While they do have Western fast food choices available, the biggest
local fast food operation in Saudi Arabia is a place called AL TAZAJ,
with over 100 restaurants.

Specializing in chicken dishes (no, Jenny, that does not mean a plate
made from a chicken), you can also get chicken burgers, wraps, kebabs,
hot dogs, cheesy fries, hummus, rice, salads, and many other foods.
https://www.taza.com.sa/ar-en/collections/all-products-2

On Wed, 08 Mar 2023 05:45:08 -0800, KlausSchadenfreude
<klaus.schadenfreudeREMOVE@gmail.com> wrote:

>While they do have Western fast food choices available, the biggest
>local fast food operation in Saudi Arabia is a place called AL TAZAJ,
>with over 100 restaurants.
>
>Specializing in chicken dishes (no, Jenny, that does not mean a plate
>made from a chicken), you can also get chicken burgers, wraps, kebabs,
>hot dogs, cheesy fries, hummus, rice, salads, and many other foods.
>https://www.taza.com.sa/ar-en/collections/all-products-2

Last I knew, and it's been at least 25 years, Saudi Arabia didn't
have any tourism. One could only enter the country if you were working
(for an oil company, for example), by invitation from the Royal Family
(not too likely for the common person), or the Hajj to Mecca.
None of those apply to me. And none are likely to ever do so. As
such, I won't be visiting anytime soon. Or, really, ever. But if by
some act of fate, I visit, I may try the fitness meal. It looks good.
But then, it should.
And, hey! They serve Pepsi products!

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