
Shakshuka
Eggs poached in a spiced, smoky tomato and pepper sauce with cumin, paprika and harissa — the beloved Israeli breakfast and brunch dish eaten straight from the pan.
Shakshuka, falafel, hummus and the vibrant flavours of Israeli cuisine.

Eggs poached in a spiced, smoky tomato and pepper sauce with cumin, paprika and harissa — the beloved Israeli breakfast and brunch dish eaten straight from the pan.

The definitive Israeli chopped salad of finely diced cucumber, tomato and onion dressed with lemon juice, olive oil and a generous hand of za'atar — fresh, crisp and indispensable.

Warm, silky hummus topped with whole chickpeas, paprika, cumin and olive oil — the Israeli way, served with fresh bread for an iconic breakfast.

An Iraqi-Jewish pita stuffed with fried aubergine, hard-boiled egg, hummus, tahini, amba and Israeli salad — Tel Aviv's greatest street food sandwich.

Crispy, herb-green deep-fried chickpea balls with cumin, coriander and parsley — served in pita with tahini and salad, the most iconic Israeli street food.

Deeply spiced chicken marinated in Middle Eastern spices, roasted until caramelised and served in pita with tahini, pickles and salad — the king of Israeli street food.

Israel's adopted morning classic — eggs poached in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce, finished with feta and herbs, served bubbling in the pan with challah or pita.

Homemade Israeli-style hummus — silky smooth chickpea and tahini cream, the kind found at hummus bars in Tel Aviv, where it's eaten warm with olive oil, paprika, and fresh pita.

Israeli-style crispy falafel balls — made from raw soaked chickpeas (never canned), deeply seasoned with herbs and spices, fried to a shattering crust with a moist green interior.

Vibrant shakshuka made with spinach, zucchini, and herbs instead of tomatoes — lighter, fresher, and equally delicious.

Smoky, creamy roasted eggplant dip with tahini and lemon — charred directly over flame for authentic smokiness.

Creamy labneh and egg shakshuka without tomatoes — elegant, rich, and deeply flavorful with garlic and za'atar.

Silky, lemon-bright tahini sauce — the essential Israeli condiment poured over everything from falafel to roasted vegetables.

Silky chilled milk pudding perfumed with rose water, topped with pomegranate syrup and crushed pistachios.

The vibrant, herb-forward cousin of the classic — eggs poached in a sauce of spinach, Swiss chard, green peppers, jalapeño and a generous handful of cilantro and parsley. A modern Tel Aviv brunch staple.

Tel Aviv's greatest street food — warm pita stuffed with fried aubergine slices, hard-boiled egg, Israeli salad, tahini, amba mango sauce and zhug. An Iraqi-Jewish breakfast eaten all day.

Yemen's extraordinary flaky layered bread — laminated with clarified butter and pan-fried until the layers separate into a crispy, honeycomb-like structure. Served with grated tomato, zhug and honey.

Yemenite Jewish slow-rolled dough pastry baked overnight until caramelised and tender — Israel's legendary Saturday morning breakfast.

Warm whole chickpeas in tahini sauce with cumin, olive oil and lemon — hummus's soulful, rustic cousin.
Eggs poached in a spicy North African harissa tomato sauce — Israel's beloved breakfast and brunch icon.

Israeli fried aubergine and hard-boiled egg pita sandwich with hummus, amba and salad — a Tel Aviv street food treasure.

Iraqi-Israeli pita stuffed with fried eggplant, boiled egg, hummus, salads, amba, and zhug — Tel Aviv breakfast icon.

Israeli flaky savory pastries — buttery puff or filo dough wrapped around feta, ricotta, and herbs, baked to gold.

Tel Aviv street food classic: pita stuffed with fried eggplant, soft-boiled egg, hummus, salad, tahini, amba, and crisp pickles.

Tel Aviv's other great pita sandwich — pillowy bread stuffed with golden fried eggplant, a soft-boiled egg, hummus, Israeli salad and a generous drizzle of tangy mango amba.