Sushi spot shines with kosher freshness and a young vibe that feels fun and inviting. Unique blends of rare sake and creative presentation make dining here a special treat. A dedicated bar for pregnant women adds thoughtful charm.
Sushi here offers rare and unique flavors blending innovation with tradition. The dishes are fresh, tasty, and kosher, priced fairly for a central spot.
"The sushi here is fresh and insanely delicious."
"I found the kosher sushi here to be delicious and rare."
"The Japanese food here is amazing and delicious."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant has a kosher certificate.
Prices are affordable compared to other sushi places in Tel Aviv.
Japanese restaurant shines with fresh sushi and a salmon poke bowl that impresses. Quiet, cozy space features gorgeous decor and perfect music. Guests enjoy a calm, intimate setting that feels clean and inviting.
Sushi stands out with fresh fish and thoughtful presentation. Gyoza and salmon poke bowl also offer solid options, while ramen tastes good but feels lighter.
Good to know
The place is kosher, catering to dietary restrictions.
Sekai סקאי offers a special menu with thoughtful dishes.
Prices are affordable, making it accessible for most visitors.
Low seating on tatami mats and shoe removal create an authentic Japanese vibe. Intimate omakase style with only 12 seats offers fresh, authentic sushi and unlimited sake. Tables are close, fostering a shared dining experience in a calm, modern setting.
An intimate omakase style dinner with only 12 seats creates a close connection between chef and diners. The sushi is fresh and authentic, served with unlimited sake in a modern Japanese setting.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to high demand.
The price for 17 dishes and 2 desserts is 490 per diner, soon rising to 530.
The dining experience includes 20 courses showcasing a variety of flavors.
Small sushi spot shines with vegan sushi that rivals traditional flavors. Indoor vibe is quiet and pleasant, while outdoor patio feels noisy by the road. Decor adds charm with Japanese cat themes and detailed design.
Vegan sushi here stands out for its delicious flavor and quality. It ranks among the best sushi experiences, even compared to non-vegan options.
Good to know
Reservations are a must, especially during dinner time on weekends after 7pm.
The lunch special is available on weekdays and is a good deal.
The washrooms are at the basement level and are not suitable for people with mobility issues.
Shoes off sets a traditional tone in an inviting, authentic Japanese space. Kaiseki dinners feature Wagyu and fresh fish, with dishes like sashimi and dashi that highlight natural flavors. Chef shares origins and ingredients, adding a personal touch to the experience.
Kaiseki dinners showcase delicate, balanced dishes made with high-quality raw materials like Wagyu and fresh fish. The menu includes items such as pickled cherry tomatoes, sashimi, crispy shrimp, and dashi highlighting natural flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining at UMAI, especially for special events.
The Kaiseki dinner offers a unique culinary journey with a fixed price of 550 NIS per person.
The izakaya evening lasts about four hours, so plan accordingly.
Small family-run diner offers authentic Japanese cuisine with a cozy vibe and charming owners. Guests love fresh onigiri and unique dishes like miso soup and curry, all made on-site for freshness.
Freshly made onigiri stands out with excellent quality and salmon mix varieties. Japanese street food includes tasty miso soup and curry, all prepared on-site for freshness.
Good to know
The restaurant is gluten-free and suitable for celiacs.
All menu items are gluten free.
The prices are affordable.
Cozy cafe offers authentic Japanese coffee and a home-like atmosphere in a lively market. Ramen boasts a rich, authentic broth with a great vegan option, while onigiri are made with care. Outdoor seating adds to the relaxed, welcoming feel.
Ramen here features a superb broth with rich, authentic flavors, including a standout vegan ramen option. Onigiri are authentic and very tasty, prepared with care following traditional recipes.
Good to know
Ramen is served only on certain days and hours.
The menu changes daily, offering unique dishes each visit.
Prices are reasonable compared to other places in Tel Aviv.
Small spot offers authentic gyozas with fresh shrimp and beef, plus house-made ramen noodles that boost flavor. Self-service and seasoned popcorn greet guests in a chill atmosphere. Expect long lines and some heat inside.
Gyozas stand out with thin dough and fillings like fresh shrimp and beef that pack wonderful flavor. Ramen features house-made noodles that make a clear difference in taste.
Good to know
Expect long lines to order, especially during peak hours.
A half-hour wait is common on Fridays around noon.
The menu is limited to gyoza with chicken, meat, and vegetarian options.
Spacious restaurant offers perfect lake views and a luxury Dubai-style vibe. Enjoy unique basil sorbet sashimi and savory veal almond yakitori. Pleasant atmosphere with live music and dancers adds quiet charm.
Sashimi stands out with a unique basil sorbet twist and fresh, clean flavors. Veal almond yakitori offers a savory, nutty contrast to the lighter dishes.
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The minimum cost per diner is 450 NIS.
Expect to pay around 1800 NIS for a meal, excluding dessert and drinks.
The restaurant closes early, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small space with tasteful decor creates a fun, special vibe. Fresh sashimi shines with bold flavor, paired perfectly with great cocktails. Music sets an excellent vibe that lifts the whole experience.
Sashimi stands out with its freshness and delicious flavor. The menu pairs well with great cocktails enhancing the Japanese food experience.
Good to know
Happy hour offers a 40% discount on the entire menu until 9:00 PM.
Expect high prices outside of happy hour; the value drops significantly.
A 20% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
Open kitchen with bar seating creates a lively vibe. Sashimi shines with fresh cuts and sharp flavors. Warm, modern decor and a unique hostess add to the inviting atmosphere.
Sashimi stands out as the highlight with fresh cuts and clean flavors. It delivers a sharp, delicate taste that defines the meal.
Good to know
Reservations must be made months in advance to secure a table.
Expect to wait outside if you arrive late for your reservation.
The average meal costs around 200 NIS per diner.
Small space with minimalist Japanese design creates an intimate vibe. Ramen with rich broths and thin rice wrapper sushi offer standout flavors. Fast-paced atmosphere pairs well with chicken gyoza as a tasty side.
Sushi here features a thin rice wrapper and rich flavors, making it stand out in the region. Ramen options include rare varieties with both chicken and pork broths, noted for their depth and taste. Chicken gyoza also offers a delicious side option.
Good to know
Happy hour offers a 25% discount on select items.
The 1+1 sushi deal is only valid for groups of four or more.
Expect a time limit of 90 minutes for your table during peak hours.
Restaurant offers an intimate vibe with an electrifying atmosphere and high-standard design. Sashimi shines as a super fresh highlight, paired with crisp vegetables. Long bar and open kitchen add to the cool, connected feel.
Sashimi stands out for being super fresh and flavorful, often paired with vegetables like zucchini and Jerusalem artichoke. Starters include sashimi and a yogurt salad, both fresh and tasty.
Good to know
Prices range from 150 to 200 NIS per person, excluding drinks.
Vegan options are very limited; only one dish is available.
Portions are reported to be small.
Gastropub blends fresh sushi with high-standard meat dishes and a powerful sound system. Truffle sushi adds a unique twist to the Japanese menu. An electrifying atmosphere with a DJ-driven dance floor makes it perfect for classy dining and lively music.
Sushi stands out with rare and delicious flavors. The truffle sushi offers a unique twist that many find impressive.
Good to know
After 10 p.m., the venue transforms into a vibrant dance club atmosphere.
Fridays feature a special Shabbat reception, attracting many visitors.
Reservations are recommended as the place fills up quickly, especially on weekends.
Open-kitchen design offers an engaging dining experience with fresh sashimi like local mackerel and unique beef and fish bruschettas. Loud music and a cozy, festive vibe attract a young crowd, making it perfect for lively nights or dates despite the small, crowded space.
Fresh sashimi stands out with options like local mackerel and red tuna. Unique dishes include beef and fish bruschettas and sea bream bruschetta, paired with light salads and sheep's yoghurt.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least a month in advance for large groups.
Expect high prices that may not match portion sizes.
Dining here is not suitable for those on a budget.
Modern izakaya blends Irori charcoal grill ambiance with rich ramen flavors. Loud music near the DJ contrasts with quieter dining spots. Seating ranges from spacious tables to crowded bar areas, offering varied vibes.
Ramen stands out with rich flavor and texture. The beef gyoza and tan tan udon also deliver strong, memorable tastes.
Good to know
Expect to spend at least 700 shekels for a week's worth of food.
Portion sizes are small, so plan to order multiple dishes.
Special Japanese dishes are available that you won't find elsewhere.
Small Japanese spot buzzes with lively energy and tight seating. Long lines form for delicious ramen and beef gyoza. Expect a noisy, crowded vibe with tasty food and limited comfort.
Ramen stands out with pork and chicken varieties that are very delicious. The menu also features beef gyoza and pickled shiitake mushrooms, both excellent choices.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but expect long wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant often has long lines, especially on weekends.
The menu features a manageable size with a variety of options.
Small restaurant with meticulous design and a lively atmosphere feels like being abroad. Sashimi with brown butter sauce offers delicate flavors that melt in your mouth. Bar scene is crazy and energetic, making it a must-experience spot.
Sashimi stands out with brown butter sauce and delicate flavors that melt in your mouth. First courses mix cucumber miso, sourdough with spreads, and caviar hearts for a variety of tastes.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 30 percent off the entire menu, including wine, from 5 to 6 PM.
The dishes are served in small portions; order 3 to 5 portions per person.
There is no street parking available, but a list of nearby parking lots is provided on the restaurant's homepage.
Japanese street-style vibe shines with loud music and unique design. Beef gyoza offers a super crispy bottom and juicy inside, while tori udon features rich broth and tender chicken. High-quality ingredients bring deep Asian flavors, though prices are higher.
Beef gyoza stands out with its super crispy bottom and juicy, tender inside, served with a tasty sauce. Tori udon features udon noodles in rich broth topped with tender chicken and classic Japanese toppings like green onion and bamboo shoot.
Good to know
Prices are higher than average, reflecting the quality of ingredients.
Portion sizes may not match the high prices.
Expect a premium experience that justifies the cost.
Cozy spot with a stylish bar and intimate seating feels like a New York neighborhood hangout. Fresh sashimi shines alongside creative dishes like lemon pasta. Lively background music adds energy but can get loud.
Sashimi comes in a generous portion and tastes fresh. The menu includes dishes like beef tartare, lemon pasta, and tuna tartare, offering a mix of flavors beyond traditional Japanese fare.
Good to know
Parking on site is free for customers.
Most seating is outdoors, which may be uncomfortable in colder weather.
Reservations are recommended due to limited indoor seating.
Market eatery offers fresh sashimi with Yuzo dressing and unique seating. Luxurious design meets authentic Carmel Market vibe with lively energy and clean, intimate space. Tuna tataki and special toro highlight the balanced flavors in a smoke-free, electrifying atmosphere.
Sashimi stands out with Yuzo dressing and fresh sea fish like Intias. Dishes like tuna tataki, special toro, and ceviche offer a balanced and delicious taste.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday from 5pm to 7pm with a 20% discount.
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often full.
The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible.
Sleek, modern interior sets an intimate vibe for quiet dinners or small groups. Fresh sashimi shines as the flagship dish, showcasing excellent quality. Enjoy stylish design and pleasant background music while sipping on delicious cocktails in a unique setting.
Freshness stands out with the sashimi served as the flagship dish. The initial sashimi plate offers excellent quality that appeals to all ages.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Expect higher prices for smaller portion sizes compared to other local options.
Credit cards are accepted, but check for any minimum spend requirements.
Experience live dancers and Arabic music in a fiery, exotic setting. Savor fresh sashimi with rare tuna and open sea bream alongside bold starters like fried locust cubes. Energy peaks with fireworks, making dining here truly unmatched.
Fresh sashimi stands out with rare tuna and open sea bream options. Other dishes include beef tartar, prime rib, and unique starters like fried locust cubes.
Good to know
Expect to pay around NIS 500 per person for the experience.
The atmosphere includes pole dancers and loud music.
Diners are asked to leave after two hours if they haven't eaten enough.
Small, cozy spot with authentic Japanese atmosphere and romantic seating upstairs. Kosher sushi shines with varied menu and unique peanut butter rolls. Ramen offers deep flavors at great prices with attentive service.
Kosher sushi features prominently with a very varied menu and peanut butter touches on some rolls. The ramen offers deep, excellent flavors alongside affordable prices and attentive service.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to ensure a table at peak times.
The restaurant offers a complete gluten-free menu for those with dietary restrictions.
Parking is challenging in the area; consider arriving early.
Modern Japanese design creates a relaxed vibe with flowing music and a kids section for families. Sushi shines with authentic flavor and quality. A small kitchen window adds a unique touch to the welcoming space.
Sushi stands out with its delicious flavor and quality. It serves as a go-to spot for Japanese food lovers seeking authentic sushi.
Good to know
Happy hour offers 20% off the menu until 7pm.
Lunch time provides a 15% discount on all orders.
Reservations are recommended, especially for busy days like Valentine's Day.
Small restaurant with a sophisticated atmosphere offers fresh fish and high-quality sashimi that delights raw food lovers. Warm vibe and well-chosen music create a pleasant dining experience despite some cramped spots. Creative energy shines through every dish and detail.
Fresh fish and special attention to sashimi and nigiri stand out here. Dishes like hashi toro sashimi and sushi show amazing flavors and high quality, making it a paradise for raw food lovers.
Good to know
Happy hour offers a 1+1 deal on food, but only on the tasting menu.
The restaurant requires all diners at a table to order the same menu.
The 10 course tasting menu costs 380 NIS per person, excluding drinks and tips.
Small sushi bar offers intimate seating and a cozy atmosphere with authentic Japanese design. Sushi is fresh and delicate, featuring classic and fried options with sauces like teriyaki and spicy. Prices reflect true Japanese value, making it a genuine experience.
Sushi here matches the style of high-quality intimate Japanese restaurants. It includes all types, from classic to fried sushi and sushi with sauces like teriyaki and spicy. The sushi is fresh and delicate, similar to authentic Japanese sushi, and priced like in Japan.
Good to know
Plan to spend at least 120 shekels per person for sushi.
One roll of 3 pieces of sushi costs 75 NIS.
The restaurant offers home delivery options.
Small bubble tea shop with Asian-style decor and cozy seating offers a super chill vibe ideal for quick visits or casual hangouts. Woman-owned space features adorable design and a pleasant atmosphere with friendly staff. Limited seating encourages takeaway, while the interior remains instagrammable and peaceful.
Good to know
Mochikva only uses natural teas and flavors, with no artificial syrups.
The shop has only 2 seats, making it less suitable for long stays.
The location is more suitable for takeaway rather than dining in.
Enjoy fresh poke bowls with salmon and edamame in a tropical ambiance that feels both luxurious and fun. Outdoor garden seating offers a relaxed vibe perfect for savoring meals. Portion sizes vary, adding variety to your Japanese food experience.
Fresh poke bowls feature varied ingredients like salmon, edamame, and beet. Portion sizes vary, with some bowls having less avocado than others.
Good to know
Avoid the rush hour of surrounding tech companies between 12:30-13:30.
The prices are reasonable for what is common in the market.
The ready-made combinations are significantly cheaper than self-assembling.