Chili Restaurants in Tel Aviv
The best places in Tel Aviv to eat Chili. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Tel Aviv who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Tel Aviv, 49 Levinsky St, Tel Aviv, Israel, 66526
"The name of this place is written only in Hebrew. it is located on levinski, just a bit east of the northeast corner of levinski nearalat binyamin st. inside and outside. each day they have various items available. usually ask vegan and they will tell them what is vegan. the blackboard has the tags, but only in Hebrew, so just ask the server what is available. in the night I went there were 3 choices: bohnensuppe, black bohnensuppe and dal (lentilsuppe.) I have the dal that was super great. for dessert there were several vegan options. I and my friends have the malabi and chocolate truffles. the malabi was really delicious, but the chocolate truffles were incredibly delicious."
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City: Tel Aviv, 81 King George, Tel Aviv, Israel, 69984
"The falafel was good but the hummus was the worst I had in Tel Aviv. Service was bad too."
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City: Tel Aviv, Frishman St 42, Tel Aviv, Israel, 6439505
"Cheese hummus pita all the way — one of the best street foods I had in my life. The compliment pickles are such a treat. Just amazing."
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City: Tel Aviv, 30 Levontin, Tel Aviv, Israel
"Well, as healthy as fast food can get but you really don’t taste a difference between air frying and conventional frying. We tried the burger, the salad and the Mexican bowl, all dishes are very tasty! And be sure to try the onion rings"
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City: Tel Aviv, Sderot Washington 30, Tel Aviv, Israel, 102344
"Not cheap, but affordable for a taste. Very high quality chocolate balls."
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City: Tel Aviv, Chlenov 22 St (at Wolfson St), Tel Aviv, Israel
"Delicious sandwiches, best coffee in tel aviv and great vibes! sweet deli coffee spot in a vegan business with relaxed, quiet outside sitting from the main street. the staff is super friendly! coffee was the hands down."
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City: Tel Aviv, 275 Dizengoff St, Tel Aviv, Israel
"My favorite place to eat Thai food! Vegan and gluten free options..the food is just sooo good! Great service too. Usually need to wait for a table"
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City: Tel Aviv, 23 Menachem Begin St, Tel Aviv, Israel
"Yeah, just a vegan dessert, but that was fantastic. we had a vegan surprise menu. the taste was delicious. a little more expensive but it was worth it. sometimes they have to treat themselves; friendly and helpful staff."
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City: Tel Aviv, Levinski St 39, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
"Had a nice late breakfast. service is informal and friendly. eating is great! Chewed chili pepper and weinlese skhoog is great, like the Beetroot salad and ceviche. coffee is also very good."
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City: Tel Aviv, 50 Dizengoff St, Tel Aviv, Israel
"Dim sum shop is a clever idea for a city with specialized and innovative restaurants. it is clever, because by mass production and concentration on, dim sum, they have made it affordable. also by selling them uncooked, they expand the options and let more israelis be introduced to dim sum in their own houses. first to the dim sum. there are 7 species of vege dim sum. no are spectacular, but some are very good. our favorite was the mushroom gyoza filled with real shitakis! we also liked the fried vege gyoza and the spinach/peanut shumai. what the Spinat-Sumai was separated from being big was that the spinat was immediately. if it was fresh and had more texture, it would have had an additional dimension. for appetizers we tried the wakame salad and isan noodle salad. both were fundamental and unimaginative. if they like the taste of wakame, they will like the wakame, but the handle salat is a bit stretchable as it is 95% unflavored wakame. the isan noodles lubricated like cold noodles in sweet chili. we also tried the fun noodles. according to the English menu it should come in a curry chocolate sauce, but it was held in a sweet chili. when I came back, there were no other options except a soy sauce. it tasted okay, but it was nothing special. I think the menu was unintentionally tricky. Overall, this is about the dim sum, but offers some additional possibilities for those who are not in the mood. the dim sum shop is a great place to make (or take and steam to house) an affordable meal, mix and pass the various types of gyoza, koyo and shumai, with the different sauces, until they find the small edible shaved rest they find the best."
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Chili
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$4.9
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