This large open-air market can buy almost all the necessities of daily life for Jerusalemites, from freshly picked vegetables, fruits, beef and mutton to colorful spices, tea leaves, toasts, oysters, coffee, and so on. There are countless local foods that can't be named, which dazzle you and can't be seen. There are many things worth taking away, such as honey dumplings of various fruits, such as pineapple, date palm, mango, figs, etc., and even cherries and tomatoes. There are also Middle Eastern spices, seasonings, fruit teas, honey cakes (Halva), Middle Eastern desserts, Hummus and various olive products.
Mahne Yehuda The vegetable market is the largest market in Jerusalem. The Sabbath is not open to the public. Every morning, you smell coffee and spices to start a new day. If you spend more than 3 days in Jerusalem and cook your own meals, you can come here to visit, there are many wine shops at the entrance of the market, you can pick an Israeli wine to taste.
The Mahaniyehuda market in Jerusalem, the dazzling food is mouth-watering, the goods are complete, the variety is wide, the price is relatively affordable, the service attitude is good, the enthusiasm, the environment is good, clean and orderly.
Complete goods, beautiful environment, good service attitude!
This market is right next to the hotel we live in, and naturally we are going to go shopping. Here are many vegetables and fruits, agricultural and sideline products and various Israeli desserts. The spices in the Middle East are very famous. The spices here are very rich, and many of them cannot be named. There are also many small restaurants here, selling local food. We chose the same to eat, steamed tofu in the huge eggplant, and then served with the meatballs in the Middle East, which was delicious. I also ate the famous chickpea mud, but I couldn't quite eat it. This market is mainly a market bought by locals, so things are not expensive, especially on Friday afternoon, all kinds of bread desserts are discounted, many locals come to buy, one buy is a lot, because from the sun on Friday, the Jewish Sabbath began. There is no fire on the Sabbath. When I left Jerusalem, my friend bought some food in the market to take home to the children. It was said that everyone had a good time. It was just too sweet to eat.
Located in the new district of Jerusalem, you can see foreign tourists coming from the group everywhere, which is like an attraction. Vegetables, fruits, spices, seafood, graffiti in the market, all kinds of bright and beautiful. The stall owners were also very warm and friendly, and didn't mind us taking pictures around. After I found out that I was taking a Huawei mobile phone, I immediately raised my Huawei mobile phone, raised my thumbs, and said in blunt Mandarin "Huawei, good!". Going to a strange city, visiting the market, tasting food, listening to a foreigner's praise of the national product brand, it feels really good.
Jerusalem's largest and oldest market, more than a hundred years old. Many streets are crooked, especially easy to lose even if there is a map, it is not good to correspond, so for insurance, I follow the tour guide and can't walk by myself. Similar to Tel Aviv Camel Market, the vegetable market sells everything, eats and drinks, wears, daily necessities, crafts, restaurant cafes. We ate ice cream, healthy drinks, and everyone refused to eat falafel again. I scraped the prize for 10 yuan for 5 yuan. Of course, the good scene was not long, and I went to scrape it again and went back. It was our last stop on our last day in Israel, and then we went to the airport, full of reluctance.
This large open-air market can buy almost all the necessities of daily life for Jerusalemites, from freshly picked vegetables, fruits, beef and mutton to colorful spices, tea leaves, toasts, oysters, coffee, and so on. There are countless local foods that can't be named, which dazzle you and can't be seen. There are many things worth taking away, such as honey dumplings of various fruits, such as pineapple, date palm, mango, figs, etc., and even cherries and tomatoes. There are also Middle Eastern spices, seasonings, fruit teas, honey cakes (Halva), Middle Eastern desserts, Hummus and various olive products.
Mahne Yehuda The vegetable market is the largest market in Jerusalem. The Sabbath is not open to the public. Every morning, you smell coffee and spices to start a new day. If you spend more than 3 days in Jerusalem and cook your own meals, you can come here to visit, there are many wine shops at the entrance of the market, you can pick an Israeli wine to taste.
The Mahaniyehuda market in Jerusalem, the dazzling food is mouth-watering, the goods are complete, the variety is wide, the price is relatively affordable, the service attitude is good, the enthusiasm, the environment is good, clean and orderly.
Complete goods, beautiful environment, good service attitude!
This market is right next to the hotel we live in, and naturally we are going to go shopping. Here are many vegetables and fruits, agricultural and sideline products and various Israeli desserts. The spices in the Middle East are very famous. The spices here are very rich, and many of them cannot be named. There are also many small restaurants here, selling local food. We chose the same to eat, steamed tofu in the huge eggplant, and then served with the meatballs in the Middle East, which was delicious. I also ate the famous chickpea mud, but I couldn't quite eat it. This market is mainly a market bought by locals, so things are not expensive, especially on Friday afternoon, all kinds of bread desserts are discounted, many locals come to buy, one buy is a lot, because from the sun on Friday, the Jewish Sabbath began. There is no fire on the Sabbath. When I left Jerusalem, my friend bought some food in the market to take home to the children. It was said that everyone had a good time. It was just too sweet to eat.
Located in the new district of Jerusalem, you can see foreign tourists coming from the group everywhere, which is like an attraction. Vegetables, fruits, spices, seafood, graffiti in the market, all kinds of bright and beautiful. The stall owners were also very warm and friendly, and didn't mind us taking pictures around. After I found out that I was taking a Huawei mobile phone, I immediately raised my Huawei mobile phone, raised my thumbs, and said in blunt Mandarin "Huawei, good!". Going to a strange city, visiting the market, tasting food, listening to a foreigner's praise of the national product brand, it feels really good.
Jerusalem's largest and oldest market, more than a hundred years old. Many streets are crooked, especially easy to lose even if there is a map, it is not good to correspond, so for insurance, I follow the tour guide and can't walk by myself. Similar to Tel Aviv Camel Market, the vegetable market sells everything, eats and drinks, wears, daily necessities, crafts, restaurant cafes. We ate ice cream, healthy drinks, and everyone refused to eat falafel again. I scraped the prize for 10 yuan for 5 yuan. Of course, the good scene was not long, and I went to scrape it again and went back. It was our last stop on our last day in Israel, and then we went to the airport, full of reluctance.