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Culture09:51 · Sep 16

Food Review: Tamir's Schnitzel in Givatayim Earns High Marks

By i24NEWS, נטלי הוויט, פיני בלילי
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
The story · English

Food critic Pini Blili and foreign correspondent Natalie Hewett visited "Tamir's Schnitzel" in Givatayim for a segment of Blili's "Pita Blili" segment. They were impressed by the establishment's signature dish: a massive schnitzel sandwich served in a baguette, overflowing with thin, crispy schnitzel pieces.

Blili described the sandwich as "schnitzel in a baguette, not a baguette in schnitzel," highlighting the sheer volume of meat. Before tackling the sandwich, they evaluated the fries, which Blili considers a crucial indicator of fast-food quality. The fries were served hot, crispy, and not overly greasy, meeting his standards for a well-prepared side dish.

The sandwich itself featured a mild, non-spicy preparation with hummus, tahini, and a touch of amba, complemented by a schnitzel and omelet combination chosen by Blili. The entire meal, including the large sandwich and a generous portion of fries, is priced affordably at 50 shekels.

Hewett praised the freshly fried, thin schnitzel pieces and the satisfyingly large portion size. She concluded that the meal was a very successful and tasty option for schnitzel enthusiasts, awarding the restaurant a score of 8 out of 10.

Read the original at i24NEWS
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