Die besten Restaurants mit Israelisches restaurant Essen in Bayern

A small restaurant with seating inside and outside. Typically Israeli. Dishes were also very good (falafel and hummus). I sat down to eat with my teenage son who was moderately hungry. In Israel, we would order a plate of falafel, hummus, pitas and pickles. The price should cover everything (possibly excluding pickles). There wasn't such an option here, so we had to share a falafel plate (four balls for €9!), hummus plate for everyone (approx. €9 - fits). The pitas are not included! You have to order these separately (very untypically Israeli). I also wanted Baba Ganoush and got a small bowl for €5 (expensive). To save money, I avoided pickled or spicy foods. We enjoyed the food, the shop wasn't unfull (as it was after 2 p.m.) but unfortunately it wasn't cheap (just under €40, with drinks). On Sundays our favorite restaurant on Berg-am-Laim Str. is closed, so we had to avoid it! The food is very suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

Israeli cuisine is always a surprise! In Tel Aviv-Jaffa you definitely shouldn't miss the appetizer platter and a delicious dessert with mocha. And not everything in between. The appetizer platter offers a wonderful variety of spices (the small one is enough for 2 people). The main course leaves you feeling full and very happy. The restaurant has its own charm. We'll definitely be back, but with friends. Good things have to be shared.

Sorry but that was the worst service in all of Munich. I can't recommend it to anyone.

Das Essen war super-lecker, auch Gerichte, die man zu kennen glaubt, überraschen mit einer besonderen Gewürzen udn Aromen ganz neu. Ganz besonderes zu erwähnen ist der sehr aufmerksame und flinke, aber komplett unaufgeregte Service. Wir hatten den Besuch im Schmock mit anschließendem Theater-Besuch geplant und das lief alles prima. Klasse. Wir kommen wieder, auch mal ohne Theater-Besuch, damit wir uns auch für die Desserts noch Zeit nehmen können.