[Kosher Dining] Kosher Meal Plans

[Marietta Lamarre-Buck]

Kosher Dining at MIT

Three Easy Steps

1. LEARN ABOUT IT!
You can save by enrolling in a meal plan. Learn about the different plans
available to suit your needs.

2. ENROLL!
Enrolling is EASY! Just log onto web.mit.edu/mitcard/techcash/onlinemgmt.html,
fill out the application and deposit your selected meal plan amount.

ENJOY IT!
As a meal plan member you don’t have to worry about your next Kosher meal. Enjoy
Shabbat, Holiday and weekday dinners throughout the academic year!
 
 
Kosher Dining is conveniently located in the MIT Religious Activities
Center. If you maintain a strict kosher diet, you can be assured that MIT
Kosher Dining adheres to the highest standards of Jewish dietary law. We
have hired one of the areas most highly regarded kosher caterers to
provide food for this program and the service is part of MIT’s House
Dining program. Program oversight is by the Vaad Harabonim of New England
(Rabbinical Council of New England), MIT Campus Dining, and MIT Hillel. 

Currently Kosher Dining offers dinner, an all-inclusive meal with soup,
salad bar, bread or rolls, choice of entrée or vegetarian entrée, side
vegetable and starch, fruit or dessert and unlimited fountain beverages.
Dinners are served Monday through Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. 

MIT Shabbat & Holiday Meals 
Take a break from your hectic week and enjoy a special enhanced menu with
grape juice, challah bread and more. Shabbat is a festive, traditional
family-style atmosphere and a special time for the Jewish campus
community! Friday night and holidays meals are served at 7 p.m. 

Kosher Plan 
Campus Dining offers a number of kosher Plan options. You can use your
TechCASH account to purchase Kosher meals or enroll in a Kosher
Plan, which will save you money over the walk-in price. Kosher
Plans are available in meal “blocks” which you use at your discretion
throughout the semester. The Any 50 Plan for example, is a block of 50
meals that can be used at any of the approximately 70-75 kosher meals
served each semester, including Shabbat and holiday meals. The larger the
block you enroll in, the lower your cost per meal and the greater the
number of guest meals you receive.

If you live in a residence hall and are required to purchase a Preferred
Dining Membership, your membership fee may be applied toward the purchase
of a Kosher Plan. 

Semester Kosher Plans	Cost      	Guest Meals 
 Any 65 meals    			$810    		3 FREE 
 Any 50 meals    			$630    		2 FREE 
Any 25 meals    			$326    		1 FREE 
Any 13 meals *  			$179    		0
*The Any 13 plan is designed primarily for Friday only participants.