Between Hong Kong and Rome, above the rooftops of Tel Aviv, the Pop & Pop restaurant overlooks everyone. On the 14th floor of the Four Towers, high in the sky, is a culinary entertainment complex unlike any other in Israel, which includes an Asian fusion restaurant, an event space, an exclusive concert bar, an art gallery and a decadent bakery.
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Gaijin is a vibrant modern izakaya, seamlessly blending modern Japanese gastronomy with an immersive atmosphere. Experience innovative cuisine, curated music, and crafted cocktails in an elegant, yet energetic setting.
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The kitchen of a Thai home offers a wide taste from all regions of Thailand with an emphasis on classic home / street dishes. The business menu is served from Sunday to Thursday between 12:00-16:30 and includes a first and main course at the price of the main course
A Japanese chef's kitchen which offers a range of dishes that are tailor-made for a full dinner or dinner, paired with special cocktails by the mixologist Or Assoulin, which creates a special and enjoyable dining experience. Late at night, the GOAT changes to a small mini-club as the lights go down and the music rises, making the GOAT the perfect departure option that combines good food, atmosphere and dancing.
New Year’s Eve at a! Come celebrate the New Year with us in an elegant and unforgettable evening, led by Chef Yuval Ben-Naria.
Kab Kem is a celebration, an act of leisure. It is a culinary experience that originated in Thailand and refers to a meeting between friends or family—an evening accompanied with food, alcohol, and music. The food in a Kab Kem meal is piquant and spicy. The alcohol accompanying it washes your mouth, sets the mood, and prepares you for the next bite. We took this unique experience and 'poured' it into the wild and boundless Tel Aviv nightlife. Our distinctive food, lively music, delicious cocktails, and warm hospitality make Kab Kem an unforgettable encounter between East and West in the beating heart of Tel Aviv.
Taizu – Asia Terranean Kitchen opened in 2013 by renowned Chef Yuval Ben Neriah. The kitchen brings a mix of Asian street food and the Mediterranean kitchen, featuring local twists on authentic street food dishes from five south east Asian countries, inspired by Chef Ben Neriah’s travels throughout South-East Asia. The restaurant boasts a unique dining journey inspired by the elements of Fire, Water, Metal, Wood and Earth combined with his personal interpretations. Since its opening, Taizu has won many prestigious awards, including most recently “Best Restaurant” (TimeOut, 2018), “Best Fine Dining Restaurant” (2017) and “Best Restaurant in Israel” (Forbes).
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Taizu invites you to celebrate the last night of the year with a special evening with aromas and techniques from across Southeast Asia. Enjoy the eve with lots of champagne
Thai 148 arranges your lunch with a 15% discount throughout the week, Sunday to Wednesday between 12:00-16:00
Onami at the Hilton offers business meals Sunday through Thursday between 12:00-16:00, including a starter and main course of your choice for 125/145 shekels.