Three points of sale in Mubarakiya old market, Kuwait City: the main shop on Gharabally Street, a branch on Halwa Street and a third at the market entrance. Phone 1855 888.
Where the honey comes from
The company states on its own about page that it runs apiaries in four countries — Kuwait, the UAE, Oman and Morocco. Its Wafra farm in the south of the country is named on the site and in its Instagram handle, so part of what it sells is genuinely produced here rather than only imported.
The detail worth noticing is on the label. A jar carries the month and year of production rather than just a packing date: “natural Kuwaiti sidr, produced November 2023, from hives distributed around Kuwait, 500 grams”. Each sidr batch is announced with its harvest month, which matters because sidr is gathered in a short window after rain.
The range is broken out by origin: Kuwaiti sidr, mountain sidr, white honey from Kyrgyzstan, Omani and Moroccan honeys, and manuka, alongside hive products — royal jelly, propolis and sidr comb honey. The company says it was first to bring coffee-flower honey to Arab markets, and that its products are licensed by Kuwait’s Food and Drug Authority.
Published prices
The Kings’ natural blend is 50.000 KD. Mountain sidr is 22.000 KD for the large jar, dropping to 11.000 KD in smaller sizes. Sidr comb honey is 19.000 KD. Kyrgyz white honey starts at 12.000 KD and clover honey at 8.000 KD. Honey spoons start at 5.950 KD.
Offers listed on the same pages: coffee-flower honey one-plus-one at 19.900 KD, a mountain sidr offer at 19.990 KD, and natural comb honey at 38.000 KD.
Shipping, and what is not published
Delivery inside Kuwait takes 24 to 48 hours. Shipping is free to the Gulf and the wider Middle East above 40 KD; Saudi Arabia takes six to ten working days and the UAE three to four. Customer service is advertised around the clock.
The shop’s Google listing is categorised as an apiary and shows as operating, and the farm carries a separate active listing. But the site publishes no shop opening hours, no hive count, no extraction or filtration method or temperature, no moisture testing, no founder and no founding year. The only date on the about page is a London Honey Quality Award in 2022.
Photograph: wax combs filled with honey. Photo by Emmanuel Boutet, licence CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Source: althenayanhoney.com.kw — about, contact and product pages — plus the company’s Instagram and its two Google Maps listings, checked on 24 September 2026.
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