Restaurants In Israel Master Thread

[avadah]

Any reviews of Rodriguez since it switched to Rubin?

[sky121]

Kid friendly dairy and meat restaurants?

[dealer]

Kid friendly dairy and meat restaurants?

which area?

[sky121]

which area?

Jlem

[dealer]

It's rabbanut mehadrin, but on the teudah it says that it's a joint hashgacha with aguda and machzikei IIRC

its not a joint hashgacha.  The rabbanut is telling you  that the meat/ chicken they are using are either aguda( kehillos or she'eris IIRC)

[shmielyosef]

Anyone been to red heifer recently? Is it good?

[Ekay]

It’s good but over priced.

[S209]

It’s good but over priced.

Really? I didn’t think it was too bad relative to other high end restaurants in Yerushalayim

[Live N Learn]

Really? I didn’t think it was too bad relative to other high end restaurants in Yerushalayim

The reason it's a popular choice, is the hechsher.

[S209]

The reason it's a popular choice, is the hechsher.

True, like Entrecôte

[Emkay]

The reason it's a popular choice, is the hechsher.

Also location.

[Emkay]

Really? I didn’t think it was too bad relative to other high end restaurants in Yerushalayim

It was by far the least favorite restaurant I've been to here.

[jmz]

It was by far the least favorite restaurant I've been to here.

Whens the last time you've been there?
And in terms of what is it your least favorite?

[Emkay]

Whens the last time you've been there?
And in terms of what is it your least favorite?

It's been a year since then.
Slow service, expensive menu, subpar food.

[jmz]

It's been a year since then.
Slow service, expensive menu, subpar food.

Interesting. Last time I was there the waitress was pretty efficient. It is an expensive menu, there's no discussion there. So I find that you have to know what to order. Should it be like this? No, but it's Israel. I've been there quite a few times over the last few months and I do stick to ordering the same things. Maybe that's why I find it pretty decent. I would go there before skyline but that could be because I had a terrible experience last time( at least a year ago, so not really a fair take on it).
But the decor and paper on the tables at red heifer piss me off to no end because how can you charge so much yet be so cheap.

[grodnoking]

Atza (sushi restaurant) was pretty good.
Very small Chinese menu too, but I enjoyed the Chinese do to the fact that it tasted good and had a "real" food taste to it. Most Chinese places have overbearing flavor in thier food, but this was good.

[jmz]

Atza (sushi restaurant) was pretty good.
Very small Chinese menu too, but I enjoyed the Chinese do to the fact that it tasted good and had a "real" food taste to it. Most Chinese places have overbearing flavor in thier food, but this was good.

Any specific recommendations you can give on what to order?

[grodnoking]

Any specific recommendations you can give on what to order?

It's sushi, which is all based on taste. And very few Chinese dishes (maybe 5), so based on what type of dish your in the mood of thats what you should get. I dislike big menu's and choices when 5 should do, so I was happy with that. Would be nice if there where some Chinese sides.

Didn't like that the outdoor seating was near the entrance to a supermarket but they tried to section it off. If you want to eat inside call ahead to reserve (they do reserve tables).
Very good table service was also why I liked it alot.

[davidrotts63]

Atza (sushi restaurant) was pretty good.

-1000
Place is terrible my salmon had skin on it in the sushi
ETA: the Chinese is good, but they are stingy

[avadah]

Atza (sushi restaurant) was pretty good.
Very small Chinese menu too, but I enjoyed the Chinese do to the fact that it tasted good and had a "real" food taste to it. Most Chinese places have overbearing flavor in thier food, but this was good.

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