Practically, kosher restaurants

Hello. All kashrut organizations have problems. It is very difficult to supervise well, and interests and human nature are also not helpful here. There are bad rumors about every kashrut organization, and in many cases it is about the interests of rival organizations or politics. It seems to me that the Chief Rabbinate’s care, despite my lack of sympathy for them, is actually improving over the years. As a rule, when there is supervision, there is a presumption of kosher for the place. That doesn’t mean there can’t be problems, but it does mean that if there was a problem, you have a rape claim for it. We are left with the question of the spiritual harm from eating things that are not kosher in rape, but I wouldn’t worry about that. It is true that the regular supervision of the Rabbinate has stated minimum standards, meaning that there are things they do not supervise and are lenient. Of course, the rape claim does not apply to this, since they supervise on purpose, and anyone who chooses to eat there does so knowing that the standard is not the highest. Therefore, there is room to be stricter and eat only in a place that is supervised under the supervision of a Mehadrin.