McDonald's Israel Opens New Branch on Rishon LeZion Promenade, Operating on Saturdays
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
McDonald's Israel has opened a new branch on the Rishon LeZion promenade, which will operate on Saturdays. This brings the total number of McDonald's branches in Israel to 239. The new branch features modern ordering systems and seating for 80 people. The company highlighted its commitment to local suppliers and product quality.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- McDonald's Israel opened a new branch on the Rishon LeZion promenade.
- The new branch will operate on Saturdays for beachgoers and visitors.
- This expansion brings McDonald's total Israeli branches to 239.
- The branch features modern self-order kiosks and digital menus.
- McDonald's emphasizes its support for Israeli suppliers and product quality.
McDonald's Israel has opened a new branch on the Sea One complex on the Rishon LeZion promenade, marking an expansion of its national presence. This new location will be open on Saturdays, catering to beachgoers and promenade visitors. It is the 12th McDonald's branch in Rishon LeZion and brings the total number of outlets in Israel to 239.
The 220-square-meter branch features modern design elements, including self-order kiosks called "Mc-Touch," digital menus, and an expanded service counter, offering seating for approximately 80 customers indoors and outdoors.
Ahad Arnerich, Senior Deputy Director of Development at McDonald's, stated, "We are happy to open another McDonald's branch as part of the chain's growth strategy, in a desirable location with a beautiful open view on the Rishon LeZion promenade, which will serve those coming to the beach. We will continue to innovate to make our hospitality experience accessible to customers throughout the country, from north to south."
McDonald's operates 239 branches in Israel, with about 80 of them kosher. The company emphasizes its commitment to using products without preservatives or artificial additives, supporting Israeli suppliers and local agriculture, and maintaining strict food safety standards. The article also briefly mentions the expansion of Shake Shack in Israel, which opened a new branch in Kfar Saba and plans to have 15 locations by the end of 2033.