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UNOX Arabia Opens Riyadh Experience Center to Boost Saudi Culinary Innovation

UNOX Arabia’s Riyadh Experience Center marks a new milestone in Saudi Arabia’s growing foodservice industry. The center provides chefs and food entrepreneurs with hands-on access to cutting-edge culinary technology. Observers note that UNOX Arabia’s Riyadh Experience Center is set to transform kitchen operations and inspire innovation across the Kingdom.

The new facility officially opened in January 2026 and spans over 5,060 square feet. It includes a dedicated demo area and a service training space, hosting up to 30 guests in cooking demonstrations and 15 in training sessions. The center allows culinary professionals to explore efficiency-driven ovens, test recipes, and replicate real kitchen challenges.

UNOX Arabia aims to support Saudi Arabia’s fast-growing F&B sector, which reached over $30 billion in 2025. From small cafés and pastry shops to fine dining restaurants and homegrown brands, every venue benefits from advanced kitchen technology that delivers efficiency, consistency, and adaptability.

The Riyadh Experience Center offers a range of UNOX ovens, including CHEFTOP-X™, BAKERTOP-X™, and the new SPEED.Compact™. Professionals can participate in live demonstrations, chef-led training, and trial installations in their own kitchens. The facility also provides dedicated technical support to resolve challenges quickly, ensuring smooth operations.

Moreover, the center hosts workshops, culinary demonstrations, and networking events for industry leaders. By connecting chefs, entrepreneurs, and innovators, UNOX Arabia encourages collaboration and the exchange of ideas, all aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

UNOX Arabia also emphasizes sustainability, offering ENERGY STAR certified ovens that reduce energy consumption by up to 30%. This lowers operational costs while significantly reducing CO₂ emissions. The company integrates adaptability and innovation to help Saudi foodservice operators grow responsibly and efficiently.

Abdallah Kassis, General Manager of UNOX Arabia, explained that the center reflects a clear vision: to become the strategic partner for Saudi Arabia’s foodservice ecosystem. Chefs and business owners can explore tailored solutions, experiment with new recipes, and optimize their workflows using advanced technology.

From fine dining chefs refining tasting menus to entrepreneurs scaling quick-service concepts, UNOX Arabia’s Riyadh Experience Center provides the tools, knowledge, and support to turn culinary ambitions into reality. The facility reinforces Saudi Arabia’s leadership in innovation, hospitality, and sustainable culinary growth.

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