kosher food in dubai
I will be traveling to Dubai, for a work related activity. I am a religious Jew. does anybody have an suggestions with regards to food or anything else I need to know about? What food can I find there? What food can I take? What about traveling and Davening? Thanks
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Originally Posted by mschare
(Post 7335085)
I will be traveling to Dubai, for a work related activity. I am a religious Jew. does anybody have an suggestions with regards to food or anything else I need to know about? What food can I find there? What food can I take? What about traveling and Davening? Thanks
I have a better question for you. Forget the food. Do they ask you your religion on their immigration forms? |
Originally Posted by Landing Gear
(Post 7335401)
Welcome to Flyer Talk.
I have a better question for you. Forget the food. Do they ask you your religion on their immigration forms? Jews are freely allowed to travel in Dubai... |
Originally Posted by mschare
(Post 7335085)
I will be traveling to Dubai, for a work related activity. I am a religious Jew. does anybody have an suggestions with regards to food or anything else I need to know about? What food can I find there? What food can I take? What about traveling and Davening? Thanks
The immigration folks do not ask about religion. Israelis do business there, though under non-Israeli passports, but people know they are Israelis. |
Originally Posted by bhd87
(Post 7335456)
What does that matter? :confused:
Jews are freely allowed to travel in Dubai... |
Originally Posted by shawbridge
(Post 7335526)
[Although I do not observe kashrut, most of my relatives become vegetarian when traveling if they don't find kosher restaurants and assume, I guess, that the hot water of dishwashers does the trick].
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Originally Posted by apirchik
(Post 7335738)
Yes they are, but since there is no Jewish community there, one Jewish traveller here and there will not attract businesses to go Kosher.
The OP also never stated he was Israeli, but is a religous Jew. There are plenty of Jews doing business in Dubai. One example, the 1539 room Atlantis is a joint venture between the Government of Dubai and a Jew.. http://www.atlantisthepalm.com/movie.html. |
Originally Posted by bhd87
(Post 7339191)
I was responding to Landing Gear's remark about whether immigration ask ones religous affiliaton. I did not see how that was relevant to the OP's question.
The OP also never stated he was Israeli, but is a religous Jew. There are plenty of Jews doing business in Dubai. One example, the 1539 room Atlantis is a joint venture between the Government of Dubai and a Jew.. http://www.atlantisthepalm.com/movie.html. The tone of some of these post suggests that OP should be looking for Chabad of Qatar. :D |
The Metropolitan Dubai offers Kosher Food in its Restaurants.
http://www.worldhotels.com/united_ar...ng_dxbmet.html After all is was originally built almost 30 years ago by Grand Met whos founder was Jewish. |
Originally Posted by Landing Gear
(Post 7339624)
Are there no longer any Arab countries which bar Jews from entry? Since there certainly were in the past, my question is not as dumb as you folks make it out to be.
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Originally Posted by bhd87
(Post 7340733)
I think Saudi Arabia does not allow American tourists? :confused:
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Originally Posted by mlbcard
(Post 7340910)
According to the department of state, American tourists (or any tourists for that matter) are allowed, but must be part of a tour group.
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Originally Posted by bhd87
(Post 7340953)
:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by bhd87
(Post 7339191)
I was responding to Landing Gear's remark about whether immigration ask ones religous affiliaton.
Also, The UAE's neighbor Saudi Arabia does have tourists and is preparing for an expansion of the tourism industry there. |
Originally Posted by GUWonder
(Post 7347952)
DXB immigration doesn't care if someone's religious affiliation means keeping kosher or not.
Also, The UAE's neighbor Saudi Arabia does have tourists and is preparing for an expansion of the tourism industry there. Doesnt seem like the easiest place to travel to.:confused: :rolleyes: From most of what I have read, the only visas (other then for Hajj, etc) are "business visas". |
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