Dear chaverim v'mishpocha,
I'm writing this latest post from Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, where I'm about to catch a flight to New York via London to see A. and take care of some urgent business in the Big Apple. That means no posts from Israel for a week, but I promise to begin posting again regularly once I've returned.
By the way, some of you know the funny story about my visit to a McDonald's in Jerusalem three years ago, where -- given my extremely limited knowledge of Hebrew at the time -- I could only manage to demand "Eyfo ha-dag?" ("Where's the fish?" as in McFish sandwich) from the bewildered girl behind the counter. At the airport today, while waiting for my flight, I went to a kosher McDonald's here and was able to order something called Arochat McKebab (a McKebab Meal), all in perfectly understandable Hebrew with no bewilderment. It's a small accomplishment, to be sure, but I feel that I have now redeemed myself. :-)
Lehitra'ot.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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3 comments:
But how about the fish?? They don't have fish sandwich in Israeli MacDonald's? Are all McDonald's kosher?
Ah, yes, the elusive fish. I didn't see the McFish sandwich on the menu. (I guess in Israel it would be Sandwich McDag.) I don't think all McDonalds are kosher.
Congratulations! :-)
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