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Tips about food and eating Tel Aviv is a paradise for people who like to eat whether you prefer a fancy gourmet restaurant or simple fast food you can always find something to your taste. Tel Aviv is a great place if you like food and appreciate fresh products and gourmet restaurants. You can find here a variety of foods : Mediterranean, Italian, French, Chinese, Japanese, American, Brazilian, North African, Romanian, Balkan, Argentinean, Indian, and sea food of course. You can find food not only in restaurants but also in cafés, bars, pubs and clubs. Some of the places are a café in the morning a restaurant at noon and a bar at night the bottom line is wherever and whenever you go out in Tel Aviv you will never be hungry.... Most Restaurants offer Lunch Deals called here "business meal" which is a fix menu at a reduced price usually on week days between noon to 4 or 6 pm. It is very worthwhile to go for it :-) if you are on a budget. If you decide to go to a specific restaurant I recommend to make a reservation by phone especially for evening meals. See a choice of favorite restaurants Fresh vegetables and fruits can be bought in the markets. Kiosks of Falafel, Shawarma, Humus and Techina are spread all over the city check the fast food page
the site of Daniel Rogov Daniel Rogov, one of Israel's most influential and eminent wine critics who writes weekly wine and restaurant columns in the Haaretz or if you read Hebrew you may look into the best site for restaurants Rest.co.il Hebrew |
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Israeli Fast food dictionnary :-)) Humus – a dish made of chick peas and served in a plate with tehina normally and olive oil – best eaten with a fresh baked warm pita bread. Falafel- fried balls made of chick peas stuffed in a pita with tehina, salad and other things at your choice Sabich – fried eggplant and potatoes all in a pita with tehina hard egg and more …. Tehina – a sauce made of sesame Shakshouka – eggs in spicy tomato sauce you usually get on a plate Jachnun – Yemenite dish – dough baked all night and served with kind of tomato sauce in a plate |
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