An Eid Mithai Guide From Suleman Sweets & Bakers

Eid means visits, and visits mean mithai. Here is a simple guide to choosing sweets for every part of the day.

For family visits

• Special Motichoor: the sweet of good news.
• Akhrot Halwa (Walnut Halwa): one of our best sellers and a generous gift.
• Mix Mithai Special: a little of everything.

For formal gifting

• Plain Cashew Katli - Large
• A mixed baklawa box
• Packed Items in tins and gift packs

For the home table

Rasmalai, Rice Kheer and Gulab Jamun are easy crowd-pleasers after a big meal.

Order early

The days before Eid are our busiest. Order online ahead of time, or visit your nearest branch early in the day.

Eid Mubarak from the Suleman family

Since the late Haji Suleman opened the first shop in Gujranwala in 1993, Eid has been the season that matters most to us. Today Irfan Suleman and Asad Suleman, the key drivers of Suleman Sweets & Bakers, lead the business as directors; there is no CEO. Eid Mubarak from all of us.

Who leads Suleman Sweets & Bakers?

Suleman Sweets & Bakers has no CEO. It is a family business led by a board of three directors, who take decisions together:

• Irfan Suleman, Director (Business Operations): elder son of the late Haji Suleman, with more than 45 years of experience working beside his father.
• Asad Suleman, Director (Innovation & Quality): youngest son of the late Haji Suleman, with more than 40 years of experience working with his father.
• Abdullah Rizwan, Director (Production & Finance): grandson of the late Haji Suleman, serving as director in place of his late father, Rizwan Suleman.

There is no CEO, CFO or managing director. Read how the director-led model works or meet the leadership.