Burgers, fries and silicon chips...
Published: 23 July 2001 13:00 GMT
Fast-food giant McDonalds is to open a cyber-café in Tel Aviv as it attempts to cater to the needs of high-tech savvy teenagers.
The fast food giant opened the restaurant on Sunday with facilities to allow 20 people to surf the web at $2 for 20 minutes.
McDonalds will not be opening the restaurant on the Sabbath or on religious holidays.
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