The 28 best spots for dumplings in Tel Aviv

We came to celebrate our 25 anniversary. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The waitress explained us about the menu and then offered an option that she will select the dishes for us and it will cost us up to 440 ILS per person. We chose that option and did not regret it. The dishes were delicious and exactly what we were looking for. We had 8 different sharing dishes and that was great.

This is in my opinion the most overpriced and underwhelming restaurant I have been to in Israel. The menu is amateur with repetitions of the same curry powder coconut milk and chilli powder in 4 of the dishes we had. It’s just lame and not creative. The white chocolate (you guessed it) and coconut dessert is seriously disgusting and we had to send it back. Service is ok, not bad or good. The server asked me how much I want to tip him as he held onto the debit machine- this is of course very polite and normal . I enjoy loudly stating the amount of extra money I want to give a server.

We came here for the Saturday lunch set menu and everything was absolutely delicious! Here are some dishes I really recommend: • Bean sheet salad • Fresh green salad • Butcher’s cut steak • Whole fried sea bass (served with fresh lettuce leaves, rice noodles, basil, cilantro, and three sauces – sour, spicy, and sweet. The sour one was my favorite!) • Butter chicken (a bit smaller in size but comes with rice, and the sour cream really elevates the flavors) My sea bass was definitely a highlight — you actually get to build your own wrap: take a lettuce leaf, fill it with noodles, herbs, fish, and dip it in the sauce of your choice. The bite was absolutely divine, a true flavor explosion! My partner really enjoyed the butter chicken, creamy and flavorful, and he highly recommends it as well. Overall, such a wonderful Saturday lunch experience - highly recommended!

Taizu offers an exceptional fine-dining experience with its high-quality, contemporary Southeast Asian cuisine. The menu is built around creative and unique dishes, thoughtfully blending flavors and techniques inspired by the five classical elements. Every plate is meticulously prepared, delivering complex, delicious, and deeply satisfying tastes. The overall experience is elevated by the excellent service, where the staff is knowledgeable and perfectly attentive. While dining at Taizu is not cheap, the superior quality and unique culinary adventure justify the premium price tag.

Great atmosphere, delicious food, and friendly and attentive service. I’ve been coming here every few years when visiting Israel, and it’s consistently an excellent experience. Perfect spot for couples or small groups (3–8 people). Our visits usually come out to about 250-350 ₪ per person.

Highly recommended, probably one of the best asian restaurants in Tel Aviv. We had the brunch there, the food was delicious and the portion size was just right. The table service was highly professional as well.

We placed an order and received confirmation in the mail but when we arrived we were told that we got a confirmation for the waiting list. In the confirmation this simple fact was not visible in any way. A disappointment never will visit again

I bring my friend to Tel Aviv so he can feel the vibe and taste of this incredible city. And Sarona market IMHO is a best place to feel it. This is a place to visit from time to time to refuel with energy.

Very nice air-conditioned market. Food variety were aplenty. Perfect place for a hot day to come for lunch/drinks and to do some quick shopping It is conveniently located to Tel Aviv’s train station, and there are major shopping malls nearby as well. There are a lot of parking options around the office buildings (though they are a little bit pricy)

Contrary to everyone's opinion and the way it looks like when you first arrive, I didn't like it. Yes - great first impression. Good visuals, nice presentation, seems like there is a lot to pick from, but - there isn't. It's extremely expensive and the food is pretty much the same as any street market. I'd rather visit the old city. It's fine if you're near it, and if you can find it, because of constructions and misleading location markers, but don't expect too much and maybe you'll like it better. I expected more variety. Maybe some places were just closed, I don't know. I only had a craft beer that nobody cared to tell me the name of, it was very good.

Sarona Market is a cool place to visit in Tel Aviv. It is a covered market and a meeting hub full of food stores selling meats, cheeses, breads, alcohol and also small eateries with Israel food, Japanese cuisine, pizza, pasta and more. Lovely place to visit and shop or eat. A variety of small shops with specialties. Sarona market is more like a food court. There are food shops and many restaurants inside. The design is contemporary, it is nice and clean. I loved the most the surroundings - small, old houses, parks and everything surrounded by skyscrapers. A great mix of modern and traditional. Little europe in middle of tel aviv. Nice place to hang out with various shops. You can have a drink on a bar, eat delicious deserts and many multiple choices of great street food - some pf them belong to chef restaurants. Must visit when you are exploring tlv. You can easily spend 2 -3 hours here.

In general, this is a beautiful place. I was in Sukkot, so there were a lot of people. I saw a variety of food for everybody, some stores, places to drink, and sweets. I want to come back in calmer days.

Lovely place to visit and shop or eat. A variety of small shops with specialties. Very nice tea shop, eastern sweets shop, tahini and halva place, ice cream factory and many others not vegan, meat and cheese places. Nice surroundings with restored old buildings and a water lily's pond. A lot of modern architectural structures nearby.

This is a must go place for visitors to tel aviv, you have all the Israel food and western cuisine in one place. A good place to dine and experience the food culture of israel and try a wide variety of foods. Like the idea that it's not a restaurant type but with the little food stalls selling their stuff. The price here are cheaper than most of the restaurant there. I like the chicken 🐔 shop that sell roast chicken to spicy wings. There is a seafood stall too and you can select your choice of seafood. There is A vegetarian food and dessert stall as well. Some of the pictures to wet your appetite.

The food menu is very interesting and apparently based on local products from the Galilee region. The dishes are not generous, and in my opinion, could be more generous. The restaurant doesn't have good acoustics and is somewhat noisy, which in a restaurant of this category and these prices could be more appropriate. The experience was very good, but some details could be improved.

Superb. The food was fantastic, original, rich in flavors and textured yet perfectly balanced, the presentation of it was wonderful. The service was welcoming and knowledgeable, we recieved great recommendations. Even the dessert was super accurate, extremely tasty mango slices on lightly sweetened yugort cream, looked so simple but was so tasty and accurate. I hope they'll be able to keep that high level.

The host would not let my family sit inside with my kids and only offered seating where people smoked outside even with inside non-smoking tables available. My kids are young and are not ok to sit by smokers. The service and hostesses were very disappointing. They only wanted kids outside in the smoking area. I do not recommend this restaurant.

This is the BEST restaurant in Israel! Amazing space, great vibe and mind blowing food! If there was a Nobel prize for service the restaurant manager Sagi would win it hands down! We ate here 3 times in a week and it was divine each time! 11/10

Extremely great every single time! Amazing and unique seasonal dishes. Such fresh ingredients and delicious food. There is a beautiful outdoor garden area as well as a very chic indoor area. Great atmosphere. A total must.

Great place in the heart of business area. A bit upscale, but with Israeli touch. All times favorites from local cuisine, many vegetarian options. The service is a bit slow, but considering that I was during the lunch hour, the waiting time was reasonable. Reservations are required. Terrace is beautiful, especially in the summer. Highly recommended for a business lunch or even the first date

Amazing. I have to return to this place just so I can try dishes I haven't tried yet. We only had starters which I think is a great idea because you get to taste many delicious things. Nothing was simple and known, so you really get to try new flavors. The waitresses were nice, food arrived quickly and cocktails were great.

Good atmosphere and tasty food, special dishes - mostly northern Thailand and fusion of Thai with something else. For the (very) high price of some of the dishes, they're pretty tiny though.

Thai restaurant with Tel Aviv’s nightlife vibes. This restaurant is a MUST place to visit. It offers fine dishes with Thai flavors (and spicy). The cocktails are amazing specially the one with the Gin and sake. The place is well designed and the service is kind. Don’t forget to take sticky rice to enjoy the sauce of each dish. The dish with the lettuce and the fish is WOW. Also the dessert with banana-lotti.

Not the best Thai. Mainly focusing on north Thai cousin, so no curry. Dishes were good and some were great. Though, not having an authentic curry dish made an impact on our experience. Also. If you don’t sit inside, there’s no vibe at all and you’re better off eating at Thai at mount sinai for a 1000 times better Thai for 1/3 of price.

The atmosphere is undeniably pleasant, though the space does feel somewhat cramped during the midday service, particularly when navigating between tables. The food, while adequate, did not rise beyond the ordinary. We sampled five dishes: the recommended Pad See Ew, the Butcher’s Cut, Papaya Salad, Shrimp Cakes, and the Pla Dip. The Pad See Ew was enjoyable enough, yet offered little that felt distinctive or memorable. The Papaya Salad, though refreshing in intent, was overwhelmed by excess liquid and an unexpectedly large quantity of tomatoes that seemed disproportionate. The Butcher’s Cut, regrettably, proved the greatest disappointment—overly salted and somewhat disconnected from the culinary narrative we had anticipated. We left with a sense of mild disappointment, perhaps a reflection of our own heightened expectations that this experience would deliver a true “wow” factor. On a brighter note, the pricing is fair, and the service is marked by genuine warmth and attentiveness—qualities that deserve recognition.

I love Thai food so I may be biased, but this place serves good Thai food. The dishes are not spicy even though they are marked as spicy (with pepper icons). Thai food must have a kick and be spicy and that was missing to really take the dishes to the next level. Other than that the flavors were there and everything we ordered was pretty good.

We arrived for spontaneous late dine during the week and were warmly accepted and got a table in 20 min, while enjoying a drink. The food is really good and service is great, the taste is authentic and spicy as it should, but the whole vibe is fun and vibrant. The Som Tam is super, spicy and fresh, and the special slices butcher's cut it super tasty. The only downside is the portion sizes which is somewhat small compared to the pricey menu.

Date night at the Kab Kem. We had an amazing time! Food is spectacular and very fun if you share. Our waitress, Ofri was so friendly and helpful! The service was A+! The vibe is very trendy. Would definitely come here again! Book in advance because they are always full.

In short: The food is OK, the service is less then OK the price is like 2 star michlan restaurant and atmosphere of cheep club. Long story: We were a big table (8 peaple). We have taken the suggestion of the waitress to have a tasting manue according to what we like. The service:the waitress were nice but the service was slow, we waited about 20 minutes between each dish (about 5 in total).we ordered wine, but after poring the wine to the glass they have taken the bottle and put it out of reach and we needed to ask multiple time to riffle the glass until we asked to have the bottle on the table because it was very annoying. The food: the food was OK, verity of dished with Thai influence in total the food was beautifully and tasted nice but nothing to special. The atmosphere: I think this is the worst thing in the experience, the restaurant it self is beautiful but they played load Trans music that was just awful, especially for high end restaurant. The price: very high, we payed 1600 ils for about 5 courses with 3 bottles of wine (for 8 people).

Excellent restaurant! Every dish had something special in it. Interesting combination of flavors and a nice variety. The cocktails were great too. We really enjoyed the food and the service.

In one word - WOW! I think the pictures speak for themselves… every dish was perfectly planned and designed to the last detail. It was delicious and thoughtful, no doubt worth the money. The waitress was very kind and friendly. There was even good music. Bonus tip- come to lunch, there is 15% on the food menu!

So you’re looking for a different culinary experience compared to what most restaurants in Tel Aviv have to offer… You want a great meal, savory, fresh and if possible absolutely mind blowing… you want the real deal umami, not “the easy-way-out” MSG… you give Topolompo a shot and yes! Bullseye! The black cod is probably one of the best if not the best Tel Aviv has to offer. ✅Variety of interesting dishes ✅Mind blowing flavors ✅Attention to food plating and detail ➖Pricey ➖The restaurant design, furniture and general ambience don’t match the amazing quality of the food they serve ➖The service is not well trained enough for this level of food and prices Great to go with friends, business meetings and maybe dates (preferably for dinner).

Food is superb! Strong flavors. Really pricey though, so try coming for business lunch if possible. The duck curry is dreamy, and the fish patties are great (juicy, served over naan with excellent sauces). Do not miss the caramel chocolate dessert!

Business lunch - GREAT! pay for main, get an appetizer and a free drink. My first visit to the restaurant and it was a refreshing experience. Authentic South Indian dishes that are not available in any other restaurant in the country. See the picture, and enjoy. Price wise, adding sweets or alcohol, puts the meal on the expensive end

One of the most interesting and delicious restaurants I've been in the last year. first the design is very impressive, second is the service, the waitresses are full of knowledge in explaining the dish ingredients, they work with tablets and the starters arrived very quickly, most of the dishes are very special, the flavors is so kind and everything is delicious. reservation is recommended here and if you want to experience this place without spend lots of money, come for lunch. this was my first time here and sure I'll be back for another visit.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I was really disappointed with how they treat and receive you if you don’t have a reservation, because god forbid you don’t have a reservation. The host was not nice at all — he simply refused to add me to the wait list, saying the list was “too long.” Instead of handling the situation politely or offering alternatives, he dismissed me outright. It felt unwelcoming and unprofessional. A restaurant with good food should also treat its guests with basic courtesy, unfortunately that doesn’t happen anymore - I think they think too high of themselves and forget they’re the ones giving service, not the other way around.

Unpretentious, honest Thai cooking—faithful to its roots without overcomplicating things. The dishes aren’t inexpensive, yet they arrive in generous portions and, most importantly, resist the all-too-common temptation to pander to the Israeli palate. Service is both efficient and warmly personable, striking that rare balance between attentiveness and ease. What emerges is a dining experience that feels genuine, confident in its flavors, and refreshingly free of compromise.

Food was really yummy. It isn’t a table service place, but there is plenty of bench seating outside which was nice. The food came quickly and we just had to grab it from the counter. We had the Tom Yam, Popia Pak and the Pao Woon Sen. Everything was really tasty and the portions were generous. It’s no-frills, well-made, quick Thai food - they do what they do really well.

Surely the best Thai restaurant I have tried in my life. I am not a big fan of asian food until I went to Nam during my stay in Israel. The food is simply delicious and the best of Thai food you can have anywhere in the world. Usually, they are quite packed on weekends, so make sure to reserve a table before you plan a visit Highly recommend.

My fiancé and I had an amazing time here. We made the reservation the night before. When we showed up we were taken to a beautiful table right next to the window. Our waitress was incredibly kind and sweet and she took very good care to ensure that our experience there was a great one. The food was beyond amazing. Probably some of the best Asian food we've ever had. The portion sizes were also incredibly generous and we had to take some of the food home. The curry tasted amazing even the next day. Their attention to detail wasn't only expressed in their ambiance, customer care and food. Even their to-go containers are of such high quality that nothing spilled, even though we had to take the bus and a train to get back home. The food was perfectly fine. I can't wait to return! Maybe next time I can bring my family here too.

One of my favorite places in Tel Aviv. The food is fresh and delicious with unique Thai flavors, the service is really good and friendly and the overall atmosphere is super nice. I was pleasantly surprised to manage to get a same day reservation as they are usually packed (it was the middle of the week). If you're in the mood for some Thai food, I would highly recommended this place

A great Thai experience in tel Aviv! Firstly, the service is great - always available, no wait for water or to order, very friendly and accommodating! The food was great. Chicken and veggie egg rolls both delicious, and their main course rice dishes were good, both the steak and chicken (although steak was a tiny bit over cooked - I prefer medium rare). The mango salad appetizer was also delicious, just the right amount of sauce and cashew. We didn't try the desserts but they did look good. Need to book in advance, highly recommend! Only thing I'd say is the cocktails are expensive, 70 nis for old fashioned

I've had great dumplings in the past in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and China and, unfortunately, the food here is just not good. The dough in the dumplings is way too thick and the filling was mostly undercooked. The flavors are OK but the texture is not good and the final result is mediocre at best. Good for a quick meal on a budget, but nothing more. The service here isn't great either (couldn't even get something to pour the soy sauce into). I really wanted to like this place, as there aren't many good authentic Chinese dumpling shops in Tel Aviv, unfortunately it turned out to be a huge disappointment. 😔

The service was ok. We really liked the shrimp dim sum. However 2 dishes with meat filling were not to our taste. Seems like an authentic place. Also guess that the veggie options taste better. We also tried the sweet ones for dessert and that was good. Prices were average. In general, it's really ok, but I'm not sure it's so great as I heard it was.

Recommendations of what to order are at the end of this review. Take-out-only during covid. Be prepared to wait 10mins. If you're new to dim-sum, then it goes without saying that the best ones are in Asia or NYC, you have to try those before you have a final decision on whether you like dim-sum or not. But if you're like me who crave dim-sum frequently, this is as authentic as you can get, as far as dim-sum in Israel goes. I have to mark this 5-stars because I genuinely want them to do well. And I urge everyone who wants TLV to have an ethnically diversified, authentic food scene to be supportive of such type of businesses that are trying their best to offer authentic ethnic food within Israel's severely limited and expensive supply chain. They have to exist first, before we can have healthy competition and an ecosystem that allow them to thrive. Keep up the good work HKDS! Ga Yau 加油! You're the relief to all of our homesickness. The home taste far away from home. ------ Recommendations: Definitely get the dim sum sampler if you're not familiar with different types of dim sum. The mushroom shu mai is amazing, must must have. If you have a pretty westernized taste palate and like panda express, sweet and sour chicken, fried rice and low mien etc, you can't go wrong with all of their fried selection like the curry chicken spring rolls. The pork xiao long bao doesn't have meat juice inside, but it's pretty meaty and has a ham-like texture with tints of ginger and scallion. Get it if you like pork. Shrimp har gao has bouncy semi transparent dumpling wrapping and pairs the best with siracha+hoisin sauce if you like spicy. Otherwise it pretty much tastes just like steamed shrimps. The rice rolls are really delicate, soft, and remind me of oysters. I love them a lot but I know some people find the slimy texture weird. Best consumed when hot and fresh. Make sure you steam them as leftovers, as rice starch hardens when chilled. Won ton soup and noodle soups are not very outstanding in comparison to other Chinese restaurants in town so I wouldn't recommend them here. The spicy cabbage is the most authentic “kim chi” in TLV. If you like Korean food and can withstand high level of spiciness, get this. Be warned, it is very very spicy, but at least it tastes like kim chi, not just some generic Mideastern pickled cabbage branded as “kim chi”. (If you wonder why should you get kim chi at a dim-sum place: even though kim chi is most renowned as a Korean cuisine, similar dishes are popular in other parts of Asia. Just like Pot-stickers are Chinese but Japanese have gyoza, and Zha Jiang Mian is Chinese but Korean have Jajangmyeon. We all learn from one another.) Portion wise, it's 3-5 pieces per order. Standard dim sum portion. I'd start with at least 3 orders per person (9-15 pieces total). Dim-sum is all about variety, you're already reading this, might as well be adventurous.

Had a Pleasent surprise at this place. The dumplings ordered was at a higher standart than other places I've had tried so far in Israel. The won ton noodle soup was a bit too mild and the won ton dumplings wrap was too thick compared to ordinary traditional won tons. Although the fillings in all of the ordered dumplings was well seasoned and juicy in content and all had a nice bite to it. I wound go there again for sure.

Pretty good dim sum for tel aviv, though I wouldn’t recommend the vegetable dumplings for non-vegetarians. Only take out, but not to far from the beach to eat there :)

Everyone seems to come here for the noodles. The dumplings with soup are not homemade, but still tasty. Good choices for vegetarians, they even have a separate "green" menu!

Excellent service and great food! You can hear the staff speaking cantonese in the back so you know it's legit. They were super nice and let me place my order even though they were about to close. The wonton soup was excellent, and the xiao long bao were also good though insufficiently soupy (to be fair, xiao long bao is not from hong kong). Would definitely recommend for anyone seeking cantonese food in Tel Aviv, though unfortunately they don't do sit down or delivery so you'll have to come on down!

I recently visited Peking Duck in Tel Aviv expecting a cozy Chinese meal, and while the atmosphere was indeed warm and the staff friendly and knowledgeable, the overall experience left a lot to be desired—especially when it came to price transparency and food quality. We ordered the oyster beef with broccoli, two beef bao, hot pot, and lemonade. The oyster beef and bao were decent, but things quickly went downhill from there. The hot pot was the main issue—both in execution and cost. It was presented in a double wok setup on a basic camp stove right at the table, boiling away on a regular surface with no safety measures. It honestly felt unsafe. There were no clear explanations from the staff on what exactly we were being charged for. The menu simply said "35 shekels per person," but offered no detail—and no one clarified. By the end of the meal, we were blindsided with a 600-shekel bill for just three people. As a local (not a tourist), I found this pricing shocking and misleading. On top of that, the hot pot itself was disappointing: the calamari had a bad taste and the beef was so tough it was hard to chew. To make matters worse, the restaurant had a serious fly problem, which made it hard to enjoy anything. In short, while the vibe was cozy and the staff kind, the experience overall felt overpriced, poorly executed, and not worth repeating. I wouldn’t recommend this place—especially to locals looking for good value and clear communication.

They have multiple vegan options. The dishes may look simple but are actually tasty good food. Great atmosphere, nice and clean polar. staff is very polite, they speak English/ Hebrew/ Chinese. Most of the dishes are made to share (also it comes with unlimited rise) so it can be a good place to come in a company up to 10-12 people, also I can recommend it for dates. Ask the waiter for recommendations =)

Finally good Chinese food in Israel. Excellent service, food and atmosphere. Not inexpensive but worth it. I tried it today for the first time and I will go back again soon. Highly recommend; from someone who has spent a lot of time in China.

Peking Duck House served up to its popularity with fantastic dishes and quality service, The beef and cauliflower was exceptional, without doubt our favorite, we will definitely be back again soon.

🙂 Sweet authentic Chinese restaurant that serves varied traditional dishes along free rice supply. The service was welcoming and personal. Better to ask for recommendations from the menu and details about the dishes.

Very authentic Chinese restaurant. Casual atmosphere, friendly staff and decent prices. Size of the portions is enormous so it’s great for sharing. Sweet and sour shrimps are delicious! Many vegetarian options. Suitable for families with kids

I want to give it more stars as it has great potential and they do good Chinese food, but the experience of going there isn’t good. They’re clearly understaffed, long wait times, no attention by the staff and very clearly a stressed out atmosphere. Hope management can change it around as it’s not fair for the staff and doesn’t do the food justice since the experience ruins it all.

Good food, tasty dishes. A simple menu and simple decor, but if you are coming intentionally to enjoy good food then this is the place. It is no place for fancy celebrations or for instagram shots. Simple ans tasty Mind you it is a little difficult to find parking. We tried beef dishes, chicken as well as veggy tofu.

One of the very best Chinese restaurants in all of Israel. The food was simply excellent and fresh. Everything we ordered had a unique flavor and felt ‘special’. Order the noodles!! They are made there in the restaurant. The prices were fair portions were nice. LThe place itself is a bit drab. It would have been nice to have a ‘nicer’ restaurant to match the exquisite food. It has the feel of a sit-down Schwarma place and not of a Chinese Restaurant. I think they should renovate. It would only serve to enhance our experience. Having said that, the food is so good, you’ll dismiss the ambiance and enjoy. It is a real treat and worth the visit.

We were 4. We had Chicken Pineapple (fantastic), WonTon, Beef with veggies and cashew (also very good), great fried rice. All of us strongly recommend this place. Not fancy, but great food!

Delicious kosher genuine Chinese cuisine. So glad I found this place. The lo mein was superb and the wontons were fantastic. Very quick and kind service. Prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the food. My only nitpick is that some of the menu items could use a little bit more explanation for those unfamiliar with Chinese cuisine.

Nice corn soup and very good wontons soup. Sweet and sour chicken was okay but didn't have a lot of vegetables. Not very expensive

The main advantage of this place is being unique, not to expensive and kosher in TLV. There is an authentic atmosphere, the owner is a Chinese family living in TLV and the menu have a great variety. The duck was interesting but I was disappointed when it served with tortillas instead the traditional pancakes

Good noodke soup with handmade noodles and tons of veggies. Added chicken wonton, but I wasn't a big fan of the chicken filling. Soup is served in a big bowl and can be shared among 2-4 people. Also had some veggie Eggrolls, bit oily for me, but good texture and great taste. Good prices and nice portions. Would've eaten more but had a big burger prior - The Two Jerusalem Foodie Guys  (@TTJFG  on Facebook)

We dined here on a Friday evening (4 people). All the dishes were excellent—from the soup starter (yes, ordering soup in August felt unusual!) to the main courses. Portions are very large and generous enough to share. The service was extremely professional and attentive. The restaurant offers unique and interesting flavors, which was a pleasant surprise. Since we eat gluten free due to Celiac disease, we really appreciated the separate gluten-free menu and the knowledgeable, helpful staff. Despite it being busy on a Friday night, with people waiting outside, the atmosphere was still very enjoyable. The only minor downside was that the music was a bit too loud. Overall—great experience, and we’ll definitely be coming back!

The best Asian food I had in Tel Aviv.. it’s so flavourful! The starters were amazing- all the meats are so juicy.. The salads are so delicious. And the soup, just wow! And the sticky rice with mango on top was among the most delicious desserts I have ever had. Would definitely like to go back! However be warned, you generally have to book 2 weeks in advance. But it’s worth it. :)

Ive been to this place 3 times! In my opinion, it's the best THAI restaurant in Israel. It has Delicious authentic Thai food. When you sit in the restaurant you feel like your in Thailand. The Service is really good. It's quite expensive but definitely worth it!

Good food definitely enjoyed the food.I wouldn't say it's exceptional.As some reviews say, but it was tasty. the prices are not cheap, but pretty average for Israeli nice restaurants. we went to walk on the beach after which is very close and that was a bonus.

We have 3 words for you, "They Nailed It!". If you like Thai food and you're in Israel, look no further. Thai House Restaurant, located in a block away from the beautiful beaches of Tel-Aviv, is the absolute best place for authentic Thai food. We all had separate dishes and absolutely loved them. The all around feeling in the table was that they really nailed it, when it came to taste. Go and enjoy for yourself, this is The real McCoy.

The restaurant is very beautiful, a bit expensive,we were 6 people. It was very hard to find an available spot in the parking lot that is near the restaurant. I love very spicy food and the level 5 spicy dish that they served to me was a level one in my scale :( (I'm probably in the level of Carolina reaper). Also my dish was not so tasty. But for the others they were tasty. Recommended for people who like interesting flavors.

Hands down, there's a good reason why finding a spot at Thai House is close to impossible. There are very few places that deliver Thai food at this level of authenticity, freshness and, well, general yuminess. Service was perfect, cool ambiance, in short: well worth reserving way ahead!

The dishes are big, and u can split it together . We order the green noodles and bif bun and pathai. All dishes were super. They gave us a shot on the house. Highly recommended .

Probably the best Vietnamese restaurant in Israel. Great variety of dishes, good service and reasonable prices. I really like thier bar. Make sure you book a table because the place is very popular. Few good options for vegan.

Such a great Vietnamese restaurant 🤩 The dishes are very tasty and unique in flavours and most importantly - very fresh! Great atmosphere, perfect for couples or small groups, not too noisy, so it's possible to communicate.. The service on the bar was excellent and we really enjoyed our visit!

Atmosphere was nice, staff was friendly and attentive. Food was delicious, brilliant combination of chilli and sweet tastes. It’s a place that you must try. We will be back!

Vong is a wonderful and special place with great service and awesome food! We had a Vietnamese Beach dish and it was above all our expectations! We love Asian food and consider ourselves quite the experts in this field, and we were most pleasantly surprised by rich yet delicate, complex yet refined taste of this dish. Then we had a perfectly brewed cup of coffee with mango mousse served with white chocolate and passionflower syrup on coconut meringue base and it was also delightful and very refreshing. We strongly recommend this place to everyone who loves and understands Asian cuisine! UPDATE! We went there again and wasn't disappointed! The food was delicious (this time we had two hottest noodle dishes, and they were totally different but superb in taste), the desserts were made in Heaven, really, we don't remember tasting something as delicate, balanced and rich as these desserts. We were especially delighted by their professional, fast, considerate and extremely friendly service. Good service is rather hard to find here in Israel, but in Vong it was exceptionally grand! Now Vong is one of our favorite restaurants and we heartily recommend this place to everyone!

Good food, tasty, portion size are good though not big for sharing, some dishes says vegi and come with either tofu or chicken, selection of dessert , service was pleasant and helpful, and made a replacement with no hassle. Public parking near by. Price within reason for this place. Make reservation before you come.

New year - new review. Today we are going to review the restaurant: "VONG". food: nice. The lemon in our noodles was inappropriate and the cucumber 🥒 was: 1. Great (fresh, refreshing, sweet, sour, not bitter, delicious); 2. Not great (warm, disgusting). However, food: nice. Atmosphere: we ordered. Service: quick and friendly servant delivery servant. Tastes: asian but not so much asian. In conclusion: wong.

Overall great experience! The food was amazing (except the tuna sashimi). We sat at the bar and Jay was our Barman and he was amazing! It was my girlfriends birthday and he lit a candle and put it in a dessert that he brought her. He was explaining each cocktail and recommended the best dishes! If you sit at bar talk to Jay he is the best! All in all great experience!

Date night. Booking is recommended. Everything is great. Food is fresh and very tasty. Our waitress (at the bar) was a delight. Music is great and not too loud. Had a very good time overall! Will be back.

A friend recommended TYO, praising its service and atmosphere, and she was spot-on. We ordered some unique dishes that caught our eye based on the ingredients, including the tuna pizza and crunchy tuna rolls, both of which were excellent. Our server took great care of us and ensured the flow of our dinner was smooth. She even offered us shots of our choice, a nice touch to our bar experience. Overall, I would recommend TYO for dinner based on its great atmosphere and food options. However, it's important to note that the menu is quite expensive, so it's advisable to choose wisely or be prepared for premium prices.

If you like high-end Japanese food then this place is for you. Everything we ordered was delicious! The waitress was very nice, patient and knowledgeable about the dishes and gave us great recommendations. Will definitely return. Update: we did return and I can definitely say that the quality was not the same. We ordered some of the amazing dishes we ordered the first time and they were quite disappointing.

One of my favorite restaurants in Tel Aviv, the place has such a fun vibe and is by far the BEST quality sushi restaurant in Israel!! The fish is always so fresh, all the starters & rolls are incredible, and the dessert is just divine! The staff/service is just as wonderful as the food (a rare find in Israel)

Just wow Nothing else needed to say Everything we ordered was perfect, probably the best place for sushi and Asian food in Israel the service was great and the atmosphere was amazing as well The only non positive thing I have to say is that the desserts were good but nothing more than that still was good but had better.

General atmosphere was OK. We ordered only first courses, many of them. I love raw fish food and I enjoyed most of the dishes, except the only sushi plate that we ordered (I returned it, never happened to me in the past) It wasn't that dissapointed, but we expected something WOW.

I can't say this restaurant isn't good, but it's a bit outdated when it comes to the food selection, the cocktails, the "look and feel" of the menu and even the service. The starters are pretty good. Sushi is not bad either, but you can find better options nowadays in other places.

Absolutely insanely delicious. It is very expensive and very much so worth it. Everything about this place is wonderful. It was really nice to have a quieter dining experience with a relaxed atmosphere

Absolutely one of the best Japanese meals I’ve eaten in Israel. One of very few restaurants that is absolutely worth its price. We were a group of 4 people and we ordered LOTS of food to share (16 dishes!) and came out with a bit less than 200₪ per person. Everything was delicious! Most memorable were: the butter seafood dish, Tofu Agadashi, and the special Inari sushi. The service was fantastic and the waitress gave us out of this world recommendations. I will definitely come back for more one day.

Such a vast variety of choices from the menu. The place is very clean and very nice serving dishes. The fish is very fresh and the butter, ginger with sesame oil sauce was delicious. The sushi were perfect.

Had a great experience. Iddo’s service was excellent and his advice on wine, food and desserts spot on. Japanese chefs deserve a special commendation. The sea bass was memorable as well as the sushi combination. Desserts were delicious. Overall, a memorable night.

It's more of a 3.5 stars based on a single visit in a group of three... The dishes were very decent. Benitoro, inari, and macha brulee in particular are highly recommended. The service was quite good overall with only a little touch of arrogance. The green tea could have been much better, but it was nice to get a hot water refill. It's also nice that it's open during lunch time. The cleanliness of the bathrooms was disappointing - the all black design with dark light in that area didn't help the feeling either. The menu is somewhat overpriced in my view.

Had a really great time. The food is really thought out and for the most part original. The ogadashi dofu (that's right, with a d, not a t) was superb. The beer served was also great and special, especially the white ale. As a vegetarian I found the sushi rolls comparatively good but ultimately I feel sushi without a fish just doesn't cut it.

Yakimono Restaurant on Rothschild Street. This week I read that the old restaurant is closing its doors after 21 years of operation. The truth is I was not sad at all. In October 2021 my beloved partner and I decided we really wanted an Asian meal for dinner. Since the Covid-19 epidemic disrupted our lives, I found a place in the restaurant after several failed attempts at other restaurants. This was the first time we dined at this restaurant. At first we were very impressed with the elegant space and the cordial service we received from the waiter. The dishes were delicious but not beyond, nothing was out of the ordinary. This positive impression was replaced by astonishment when we received the bill for payment. The amount was outrageous and without any justification, So I'm really glad the restaurant closed its doors. I sincerely hope that the branch in Hilton is more connected to reality or its future will be the same... time will tell. I enclose the bill and photos of the dishes for your judgment. Health for everyone

Although we enjoyed the taste of the food, it was just not really worth it for the amount you pay. Luckily we had a gift card for the restaurant, otherwise i’d feel disappointed. It definitely lacks in quality and originality compared to it’s former sister on Rothschild street. Some of the dishes are still very good though like the wasabi cream sushi roll and the goma rolls.

The best sushi I’ve ever had. ❤️. The food served without waiting long. Great service and very nice, friendly staffs.. reasonable price. . It’s in Hilton hotel, so it’s easy to find for a nice dining. Very high recommend. 🇮🇱🙏🇩🇪🇩🇪🇨🇭🙏🥰😘🌈🌎🙏🙏🥰😘🙏🙏

Fantastic food and experience! One of best kosher restaurants in Israel. Great for couples groups or special occasions. And great service!!

Great Asian food. Products were very fresh. Service was great and we loved the atmosphere in the restaurant. Not very cheap but returns good value for your money.

very nice place, very good and delicious sushi! a bit expensive but very high quality. good service.

The "Hot" dishes were great. Really good. Very tasty and served interesting for the eyes appetite. The sushi wasn't so interesting. Could skip it. Service was helpful and pleasant. But why is the the payment in US Dollars?! while you live and eat in Israel?! Why not in Bitcoin? Didn't mention the desert because it was based on the hotel's options... So we all went looking for a perfect ice cream spot in a different place to end the evening meal

We were passing by and waited patiently in line … fast food The beef Shawarma was stuffed with chips (fries) / hummus and there was a station to get your own: coleslaw / pickles / hot peppers Very satisfying

Wordls best shawarma, lines sometimes long, but the workers are very good at controlling the audience!

Waited 15-20 minutes for them to make 1 sandwich. Didn’t mind that part, what I did mind was watching the entire time as the worker ate with his hands/licked his fingers while simultaneously handling people’s food

This is likely the best shawarma in Tel Aviv. You order first and pay then give your receipt to the guys behind the counter to make your meal. All seating is outside and make sure to ask for utensils because they often forget to put them in if you get something to go. Food quality is fantastic. Pro tip. Get drinks elsewhere such as the grocery a block away and then get food here and sit outside.

OMG! I've really missed a good shawarma! After 2 years abroad this is the first place in Tel Aviv I've walked into. It was pretty busy with a mix of locals and tourists. Was quite difficult to find a clean table, and had to wait for about 7 minutes before I could order. But guys, it was so worth it. The pita bread was divine. It was filled with a huge amount of shawarma. At one point I thought I wouldn't be able to eat the whole thing, but I ended up licking my fingers after the last bite. The staff was friendly. Prices are not cheap, but for the prime location on Dizingoff Street it may be understandable. Thanks guys for a great meal!

The food is excellent here, however it can get crowded, especially in the evening. The service is OK, but not great - they get you your food and that’s it. The hummus is to die for!

It was ok…. Great location but very limited seating outside. Young staff has some attitude problems but it seems like that’s how it is in TLV everywhere.

Excellent Chinese food. Settled for this place after being - rudely - told at another place there was no place available despite it being half empty. The dishes we ordered were served one by one which allowed my friend and I to taste each others dishes. The portions were big enough for two so not a problem. The lychee chicken was - in one word - excellent and succulent. My friend had the spicy tofu dish which i didn't taste but was told it was nice. For desert a double espresso and mango pudding served with chocolate sauce - yummy... We wandered out in the night with full stomachs and a smile on our faces. Friendly staff and great service...

Great Chinese dishes! The business lunch is good but a little bit pricey for the produce though it offers lots of options. Will come back! Really enjoyed it. Quick service and if you don't look for overly friendly service you won't be moved by the quick pace of the waitress (we didn't feel she is rude like some say here)

Best Chinese restaurant in Tel Aviv. Always good, but now under new management it excels the highest international standards. May-May is a wonderful hostess who greets you so warmly and knows what in the wide menu will most please you. The range of soups is brilliant. and so are the vegetarian dishes. Very reasonably priced, and notice how many of the diners are Chinese. A sign of real, authentic Chinese food.

Positively surprised about the tasty food with fresh high quality ingredients because there is little Chinese competition which usually doesn’t help the quality of the existing restaurants. Freshly prepared spring rolls were to die for. Great vegetarian options, perfect fried noodles with veggies and relatively inexpensive. Friendly staff on top, although I only had take-away.

wonderful everything!!! a smiling, professional and helpful waiter, a great choice of dishes and perfect service. my friend and i had lunch there (business lunch between 12:00 and 16:00) for the amazing price of nis58.-. a choice of soups, appetizers and main dishes, rice and a soft drink or tea all included in the price. i highly recommend china court and i will be going there many more times! see you soon!

Great chinese restaurant! Fast service and good food! We had the excellent pork/noodles with the hot beef. Food freshness was excellent and a great flavor too! The hot sour soup was a bit normal, not really hot and was missing egg (tip: change some carrot fir egg). Service was outstanding and quick. Don't know about other chinese restaurants in Tel Aviv, but this could be the best one in the city.

The establishment offers a wide range of choices including vegetables, meats and seafood. However, as a Chinese, I can say this is not a place for "real" Chinese food - probably comparable to restaurants you can find in Canada or US, operated by Cantonese immigrants from the 1920s. The dishes are heavily modified in terms of ingredients, cooking method, taste and texture. Not necessarily bad, but useful to keep in mind.

Took some takeout on a rainy night. Took some time to prepare it, but the size portion is huge and we didn’t get to finish it. Plus it tastes fairly good. Overall a very good value for money.

Ordered the Spicy Noodles and although they weren't the greatest they did the trick. General Tso's chicken wasn't bad either. The speedy service is the best part.

The Beef Rice Noodles and the Pad Thai Noodles were average. The Mix Rice was slightly better. Overall, the meals were too salty for my liking.

If you love noodles then you will love Wok Republic. Friendly staff, fast service, freshly made (not noodles sitting around in a dish) and reasonable prices. Open on Shabbat.

Tasty noodles and rice but was abit sweet for my liking. Would prefer more spicy and salty. Portion was good, firm and heavy. Overall still recommended

The food is quite good at quite reasonable prices, if you are in the area and looking for something fast this is the place

Great portion sizes for the price, but can't compare to American Chinese food in terms of flavor.

There’s a quiet kind of magic to a place that doesn’t try too hard but still delivers something exceptional. Tucked away from the main street, this restaurant feels like a well-kept secret. The interior is warm and intimate—low lighting, soft music, and a layout that gives each table a little sense of privacy. It’s the kind of place where conversations feel unrushed and every detail feels intentional. From the beginning, the service struck the perfect tone: friendly but never overbearing. Our server offered helpful suggestions and seemed genuinely interested in making sure we had a good experience. The pacing of the meal was smooth and unhurried, allowing us to really enjoy each course. The food itself was thoughtful and deeply satisfying. We started with a warm appetizer that featured caramelized edges, a touch of spice, and a beautifully balanced sauce that brought it all together. It was comforting and bold—a great way to begin. My main dish was a slow-cooked stew, rich and aromatic, served with a buttery side that soaked up every drop of flavor. The depth in the dish showed off the kitchen’s patience and precision. My dining companion ordered a plant-based entrée that was just as compelling—layered textures, fresh herbs, and a smoky finish that left us both reaching for second bites. Dessert was a quiet masterpiece: a simple slice of cake, delicately spiced, with a dollop of cream and a hint of citrus. Not overdone, not showy—just perfectly executed. This restaurant doesn’t shout for attention, but it absolutely deserves it. It’s a place that values quality, comfort, and care in equal measure. Whether you're here for a quiet dinner or to mark something special, it offers an experience that lingers long after the last bite.

its excellent quality. What to Eat: Huge selection of specialty breads, amazing morning pastries, and delicious savory items (bourekas, sandwiches, salads). Highly recommend the Pear and Almond Cream Tart! Fast Service: Very efficient with multiple cashiers and self-ordering kiosks. Short wait times for both food and coffee (2 dedicated coffee stations). Seating: Air-conditioned indoor seating and outdoor seating facing Giv'on Square. Convenience: Clean restrooms, free cold water, and the option to order online for quick pickup.

The best bakery in Tel Aviv! Great flavors and great stuff but very pricey and gets very busy on the weekend. Make sure to try the Almond Croissant. Open 24 hours during weekdays and closed on the weekend since the place is Kosher

The service is great and very fast. It’s a really nice place to come with the laptop. The coffee is excellent, the food is delicious. The salads can do better. I definitely will return.

I love Lehamim. It's a wonderful bakery that is working around the clock on weekdays. On weekends it is closed. On Friday it has relatively long lines, but they take minutes to clear. The verity is usually good, but if you want something specific make sure to call and reserve it because things run out. Highly recommended.

Truly my favorite bakery both in NYC and TLV. Fantastic selection of pies and pastries of you're in a pinch, and of course great place to have a snack.

Great spot for coffee, breakfast, and all kinds of breads and pastries. Come early on Friday if you want to skip the line!

This was just what I had hoped for, the service was great, the food was authentic and delicious, the portions were big... As a vegetarian I had enough options and they also told me they could just swap any meat dish with tofu which is amazing. I'm definitely coming back as I appreciate authentic Chinese food

Ask for the black menu with more authentic dishes. The twice-cooked pork belly and the ground-beef noodles are excellent.

Very unique and good place! The owners are nice and friendly chinese couple! The food is great, freshy and really huge meals! Price is okay, not high And a good options for vegan! I love it! Highly recommend it!

Great Asian food, amazing steamed fish, quality food. Service is top notch - obviously it’s Allenby don’t expect something too fancy, but the experience is authentic. Enjoyed every moment. And the hostess is amazing.

Good Chinese food for Israel. I mean if you ever tried chinese cuisine in Europe or in London - you’ll have a questions. Big portions, nice staff.

Best authentic asian in Tel Aviv. Great service, fast, and straight to the point. Fair prices, everything comes out tasty and great, very hot and swiftly. Highly recommend!!

Very authentic and very well done. A friend recommended this place, saying this is probably the Chinese restaurant in Tel Aviv, and I think he was right. I had the hot and sour soup, it was excellent. And for the main course, I ordered the Duck with Bamboo shoots, out of this world good. Don't miss out on this place!

One of the best restaurants in israel hands down. Everything is great here but my favorite is the Doshpara soup which is a must in every visit. Good for sharing. Stuffed onions are amazing with some cinnamon and other unique spices. All skewers are legendary, the lamb, kebab, liver and entrecote are my go to choices. But you can't go wrong here. All is good.

The kebab and soups here are just next level comfort food from the best bubz. The manti (like dumplings) were also very good. Don’t forget a plate of pickled veggies! Highly recommend this spot (they didn’t have an English menu but the staff will help you order).

Finally came here after many years on the bucket list for Tel Aviv - exceeded all expectations! Really unique Bukharan cuisine, with excellent service and atmosphere. Highly recommend the signature dumpling soup, the savory pastries, the fresh baked bread, and any of the kabobs (we had lamb and ground beef and it was insanely good). Will definitely be back. Thanks for an unforgettable experience!

Standard Bukharan dishes purchased a la carte. There’s always a long line when I pass by but I found a table immediately around noon on a Tuesday. The chicken skewer was absolutely delicious and the pickled green tomatoes are really unique. They do also have menus in English if you ask. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Excellent food, good value for money, A bit expensive for the level if the restaurant. Soups are fabulous and also the different dumplings. Grill food is good. Don't take rice dishes. After 12:30 there's big line.

We ordered a plate of pickles, french fries with parsley and garlic, skewers of veal almonds, kebab, entrecote and Chicken fillet. and everything was just perfect Kebab is the best recommendation .. Fast service and fun! The best grill restaurant in Tel Aviv

This is a good Bukharian restaurant with a kosher certificate. On my first visit, for 50 NIS I had an excellent and filling meal consisting of 6 salads and a so-called small pilaf containing rice, carrots, some beef and lamb, and some tasty spices which I did not recognize. Service was excellent, and the decor was elegant, with crystal chandeliers. There are menus in Hebrew, Russian, and (upon request) English. On a second visit I feasted on a delicious large bowl of Lagman soup containing meat, thick noodles, tasty spices, and fresh cilantro - the waiter asked me first if I wanted cilantro. For dessert I had candied pieces of quince; the menu called it jam. Very good. The restaurant is popular in its neighborhood. But it's worth going out of your way to try it. It's only a 15 or 20 minute walk from Hahagana train station or from the main bus station on Levinsky Street.

Kinto is a fine restaurant with great ambiance, elegance, and tasty Georgian Kosher cuisine located by the waterfront. It has 2 levels of seating and a private dining room tucked away on the upper level, which you can get access to via a long staircase. Expect great music and dancing on weekends. Moris is an excellent host and singer!! The service needs fine tuning. Certainly not to the level of American standard. But it's definitely worth returning to Kinto the next time in Israel. We had a wonderful time!!

Really nice tasty food that expresses the diversity and sophistication of Georgian cuisine. I would recommend to take the family and enjoy everything on the menu

Tasty dishes and friendly service. The portion could be a bit bigger though. Would be an good option if you arrive late and want quick tasty food before bed.

Great dinner. Couldn't tell you what I ate, but it was fabulous. And of course it's right on the sea.

Very tasty khachapuri. The Georgian beer was also very tasty. Very friendly server. Would recommend to anyone in Tel Aviv.

We've been 10 friends from work to celebrate on Monday evening. Very very tasty with fair prices. On Thursdays and Saturdays there is a Georgian celebration with music and dancing. I didn't experience that.

Perfectly seasoned meats and abundant servings. Great service. Very nice decor too

The atmosphere is fun, the venue is very elegant and has a good vibe to it. The service was very slow, took the food a long time to come out, and the waiters seemed to be a bit inexperienced. The food's plating is beautiful, and the ingredients are fresh, but the taste is a bit plain and lacks 'a kick', The dessert was excellent and saved the day. Overall, we had a nice time but expected a little more .

Visited this restaurant after receiving a great recommendation from a friend however, I wasn’t as oppress as she was the design of the place is quite impressive, even if it’s not perfectly maintained, but the seating is crowded, and it took a while until we were seated, even though we had a reservation. Then we were seated in location at the very end of the restaurant, and my personal view was towards the back kitchen, which was not well lit. The view I had was the big stain of moisture from the ceiling. The food was good - some dishes were mediocre and some dishes were very tasty. The service was pleasant, but quite slow. Overall for this price, I will probably go to eat sushi somewhere else. There are quite a few options in the city.

Unfortunately, today we chose this restaurant to celebrate a birthday. The food was okay, but after one sip of wine my boyfriend spit this out. It was most likely a cockroach. Anything can happen (although this happened not at a shuk, but in a restaurant that presents itself as high-end). What truly matters is how the staff handles such a situation. There was no service. The waitress gave a brief apology, but the manager didn’t come — we had to call him ourselves. We waited 5 minutes. They removed the wine and the dishes we didn’t manage to eat from the bill. We decided not to continue the dinner. This is clearly not the level of service one should receive at a restaurant like this. The whole situation was very unpleasant, especially because it was a birthday. The mood was ruined, and we will not come back here — and we don’t recommend to anyone. Imagine pulling this out of your mouth on your birthday

We went with my husband for dinner on a Sunday night and the place was full! The ambience and atmosphere were great! The waiter was very attentive. The food was fantastic, but especially the Bar Yam fish dish and the Neon Sushi roll. I know they have amazing desserts too, but we were too full to try one. Next time!

Very good restaurant. Didn't find a lot of Asian dishes, but there were some very nice touches, like the wasabi puree next to the beef fillet which was as excellent dish. As a matter of fact, i was quite surprised that the fish dishes we ate (4 out of 10 dishes) were good but not thrilling. Whereas the beef, lamb, agnolotti, and even the vegetable dish with the fire aroma were excellent. I definitely recommend the place. We were 4 people, ordered around 10 dishes, a drink each, and a chocolate desert, had a bill of 1111 nis. All in all, not a crazy price point, but not cheap. Well worth the time and money.

Food was really good and creative, with lots of unique flavors. Really liked the Squares, which had raw tune and crispy rice, the Maguro Nigiri, which had goose liver on top or a tuna sashimi, and the Gyoza, which was served with corn foam and was a really nice twist. We sat at the bar, which was pretty full and also had a couple of nice cocktails. Service was really good. Only drawback about this place is the atmosphere, which was kind of strange and very dates oriented rather than friends/groups kind of place, so don't expect the casual Tel Aviv vibe, at least not right now.

Absolutely incredible food both for breakfast and dinner. We stayed at Ink Hotel and ordered the Sun Young breakfast as part of our stay. So glad we did! The food and service are top notch. Only problem was we always left so full because we couldn’t stop eating all the food they gave us! (Which included a bread/croissant basket, yogurt with fruit and granola, garnishes, fresh salad, orange juice, coffee, AMAZING tuna salad and then our entrees which included salmon eggs Benedict, two types of shakshuka, and a crepe, among others.) At night, the place transforms into a trendy Asian fusion restaurant with all of the Asian-inspired favorites reinvented and taken to the next level. Such a fun environment and absolutely exquisite food. Would go back again and again.

Everything was just PERFECT… so much above expectations! every single dish was incredible (dim sums, bao, sushi, dessert). The waiters were so nice and calm. The music was superb. the ambiance was great… yes, it’s pricey but wow was it worth it. we had the best anniversary date we could have hoped for. Thank you to the entire staff - can’t wait to be back.

Excellent food, BUT! We sat down at 19:30. The waitress took our order and explained that the food is prepared when you order and would take twenty minutes. The pickles came fast and were great! The salmon roll came next and were perfect. HOWEVER, the soup didn't arrive (we had requested to get the soup and pickles 1st). We asked the waitress to check and we were informed that our soup and mistakenly be sent with a takeaway order. Our dumping and soup reached the table at 20:15. We were given a free dessert as compensation. EXCELLENT Asian food and great atmosphere, BUT the service needs to be improved!!!

Dim Sum as i like it. Good service, tasty food, and good ambience. Little loud when full. Doesn't come cheap, but I found it worth it (my limit, though).

Cute new Dim sum and dumplings place on Bugrashov st. 🥟 As authentic as it can get. The food was delicious! Everything we had was a good choice. We didn’t have the soup, though, but it looked great. 🍜 The menu was a bit overwhelming, but the waitress said it’d change soon. They have inside and outside sittings. The atmosphere was super cozy. Anyway, if you’re into real authentic dumplings - this one is for you. ⭐️

I was skeptical about the place since it’s a Dim Sum place in Israel. I was very very pleasantly impressed. The fillings are tasty and pretty authentic in all the buns and dumplings we tried. The wonton soup remind me of my home in southern China. Very happy about this place. Update: apparently the sushi is also amazing and the salad 🤤 my partner cannot stop wolting the wonton soup from here nowadays Edit: ordered from them and the quality went down while the price went up, no longer recommended

Delivery is great, dining in is amazing. A must visit when you in the city. We also ordered crispy baos and they were fantastic.

Really great option for a Saturday brunch! The have very fresh ingredients and offer a nice variety of dishes from the Japanese and Chinese cuisines. The service is really good and attentive. The restaurant is located on a street without much traffic during these days, which makes it quite a pleasant option for a Tel Avivian summerish brunch out.

Nice and cosy place Great food and ambiance

Delicious food and great atmosphere...

We had a friends gathering here on Saturday evening. The place is beautifully designed but was deserted at 20:00 pm. The service was nice but inattentive. The food was very good - the Georgian salad (which the waitress said was "nothing special") was fresh and spicy. And the cocktails were great. Points went down because of the service, we didn't feel "at home".

I think this may have been my worst restaurant experience yet . First of all , three flys buzzing over our food the entire time . How clean is this place ? Umm... not clean enough . We ordered a beef carpaccio appetizer , literally no taste at all and almost sure was store bought and put on a plate. We then ordered a meat platter and steak. The steaks were cold . We explained they were cold and they took it back , warmed it up somehow , and it still came back cold the second time . We gave up . We also ordered the foie gras baklava (2) , definitely does not do the price justice . 88 shekels a piece , come on .. Hate complaining but decided to anyways give our feedback to the nice waiter . He gave great service and deserved to know how we felt . He went to his manager and explained our dissatisfaction. When he came back saying that the manager said “it is what it is , I can’t do anything for them “ , we paid the 900 shekel bill and gave a 100 shekel tip to the nice waiter . On my way out , I met the manager, Ran, and gave him my feedback . Not only did he not accept my feedback he started getting mad and said “who do you think you are telling me how to work and what to do” . He went on and on and I just stopped him and told him good luck , I’m not here to have a conversation . Will not come back here . I dont recommend this place whatsoever . Manager doesn’t have minimal people skills , Food isn’t good and not worth the money . horrible experience .

The food was average, instead of giving the best alices of chicken i felt a bit like leftover night. The restaurant is beautiful but the service is inattentive and slow. All in all there are much better places for this price.

Great environment, nice hospitality, food is super but can be better

Was disappointed that Georgian cuisine even there is most georgian dishes underwent changes not to the best. For example: khinkali is served with plumb sauce ,khachapuri with tomato's sauce. Walnut in dishes changed with pine nuts. Music is from Moroccan origins. For resume : the name has be changed to Marocanomat -( russians will like it). Pity,that this nice please is in rubbers hand. They use the reputation

Unfortunately Ya Pan is overhyped and overpriced. The food was good, but not great and definitely not memorable. The best dish was surprisingly the Hanger Steak, which had very light Asian influence and is not what you would come to Ya Pan for, which is the fish and seafood. Nevertheless, if you want to go for the safe option or are just into meat then I would definitely give it a try.

Nice Japanese dishes. The curry dish was fantastic though I ran out of the curry rather quickly and all I was left with is the white rice with nothing to dip it in. The Udon noodles were pretty tasty too. Food price is is little on the high side as expected which is fine but the drinks are way over priced. Service is great.

We were there for Saturday lunch deal and it's great! Amazing VFM! The food is really good, very nice portions. service is attentive and friendly. Highly recommend!

One of the top bistros in Tel Aviv. I visited the locale more than five times and they never failed to deliver exceptional food. All the appetizers on the menu are excellent. As for entrees, the masman and curries are terrific, the steak is awesome, and the Japanese burger is inspired. The service was always immaculate while I was there. Keep in mind that the place can get quite busy, so reservations are recommended for anything but the off-peak hours.

Excellent service.Special and tasty food. Good atmosphere. Don't miss tuna tartar and grilled hanger steak. Not cheap,but worth it. We definitely enjoyed there!

Everything was amazing! 4 stars instead of 5 because timing could get better! We went for the first timers experience and let the waiter bring us a litttle bit of everything! Really good choice and for the second one we have some dishes in the list that we need to try so we will definitely come back! @breakfastalwayswins

Very disappointing, was looking forward to eating here for a long while - booked three weeks in advance. Although I am sure all the ingredients were very fresh, everything tasted like frozen deep fried. Food was mediocre at best - chicken burger, shrimp sandwich, lettuce salad, fries (very not good), fish tartar, octopus curry (undercooked rice), and pork belly. Drinks and service were good. Price - way too high for a Japanese burger joint.

we went yesterday and were very disappointed. The prices are way too high compared to what you get (150 shkels for 6 dry old pork ribs with little meat), and the food is not worth the trouble of coming. the lady who took the order was very nice, and this was the high point of the visit!

130 shekels for a meal of sweet and sour pork takeaway and they didnt even include a pair of freaking chopsticks

How to determine if its legit Chinese food? If it’s oily. The soup and noodles was shared by three people. Price is a little bit despite the large serving. Not all dish are always available.

This is one of the best Chinese restaurants in Tel Aviv. With 7 friends and 10 dishes we all paid only 63 shekels each. This is a reach Chinese restaurant and highly highly recommended!

A small hole in the wall serving quality Chinese food. The place is located in the south of Tel Aviv where refugees and work immigrants have settled down and established a nation within a nation. The food here is surprisingly good, especially the dumpling. The portions are large and meant to be shared. However, while the food seems more New York Chinatown, thd prices remain Tel Aviv, which means expensive. A dish here will run 100 shekels and more, a price fit for an upscale restaurant. Having said that, there value for the price, with a shrimp dish that is full of shrimp and meat dishes that can be split between three people (no sides and rice priced separately). Well worth a visit if you are in to genuine Chinese style food (that is Chinese food served outside of China).

Ever sinse the owner changed, from the original old Chinese couple who opened the place, to the current owner which seems to be a Philipino woman's co-op, the place really had a turn for the Good. The place is clean and service is awesome, there is a picture menu, with clearly displayed prices. They caiter to a wide budget variety with dishes starting at a 10ILS steamed bao Bunn and colmminating at a 300ILS gaint lobster. The dumplings are just awesome!! The mo-pad tofu is the same as in China. Really really recommended.

Casual but very tasty food . The morning glory and the soup dumplings are wonderful

Ordered x and got y. Staff horrible. After receiving the order. I waited five minutes for napkins!!! After I asked five times. The food was way below average. Never going to order from here again.

a restaurant can have a shity service if the food is good, sadly the food was awful. all of the dumplings are clearly bought frozen and still the restaurant had missing items. it was also very expensive buy frozen dumplings at any supermarkets near and microwave them for 2 minutes, it will probably be better. I am not coming back

Came with two 12 years old boys, we had a great lunch, very fast served and very deliciouse!

This is a joke. Food prices in this country are already extremely high, and the way this order was delivered only made it worse. I find it unacceptable and disappointing. I expected more.

The dim sums there are amazingggg!!!!! Took the dim sum deal consisting of 10 pieces and couldn’t resist of taking away 20 more home!! Would highly recommend for sure!

Great place. Very tasty dim sum, please authentic. Good prices also I recommend the chicken dim sum and the peanut sauce! Will came back for sure

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This place is not bad as a food court option, and it's your only option if you want Asian food. It's a little on the expensive side for a mall food court restaurant, but the portion sizes are very generous, so some meals can easily be two meals. The food is prepared very quickly, but it doesn't taste very fresh.

Gross. Too much sugar. Overpriced by a lot. Should be 50 NIS, not 75 NIS

The sushi was tasty but the portions were very small and expensive (the rolls were tiny)

Full of sugar and fat, sort of expensive. Ask for a taste before you order.

very unhealthy food ... Decent pricing but not to recommand

Fine prices and fine food. Nothing more nothing less.

Very good food, very good service