Tasting Menu
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5 tasting menu restaurants worth the trip across Israel, editor-ranked. All cuisines in Israel.

OCD ★ 4.8

$$$$Tasting menuJaffaTel Aviv

OCD in Jaffa seats 19 around an open kitchen for Raz Rahav's tasting menu of 16 to 20 plates, blending Israeli and Jewish flavours with haute cuisine.

TipThe price rises to ₪760 per person from 1 October 2026. Book well ahead; the room is 19 seats.

Hiba ★ 4.7

$$$$Tasting menuSaronaTel Aviv

Hiba is chef Yossi Shitrit's fine-dining room on Menachem Begin, serving a seasonal tasting menu of ten to fifteen courses in two seatings a night.

TipDinner runs Monday to Friday in two seatings, 18:00 and 21:00; wine pairings cost ₪240 classic or ₪420 for rarer regional bottles.

Pastel ★ 4.6

$$$$Tasting menuLev HairTel Aviv

Pastel sits inside the Tel Aviv Museum of Art on Sha'ul HaMelech, where chef Teddy Kagan runs a seasonal kitchen with a terrace over the sculpture garden.

TipClosed Sundays. The Friday schedule splits into a lunch and a separate evening seating.

Popina ★ 4.6

$$$$Tasting menuNeve TzedekTel Aviv

Popina in Neve Tzedek is chef Orel Kimchi's open-kitchen dining room, sorting seasonal produce into pickled, steamed, baked, roasted and slow-cooked plates.

TipThe kitchen closes at 23:00 but the room stays open for the last table. Closed Saturdays for now.

Studio Gursha ★ 4.3

$$$Tasting menuFlorentinTel Aviv

Studio Gursha on Derech Salame is chef Elazar Tamano's Ethiopian and pan-African tasting room in south Tel Aviv, plating dishes rooted in his own heritage.

TipChef Elazar Tamano's own linoleum prints line the walls; gursha is the Ethiopian gesture of feeding someone the first bite.

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