Abu Bakr Food 2 Go Launches £15 Valentine’s Couples Meals Across Yorkshire

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Press Release

9th February 2026

This Valentine’s Day, Abu Bakr Food 2 Go, the in-house café and takeaway at Abu Bakar supermarkets, is making romance both affordable and delicious with the launch of a £15 Valentine’s gourmet meal deal, available at all Abu Bakr Food 2 Go locations across Yorkshire.

The special offer gives couples a full Valentine’s meal for two, combining restaurant-quality flavours with the convenience of takeaway or dine-in at the supermarket café.

The £15 Valentine’s meal includes:

  • Four samosas (£1.50 for two) – vegetarian options available
  • Two pasties (£1.50 each) – including vegetarian options
  • Butter chicken or Chicken Tikka Masala (£7.50) – with a variety of meat and vegetarian curry alternatives
  • Freshly made warm naan bread (£1 each)
  • Two cans of Coke or one large bottle of Coke (£1.00)
  • Optional Karak Chai (£1.00 each)

Hamza Hussian, Managing Director of Abu Bakar, said: “Valentines Day shouldn’t be about spending a fortune just to enjoy a good meal. At Abu Bakr Food 2 Go, we wanted to create something affordable, filling, and full of flavour that couples — and families — can enjoy without pressure. This deal reflects our commitment to quality food at honest prices.”

With typical Valentine’s meals in restaurants costing £30–£50 each Abu Bakr Food 2 Go’s £15 offer provides one of the most affordable gourmet Valentine’s deals in Yorkshire, catering to both meat-lovers and vegetarians.

The Valentine’s gourmet meal deal is available for a limited time at all Abu Bakr Food 2 Go locations across Yorkshire.

Notes to editors

The story began in 1987, when Abid Hussain, then just 17, took over the family business. With long hours, determination and a hands-on approach, he laid the groundwork for a brand that would go on to become a well-known name across West Yorkshire. A major turning point arrived in 2002. Abid Food Store rebranded as Abu Bakr Supermarkets, signalling both a new identity and an ambition to scale. That same year, the company opened its Queen’s Road store — its first step beyond the original premises and the start of a steady expansion strategy. Further growth followed in 2004 with the Roundhay Road branch, strengthening the brand’s presence in Leeds and giving more families access to its value-driven offering. A decade later, in 2015, Abu Bakr expanded again with its Beeston store, a move that bolstered its community footprint in another busy part of the city. In 2017, the business invested heavily in expanding its product range. Fresh produce, halal meat counters, and an extensive selection of world foods were introduced — a strategic shift that aligned the brand more closely with the needs of the region’s diverse communities and cemented its reputation for global choice at local prices. The company’s momentum continued into the 2020s. In 2022, Abu Bakr Supermarkets opened its Kirkstall branch, bringing its services to a new and vibrant customer base and widening its reach across Leeds. In 2025, a flagship store opened in Batley, West Yorkshire.

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