Polished kosher spot offers a homely atmosphere with a family vibe. Soups shine with a daily surprise like Yemeni fenugreek, served with two breads. Wide dish variety goes beyond kebabs, making it fresh and welcoming.
Soups feature a daily surprise dish, often a Yemeni soup with original fenugreek. They serve it with two types of bread, including pita.
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The restaurant opens at 11 a.m.
The charge for the chicken breast salad is NIS 46 for dine-in and NIS 35 for takeout.
The prices are reasonable and popular among customers.
Outdoor seating with large fan cooling offers a modest yet indulgent atmosphere. Authentic Bukhari cuisine shines with hearty beef soup and generous portions. Expect a noisy setting due to poor acoustics but enjoy home-style flavors.
Bukhari dishes include Oshfalo and a vegetable soup with meat-filled dumplings. The beef soup offers a rich, hearty flavor.
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The restaurant has a very limited supply of options for vegans.
The prices at Aladdin Restaurant are reasonable.
There is parking nearby the Bukhari restaurant.
Cozy cafe offers authentic Japanese coffee and a home-like atmosphere in a lively market. Ramen soups deliver flavorful comfort with vegetarian and meat options. Outdoor seating adds a relaxed, welcoming feel to the fun ambiance.
Ramen soups offer flavorful, homey, and comforting experiences with options for both vegetarian and meat versions. Noodle soups present clean, delicate, and comforting flavors that stand out.
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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, cozy space offers an authentic Vietnamese street-like atmosphere with a calm and pleasant vibe. Seating is limited, including an outdoor area with heating mushrooms. The place draws those seeking high-quality, traditional banh mi and Vietnamese fast food.
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The restaurant now offers brunch on Saturdays.
The sandwich costs NIS 45, with large portions suitable for sharing.
The menu includes meat, vegan, and seafood options.
Small space with intimate seating brings Bangkok street food vibes. Tom Yum soup offers strong, spicy flavor while generous portions of authentic Thai dishes keep prices affordable. Casual market feel draws foodies seeking genuine flavors and hearty meals.
Tom Yum soup stands out with its strong, spicy flavor. Kuey teow soup offers a hearty, filling option alongside other dishes.
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Make sure to bring cash in case they don't accept card payments.
The restaurant has very few seats (6).
The restaurant is open even on Shabbat, making it a great option for weekend dining.
Cozy cabins create a warm atmosphere perfect for families. Meat soup with noodles offers tender meat in a homemade broth. Prices stay affordable, making it easy to return for comforting, authentic meals.
Meat soup with noodles features tender pieces of meat and cooked noodles in a homemade broth. Lentil soup and bean soup offer comforting, warming flavors with a homemade touch.
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The menu changes frequently and is displayed on the wall.
Prices are reasonable, with options for half dishes.
Parking is limited in the area, so plan accordingly.
Small, cozy spot offers authentic Thai atmosphere with a calm, homey vibe. Soups like tom yum and Thai noodle soup deliver rich, balanced flavors. Staff create a genuine Southeast Asian experience in a clean, unpretentious setting.
Flavors stand out in the Thai noodle soup and tom yum soup, both rich and well-balanced. The beef Nam Tok salad adds a savory touch alongside the soups.
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The portions are generous and prices are wallet-friendly.
The menu offers a variety of options, including many vegan choices.
Prices are reasonable, making it an affordable dining option.
Coffee shop blends cozy vibe with oriental tradition in its soups like beet and yogurt cucumber. Balcony seating offers a warm atmosphere while air conditioning ensures comfort. Dumplings and katefitos add to the unique, welcoming menu.
Soups here show deep culture and oriental tradition with options like beet soup and a refreshing yogurt and cucumber soup. Dumplings and katefitos also complement the soup offerings.
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The restaurant does not accept credit cards.
The salad costs NIS 60, which may be considered high for the quality.
The price for vegetable couscous and orange juice is 85 shekels.
Small spot with a workers' restaurant vibe and 60s-70s design offers a casual, pleasant atmosphere. Soups are hot with well-cooked meat and include unique flavors like fenugreek and spicy sukhug. Busy place known for authentic Yemenite soups and simple, clean surroundings.
Soups come hot with well-cooked meat and a delicious flavor. They include Arakan pita, fenugreek, and spicy sukhug for added taste.
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The price for a plate of soup is 55 NIS.
The restaurant offers a limited menu of authentic soups.
You can combine lung soup with meat soup.
Interior feels like a Ukrainian village house with waiters in embroidered clothes. Soup features dumplings and authentic spreads like cream and mustard. Lively Ukrainian music and live songs create a warm, homely atmosphere.
Soup comes with authentic spreads like cream and mustard. Dumplings appear in the soup, adding texture and flavor.
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You should book a table in advance, otherwise there are no seats.
The restaurant operates by reservation only, as stated by the hostess.
The total bill for 4 people was 1000 shk, which is expensive for the quality of the cuisine.
Small hotel offers a cozy atmosphere with a spacious rooftop terrace that boasts unobstructed sea views and sunset vistas. Guests enjoy a free happy hour with hot soup and Israeli wine from 18.00 to 19.00, creating a quiet oasis near the beach with light breakfast and all-day coffee.
Evenings feature a free happy hour with hot soup, bread, and Israeli wine from 18.00 to 19.00. This offers a chance to enjoy delicious soup alongside snacks and drinks.
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Happy hour runs daily from 5 PM to 6 PM with wine and snacks.
Free wine tasting is available every afternoon.
Breakfast is served every morning at the hotel.
Small spot serves authentic Cuban patties with crispy, juicy koba and big portions. Soups like kuba beetroot bring warm, spicy aromas that feel like home. Owners create a homely atmosphere with heartfelt service and traditional Israeli music.
Soups feature a hot broth with a mix of spices and aromas that feel like home. The kuba beetroot soup stands out, served with three units of koba and rice. The soy soup also offers a great flavor.
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The prices are reasonable and not expensive.
It is possible to take food home with self-collection or delivery, or to eat on the spot.
The restaurant offers authentic Iraqi cuisine.
Small restaurant with authentic atmosphere and rich broth soups offers a cozy, homey vibe. Dushpareh dumpling soup features savory dumplings and fresh vegetables. Busy, noisy spot suits quick meals or group dining in a working-class style setting.
Soups here shine with rich, flavorful broth and fresh vegetables. The Dushpareh dumpling soup stands out with its savory dumplings and well-seasoned stock.
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Parking is limited in the area, consider taking a taxi.
A meal for two costs between 400-500 NIS for 6-7 skewers.
Reservations cannot be made; expect to wait in line.
Cozy, old-fashioned charm fills the small, crowded space. Authentic Eastern European Jewish dishes shine, especially beef tongue and rich chicken soup with dumplings. Prices are higher but match the quality and specialty of the menu.
Soups include Kneidalach, chicken soup with dumplings called Karafalach, meat soup, tongue, meatballs, and golash. The chicken soup tends to be salty. Soups can be eaten on a crocheted egel.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
The price for the small dish is 82 NIS.
Expect inconsistent portion sizes.
Bulgarian restaurant offers a homey atmosphere with embroidered tablecloths and soft Bulgarian music. Soups like lamb and pepper and hot shekamba are rich and perfect for rainy days. Family-friendly space stays quiet on weekdays and lively on weekends.
Soups here feature well seasoned bean soup and rich chicken soup. The lamb and pepper soup stuffed with rice and meat stands out, along with hot shekamba, a cow stomach soup ideal for rainy days.
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There is no parking available in the area.
The restaurant offers a selection of dishes suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
Prices per dish are relatively high.
Yemenite soups shine with beef and fenugreek flavors in a noisy, crowded spot near a market. Seating is basic and uncomfortable, matching the neighborhood vibe. Prices are high for the simple food, blending charm with a touristy feel.
Yemeni soups stand out with a variety including beef, head, and feet soups, each offering distinct flavors. Meat and bean soups come hot and delicious, often served with fenugreek on the side for added taste.
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You can walk in and sit down at an open seat; they will come to you.
The Harima dish costs 60 NIS.
They charge an additional 10 NIS for extra rice on the side.
Beautiful sandstone building with special arches and a winter garden offers a calm spot. Artichoke soup shines as a flavorful choice, alongside tom yum and Jerusalem artichoke options. Delicious burgers, pasta, and shrimp dishes attract a diverse crowd.
Artichoke soup appears often and stands out as a flavorful choice. Tom yum and Jerusalem artichoke soups also feature, showing some variety in the soup options.
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You have to pay in cash to receive change.
They take all major credit cards.
The prices are very high, almost NIS 40 for 3 tiny slices of baguette.
Small restaurant serves authentic Hungarian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere that feels like Eastern Europe. Soups like goulash and tomato soup shine with rich, traditional flavors. Friendly vibe makes it a great spot for those who love genuine tastes.
Soups here stand out for their exceptional flavor and rich ingredients like chicken and vegetables. The goulash soup and tomato soup offer unique tastes, with the latter recalling a traditional family recipe.
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The prices at the restaurant are affordable.
The portions are large.
The food arrives in a short time.
Small café with Parisian chic offers a warm, intimate atmosphere and quiet upstairs seating ideal for work. Daily onion soup pairs well with fresh salads and elegant pastries. Coffee served in stylish dishes enhances the classic European vibe.
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The place hosts an amazing jazz evening once a month.
They have live music concerts some evenings.
The café is located at 3 Mikva Israel Street in Tel Aviv.
Small, authentic Yemeni spot serves excellent meat soups with rich, fenugreek-infused broth. Atmosphere feels like narrow market alleys, adding to the genuine experience. Owner's music adds a personal touch to this cozy, family-run place.
Soups here stand out for their rich flavors and excellent broth. The Yemeni soup and meat soups, especially the ox tail, offer a delicious, hearty experience with notable fenugreek notes.
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Expect higher final charges than menu prices due to added fees.
Prices are considered expensive for the quality of food served.
The restaurant remains open until 9 PM for late diners.
Open kitchen and chic decor create a warm vibe. Spicy Tom Yam soup warms the belly with rich flavors. Cocktails impress with bold taste and stylish presentation. Indoor seating can feel hot, while outdoor is dark and noisy.
Spicy and sour Tom Yam soup stands out with rich flavors that warm both belly and heart. The Kuay Tiew soup with slow-cooked beef also offers deep, delicious taste.
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Reservations are highly recommended for dining at this restaurant.
Parking is difficult; it's best to park by the sea and walk.
The kitchen closes at 5:00 PM, so plan accordingly.
Elegant decor and a cozy ambiance create a calm, light atmosphere with a European vibe. Unique soups like cheese tortellini in onion sauce and Jerusalem artichoke soup offer creative, mild flavors. A standout cocktail bar serves unique drinks amid many high tables.
Cheese tortellini in onion sauce stands out as a creative take on French onion soup. Jerusalem artichoke soup offers a pleasant, mild flavor. A dish called pasta with beef is actually harayma with fish and noodles in soup, not a traditional pasta.
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Brunch is served on Fridays and Saturdays from 09:00 to 15:00.
Happy hour runs from 18:00 to 19:00 with a 30% discount on all items.
Table time is limited, so arrive on time to avoid rushing.
Small sushi spot shines with vegan focus and creative glass plates. Miso soup impresses in a giant bowl with rich flavor. Indoor vibe is quiet and pleasant, while outdoor patio feels noisy by the busy road.
Miso soup comes in a giant bowl and tastes excellent. The menu includes a large selection of soups alongside sushi and salads.
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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.
Cozy space with intimate setting offers an authentic vibe and fun atmosphere. Pho soup features a beef stock that blends flavors well but can feel plain. Perfect for solo visitors or couples seeking a close-to-home experience.
Beef stock in the pho soup offers a wide range of flavors that blend into a delicious broth. Ingredients are good but the soup sometimes feels plain and lacks depth.
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Pho Soup is available on Fridays.
The prices of all dishes are affordable.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Small space with authentic Thai vibe feels cozy but can get crowded. Huge bowls of Tom Yum soup burst with shrimp and rich broth. Cocktails offer local twists that match the warm, unpretentious design.
A huge bowl of Tom Yum soup arrives packed with many shrimps and super tasty broth. This authentic Thai soup pairs well with rice and stands out among other dishes like salads and curry stews.
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Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance to secure a table.
The restaurant is small, making it difficult to find seating without a reservation.
Expect a NIS 300 charge if you don't show up for your reservation.
Old restaurant with a fireplace offers a lively, fun vibe. Large, satisfying skewers and fresh, hot lapa stand out. Soups are warming and flavorful, though some arrive lukewarm with tough meat pieces.
Soups include a meat soup and a leg soup that is warming and flavorful. Some soups arrive lukewarm with large, tough pieces of meat.
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Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
Expect high prices, with a typical meal costing around 250 NIS for two.
Fresh pita bread is sourced from a nearby bakery, enhancing the dining experience.
Small, cozy spot offers authentic Chinese atmosphere with kosher, affordable food. Wonton soup has large pockets and spicy options. Minimalist decor creates a warm setting for a genuine dining experience.
Wonton soup features two large pockets and can be seasoned with spicy soy or a spicy addition on the side. It pairs well with dishes like Peking duck and is a solid starter option.
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The restaurant serves authentic kosher Chinese food.
Business lunches are reasonably priced for Israel.
They accept Cibus for payment.
Outdoor-only Asian eatery buzzes with lively atmosphere and quick service. Soup options vary, with Asiatic goulash standing out while chicken soup is pricey and bland. Digital ordering adds ease to the colorful, noisy street seating.
Chicken soup stands out but comes at a high price of 70 shekels and can be bland without seasoning. The Asiatic goulash soup is exceptional, while the ramen soup is average and unremarkable.
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Seating is only available outside, which may not suit everyone.
The portion sizes are small relative to the price.
Prices range around 70-76 shekels per serving, which some may find high.
Open kitchen with bar seating creates a lively vibe. Fish soup with delicate dumplings and rich crab stew show off amazing taste. Warm, modern decor and a unique hostess make the atmosphere inviting and engaging.
Fish soup features dumplings stuffed with fish that taste delicate. Crab stew offers a rich, excellent flavor. Soups here stand out for their amazing taste.
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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.
Large space with a workingman's style creates a warm, lively vibe. Soups shine with sweet and sour balance and rich beetroot flavor. Outdoor seating stays cool thanks to great fans, making it a fun, no-frills spot for energetic dining.
Soups feature a sweet and sour flavor balance with vegetables and celery. Beetroot soup offers a rich, high quality taste, while Kuba Hamusta soup is refreshing and sour.
Good to know
Arrive before noon to ensure popular dishes are available.
Expect limited menu options after noon, mainly oshpalo and kebab.
The restaurant closes half an hour earlier than expected.