In the capital of Germany, there are indeed some kosher businesses, but not always kosher that satisfies the consumers, and for them this is significant news.
The "Daily Kosher" cafe, which opened at 13 Weitz Street, which is bustling with locals and tourists from all over the world, will provide fresh pastries, cakes and breads every day.
At the same time, the Jewish "Lahaim" restaurant in the Chabad center, on Munstersha Strasse 6 in the city, announced a significant expansion with the launch of a new sushi restaurant in the same complex. This, according to reports in Germany, offers a complete sushi menu of dishes that are prepared on site by the chefs of Lahaim restaurant.
Berlin.
Food attraction also for kosher keepers, photo: GettyImages
According to Jews in Berlin, "the Jewish dishes in the restaurant have become a food attraction in recent years - not only for the Jewish guests but also for locals and non-Jewish tourists, who enjoy the varied menu."
The two new institutions are under the supervision of Rabbi Yehuda Tichtel, the city's rabbi, who even installed mezuzahs in the new cafe and excitedly announced that this was an important step: "For us, the residents of Berlin, this is a very significant expansion of Jewish life."
According to him, "There is a great demand for kosher products from many guests from Israel and the Jewish world in general. The challenges are not easy, but God willing, two new places have opened, which are really good news for every Jew who lives here or comes to visit."
in Berlin, Germany.
Great news for kosher keepers, photo: GettyImages
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