Israeli food

Café La Lush: very good food in Ashdod - restaurant review

Café La Lush, a very large restaurant that opened two months ago, is open all day and definitely worth a visit.

A dish at Cafe La Lush in Ashdod.
A schnitzel meal at Oscar's, in Tel Aviv.

Oscar’s: Will schnitzel served on white tablecloths make it in Tel Aviv? - restaurant review

“Raising Up the Self-Employed” fair at the Dizengoff Center

A new food fair brings flavors from across the country to Dizengoff Center

Chinese almonds

Post-Passover recipes to try: Bagels, veggie soup, chicken, and almond cookies


Pascale's Kitchen: A light meal for the hot days

I thought it is time to recommend light dishes that require minimum toil in the kitchen, while still constituting a wonderful meal in honor of the week’s end.

PEPPERS AND ZUCCHINI IN HONEY

Great burger, skip the fries

Agadir opened a kosher branch in Jerusalem

Agadir

A great deal

Cafe Europa offers a new tapas and cocktails meal at very affordable prices.

Cafe Europa

New York style pizza

Domino’s Pizza launched a new very thin crust pizza called New York.

New York family pizza

Spa cuisine of the 'Carmel Forest' cookbook

Seared fillet of bass with beetroot and cauliflower risotto; fresh fig salad with caramelized goat cheese.

SEARED FILLET OF BASS ON A BED OF BEETROOT AND CAULIFLOWER RISOTTO

What do Israelis eat?

The honest answer to the above question is probably “everything and a lot of it."

FALAFEL

PASCALE's KITCHEN: Making jam with summer fruits

It’s so exciting when summer fruits finally start appearing in markets. All these colorful, juicy fruits – nectarines, peaches, plums, apricots – are so enticing.

Making jam

Nestea recalled after mold marks found on bottles

Gulp!

Nestea peach by Nestle

Chef turns falafel truck into booming Israeli restaurant

With its aromatic Sephardic dishes, Shemtov hopes to share the story of the global journey of the Israeli people.

FALAFEL

Israeli Chef Michael Solomonov wins James Beard award

The road was not easy. On the way, he discovered that cooking Israeli food in America might be seen as a politically charged act.

CHEF MICHAEL SOLOMONOV: ‘Israeli food is here to stay.’