CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — NAYA will open its first suburban Pennsylvania restaurant Friday at Plymouth Square in Conshohocken, extending the Middle Eastern fast-casual chain beyond Center City and establishing its first location in the state operating seven days a week.
The restaurant at 200 Ridge Pike will be NAYA’s second location in the Philadelphia market. Its existing Market Street restaurant primarily serves Center City’s weekday business district, while the Conshohocken site is designed for weekend and family traffic.
A third Philadelphia-area restaurant is planned for City Avenue in Bala Cynwyd later in 2026.
The Conshohocken restaurant will operate daily from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. A ribbon cutting with the Montco Gateway Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday, with doors opening to the public at 10:30 a.m.
The first 100 guests Friday can receive a free bowl, roll or salad. After that, bowls and rolls will be priced at $5 for the remainder of the day. Guests must show a NAYA App QR code at checkout to redeem the offers.
On Saturday and Sunday, children 12 and younger can receive a free meal with the purchase of an adult meal for dine-in customers, limited to one free meal per child.
The menu includes customizable bowls, rolls and salads with options such as chicken shawarma, kafta lamb kebab, braised beef shawarma and falafel, along with more than 20 toppings. Hot items include three-cheese rekakat, beef kibbe and spinach fatayer.
Ahead of the opening, NAYA partnered with the Colonial Neighborhood Council, which serves Conshohocken and Plymouth Meeting. The company provided more than 50 bowls prepared during employee training for distribution through the organization.
Regional Director of Operations Anthony Miranda is scheduled to give welcoming remarks during Friday’s ribbon cutting.
More information about the Conshohocken location is available at https://www.eatnaya.com/location/naya-conshohocken/.
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