Mi Ma Mu Kosher Burger Chain Expands, Maintains Quality
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
The kosher burger chain "Mi Ma Mu" is expanding from seven to twelve locations by early 2027, with new branches opening in Kfar Saba, Modi'in, and Haifa, and more planned for cities like Jerusalem and Petah Tikva. A recent review of the new Kfar Saba branch found that the chain's quality has been maintained despite rapid growth. The Truffle Burger was highly recommended as a permanent menu item, while other dishes like "The French" and Crispy Buffalo chicken were also sampled. The chain is solidifying its position as a top kosher burger option in Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kosher burger chain "Mi Ma Mu" is expanding to 12 locations by early 2027.
- New branches recently opened in Kfar Saba, Modi'in, and Haifa.
- A review of the Kfar Saba branch found quality maintained despite expansion.
- The Truffle Burger is highly recommended and now a permanent menu item.
- The chain is considered a strong contender for best kosher burger in Israel.
The kosher American-style burger chain "Mi Ma Mu," known for its indulgent and messy sandwiches, is undergoing rapid expansion, with plans to grow from its current seven locations to twelve by early 2027. The chain, which opened its first two branches in 2024, has recently added new locations in Kfar Saba, Modi'in, and Haifa. Future branches are slated for Mevaseret Zion, Kfar Yona, Jerusalem, Rosh Ha'ayin, and Petah Tikva.
Despite its rapid growth, a recent visit to the new Kfar Saba branch suggests that the quality of "Mi Ma Mu" has not suffered. The reviewer noted that the chain's signature "dirty burgers," which involve patties dipped in hot sauces, remain a messy but delicious experience, requiring numerous napkins.
New additions to the menu were sampled, including the Truffle Burger, which has become a permanent fixture after being a popular special in 2025. Priced at 72 shekels for a sandwich or 91 shekels for a meal, this burger features a 200-gram patty, sautéed mushrooms, arugula, caramelized onions, and truffle aioli. The reviewer highly recommended it, calling it worth a special trip.
Another special, "The French" (78 shekels for a sandwich, 97 shekels for a meal), was also tried. It includes the beef patty, truffle aioli, caramelized onions, rocket, tomato, and a generous amount of smoked goose breast. While tasty, some found it overly sweet, possibly due to excessive caramelized onions, and the large portion of meat was deemed a bit much by the reviewer.
The Crispy Buffalo chicken sandwich (60 shekels for a sandwich, 79 shekels for a meal), a "dirty" version of crispy chicken with buffalo sauce and coleslaw, was revisited and still found to be a satisfyingly large and messy option. Standard fries and onion rings were deemed ordinary, but the herb aioli received praise. A crispy cabbage side dish, however, was disappointing.
Desserts now include a Lotus Kranz (15 shekels) alongside the existing chocolate version. The Lotus Kranz, filled with lotus cream, was described as very sweet but a suitable end to the meal. Overall, "Mi Ma Mu" is establishing itself as a strong contender for the best kosher burger chain in Israel, with its quality remaining high despite its expansion.
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