Sushi

Not all River branches are kosher but several are and the newest one most definitely is – making it an attractive proposition, even for Netanya residents like us.

Food delivery platform Ten Bis revealed statistics for the most popular orders in Israel overall, as well as ordered by city and food categories.

Study authors concluded that "government recommendations should be reviewed to emphasize the beneficial value of fish consumption during pregnancy."

The tiny restaurant looks very generic, but the food it serves is absolutely excellent.

If you want to eat at the restaurant, reservations are recommended.

My biggest complaint about sushi in Israel is that some places skimp on the fish, which is of course the most expensive ingredient. Here the sushi had plenty of fish.

Several years ago, the owner decided to open a sushi bar carved out of a section of the restaurant. He named it Sefora after his late wife.

I have no doubt that in time, River in Herzliya Pituah will be as popular as all the other branches in the chain.

The sushi from Uran’s is the closest I have found to that experience in Japan.