and Saudi National Day with seasonal promotions that follow a consistent pattern of family sized packages and combination pricing suited to celebration gatherings, even though the specific format changes each year based on the brand's current campaign.

The post-Ramadan Eid Al Fitr period sees continued demand for broast as a celebration meal, with extended hours at most branches on Eid day itself. Saudi National Day on 23 September generates its own food service peak in Madinah as families gather and visitors arrive for national events, and Broast Sara typically runs limited time combination deals aligned with the holiday. These are announced on social media first, so following Broast Sara's official channels is the most reliable way to catch them before they appear in branch.

Specific deals change every year and are not guaranteed to repeat, so for confirmed current offers, checking with the nearest branch directly is the most accurate approach.

How to Order Ramadan and Eid Meals from Broast Sara

The HungerStation app is the most practical channel for Ramadan orders placed ahead of the iftar rush at the six Madinah branches that support HungerStation delivery. Select the nearest branch, choose items and portion sizes, and confirm the order with a scheduled delivery time where the platform allows it. During the post-Maghrib peak, estimated delivery windows extend, so ordering 45 to 60 minutes before Maghrib rather than immediately after it produces more reliable timing.

Direct WhatsApp or phone contact with the branch works better for large iftar packs, custom combination requests, or suhoor orders in the pre-Fajr window. For suhoor at any hour, the Abiar Al Mashi branch at 0530957742 accepts orders by phone or WhatsApp around the clock. Collection during Ramadan is faster than waiting for delivery during the iftar rush for households close to a branch, calling ahead to confirm preparation time and collecting at the agreed window is the most reliable way to get the food at Maghrib temperature.

For pilgrims, the Hil Bahr branch on Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal Street in Al Jumuah at 0533002270 is the closest Broast Sara location to Masjid al-Nabawi and accepts orders by phone or WhatsApp.

For the full menu, branch list, and current hours, see the Broast Sara Menu page and the Broast Sara Locations page, or check the Food Safety Policy page for the standards that apply throughout Ramadan.