HaShamen

Israeli restaurant chain

HaShamen (השמן)

Industry| Fast-food restaurant
Founded| Israel (2006; 19 years ago (2006))[1]
Headquarters|

Israel

Number of locations

| 7 (January 2023)[2]

Area served

| Israel
Products| Shawarma
Website| hashamen.co.il

HaShamen (Hebrew: השמן \- lit. The Fat Guy) is an Israeli restaurant chain that sells Shawarma and other Middle Eastern food 7 branches across Israel.[2] HaShamen opened its first restaurant in 2006.[1]

## Concept

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HaShamen has corporate owned locations and franchises.

HaShamen's menu is simplified with very few options. Shawarma is their main product with the option of turkey or lamb meat.[citation needed] The only other options offered are salad, humus platters and falafel.

All of the products sold at HaShamen facilities come kosher certified by the Beit Shemesh Kosher's Rabbi Mutzafi.

The chain grew to 11 branches in December 2018 than shrank to 7 in January 2023.

## See also

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* Food portal
* Companies portal
* Israel portal

* Culture of Israel
* Israeli cuisine
* Economy of Israel
* List of restaurants in Israel

## References

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1. ^ a b Hashamen - restaurant chain – Retrieved 3 September 2014
2. ^ a b רשימת הסניפים – Retrieved 13 November 2018

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