1. Hong Kong Dim Sum
There is something in the uniformity of their Sam echoes that is great to me, and the price is affordable too. Unfortunately after the corona it is no longer possible to sit in the place but only as a takeaway, and I take advantage of this to get to my number two point in the city – Bialik Square. Ben Yehuda 9
Hong Kong Dim Sum (Photo: Anatoly Michaelo)
Bialik Square
My and my wife’s favorite spot to take something to take away and eat out by the fountain. In Bialik Square there is always a feeling of being abroad and even when I want to catch a few minutes of silence alone I find myself there, in front of the old town hall in a bubble of silence and disconnection in the heart of the bustling city.
Bialik Square. Photo: Tel Aviv Municipality
3. BAZAAR Deli
Michelle the deli owner is a good friend, but regardless I love the place because he always manages to innovate. One of my hobbies is getting to the deli and looking for what’s new on the shelves, from a game I play with myself. I always manage to find new raw material from some country in the world, something new for a showcase or a new salad. The deli never bores me. Carmel 16
4. The Carmel 40
During the day when I’m hungry, one of my favorite places to stop is at Rostom, my fisherman. Because of its super-fresh merchandise I always buy raw materials from it at home and recently also for business, but the real reason to come to the stand is the fish sandwich which is a celebration. Rostom and Elad are one of the great things that happened to this city. Carmel 40
Carmel 40 (Photo: Ran Biran)
5. Not an easy burger
Cooks never eat during service. So at the end of the night, when I’m hungry, I find myself going to Spring and Oak without a light burger, sitting until the wee hours on a great crispy chicken and cold beer. For me this is the best way to end a shift. Ahad Ha’am 30
Not an easy burger (Photo: Matan Sharon)