Malka is a kosher spot in Sarona, Tel Aviv.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Sun-Thu and Saturday evening service only; the kitchen closes Friday afternoon for Shabbat and reopens after nightfall on Saturday.
Guided tour · 2 hours
On this extravagant tour we will have a food tasting of the Sarona Market and Azraeli Center. Your tour guide is also an Israeli soldier in the reserves.
Guided tour · 5h 30m
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Bodega on Carlebach Street in Tel Aviv is a kosher American diner, its bacon cheeseburger built from beef bacon and vegan cheese under supervision.
TipKosher hours apply: closed Friday for Shabbat, with Saturday service resuming at 20:30.
Rashel at Hangar 27 in the Tel Aviv Port serves kosher Moroccan and Mediterranean dishes in a lounge setting, with Mehadrin Badatz kashrut supervision.
TipClosed all day Friday for Shabbat; Saturday service starts at 19:00 once Shabbat ends.
Darya inside the Hilton Tel Aviv is a kosher meat restaurant led by chef Hillel Tavakuli, its menu tracing Silk Road flavours through Asia and Persia.
TipClosed Friday and Saturday for Shabbat; book ahead for the Silk Road tasting plates, the room fills with Hilton guests midweek.
Bodega on Carlebach Street in Tel Aviv is a kosher American diner, its bacon cheeseburger built from beef bacon and vegan cheese under supervision.
TipKosher hours apply: closed Friday for Shabbat, with Saturday service resuming at 20:30.
Meshek Barzilay off Rothschild Boulevard runs an organic vegan kitchen in Tel Aviv, with weekend brunch starting two hours earlier than weekday lunch.
Anastasia by Dizengoff Square runs an entirely vegan kitchen in Tel Aviv, from raw-food plates to a dessert counter built around plant-based ingredients.
Cafe Kaymak sources its produce from the neighbouring Levinsky Market in Tel Aviv, pouring Turkish coffee beside a daily vegan menu and Friday breakfast.
