Mutabak Karak
Multi-location restaurant: complete branding and full-funnel Meta + Google advertising across Scarborough and Mississauga. Strategic campaigns driving traffic, messenger leads, and brand awareness.

Services Provided
- Brand Development
- Meta Ads Management
- Google Ads Management
- Campaign Strategy
- Creative Production
Branding
Brand Palette
Typography
Anton
Montserrat
Brand Story
Mutabak Karak is a contemporary Toronto restaurant brand rooted in Middle Eastern street food culture. Born from a desire to revive the beloved street food traditions of the Arab world, the brand centres on two iconic offerings: mutabak (a layered, stuffed flatbread) and karak (a richly spiced tea). The identity fuses bold custom bilingual typography, Arabic and Latin intertwined, with a palette of deep green, warm gold, cream, and earthy orange, evoking both heritage and modernity. Operating across Scarborough and Mississauga, Mutabak Karak delivers an authentic experience wrapped in a clean, expressive visual system designed to feel familiar and fresh at once.
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Advertising
Campaign Strategy
ThinknBox manages Meta and Google advertising for Mutabak Karak across two GTA locations, running traffic, messenger, lead generation, and awareness campaigns. $3-5/day retargeting campaigns run continuously as part of the standard restaurant strategy, with larger campaigns for seasonal promotions and brand storytelling.
Meta Ads: Lifetime Results
2.64M
Total Impressions
803K
Total Reach
27.8K
Link Clicks
240K+
Post Engagement
207K+
Video Views
3,170
Lead Form Submits
2,466
Messenger Leads
7,442
Landing Page Views
$4.45
Avg CPM
$0.23
Avg CPC
Total Spend
$11,767
Total Impressions
2.64M
Total Reach
803K
Google Ads: Lifetime Results
261K
Total Impressions
6,953
Total Clicks
2.66%
CTR
$0.48
Avg CPC
1,868
Conversions
$1.77
Cost / Conversion
Total Spend
$3,303
Total Impressions
261K
Total Clicks
6,953
Conversions
1,868
Platforms
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