Guide to Restaurants

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Jerusalem

• Shipudei HaGefen
  74 Agripas St. (near Mahane Yehuda open market)
  Phone: (02) 624-4888, Fax: (02) 624-3030
  Middle Eastern Meat Restaurant
  Kosher
  
• Rungsit
  2 Jabotinsky St, Jerusalem. Phone (02) 561-1757
  Thai Japanese Restrauant
  Kosher L'Mehadrin
  
• Ima Restaurant
  189 Agripas St, Jerusalem. Phone: (02) 624-6860, Fax: (02) 625-5693
  Middle Eastern Specialties
  Kosher by Jerusalem Rabbinate, Meat
  
• Mamma Mia
  83 King George St, Jerusalem. Phone: (02) 624-8080, Fax: (02) 623-3335
  Italian/Dairy. Homemade pasta.
  Kosher by Jerusalem Rabbinate
  
• Off the Square
  8 Ramban Street, Rehavia, Jerusalem (in the mill). Tel: (02) 566-5956, Fax: (02) 561-5577
  Dairy and Fish restaurant near the centre of Jerusalem.
  Kosher L'Mehadrin
  
• Pizzeria Efrat
  Te'ena Shopping Centre, Efrat. Phone (02) 993-1630
  Pizza and other dairy delicacies in Efrat, just outside Jerusalem.
  Kosher L'Mehadrin

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What the hot dog is to America, fish and chips are to England and gyros to Greece, the felafel is to Israel.

A traditional felafel sandwich consists of 6 ground, deep-fried chick pea balls stuffed into a pita (pocket bread), along with a portion of traditional Israeli salad (finely cut up tomatoes and cucumbers) and tehina (sesame) sauce.

In addition, many felafel emporiums offer a variety of other toppings, including various fresh and pickled vegtables. Some toppings are very spicy, so be careful. All in all, the felafel sandwich is a nutrionally balanced meal, and provides complete protein based on legumes (chick peas), seeds (sesame), and wheat (of the pita).

For your information, ketchup, mustard, and mayonaise DO NOT go with felafel!

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