What can you not eat in Israel?
What foods are best avoided in Israel if you avoid getting food poisoning or are sensitive to rich food?
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Petal Mashraki
July 24, 2026 at 01:51 AM
All foods are available in Israel – even non-kosher food like pork, and seafood. However, most restaurants/supermarkets are kosher and don’t mix meat and milk. Avoid any food that has been prepared unhygienically or has passed the expirey date. Stick to busy restaurants where locals eat and there is a regular turnover of fresh ingredients.