TAIZU, Tel Aviv

Taizu - Asia Terranean Kitchen, A new concept restaurant based on chef Yuval Ben Neriah's personal interpretation of street foods of five countries in South East Asia - India, China, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. The restaurant belongs to the fine casual dining category with the highest level of food, design and hospitality in an informal and accessible setting.

PRICE RANGE

USD 45 - USD 75

Special Diets

Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options

Meals

Lunch, Dinner, After-hours

CUISINES

Asian

FEATURES

Reservations, Private Dining, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service

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Harold J

864 reviews

Reviewed 11 February 2020

Almost douze points

Food was excellent and service was superb. Only a small problem. We ordered wine by the glass and when I got to the bottom of the wine glass, I inadvertently sipped the dregs of the grapes that left a very sour taste bummer. The waitress...More

Date of visit: February 2020

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lucasjmaier

3 reviews

Reviewed 10 February 2020 via mobile

Fabulous

We were there on a Sunday evening and had an Indian tasting menu. All nine dishes were deliscious and the waiters very attentive. Not cheap but absolutely worth visiting.

Date of visit: February 2020

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Mispar

328 reviews

Reviewed 7 February 2020

Good food, but ask what you will get

Most of the food was pretty good, with some clumsy efforts to mix Israeli food with Orient (Chinese tahini, for instance - but turned out to be very good). And avoid French toast for dessert - a huge toast with some mascarpone inside - hard...More

Date of visit: February 2020

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sliderTelaviv

120 reviews

Reviewed 31 January 2020 via mobile

Brunch heaven

Me and my brother went today to there Friday brunch . It’s 150 per person and includes 4 starters and 2 mains . Every thing we chose from dim sum , beet salad , Taizu Tatar and the duck and egg and the fried chicken...More

Date of visit: January 2020

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Yoavgazit1959

59 reviews

Reviewed 27 January 2020 via mobile

For those who feel O.K with spending 100-150 us$ per person

We came to an Indian dinner. The food was good but extremely expensive. The prices of the wine is outrageous, average of 100 dollar per bottle. Maybe buying flight ticket to India and dine there can be more cost effective.... In addition, most of the...More

Date of visit: January 2020

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EricZamir

14 reviews

Reviewed 18 January 2020

Tasty Asian Street Food at 5-Star Michelin Prices

My daughter asked to eat here as for her birthday. We were four. The restaurant is dark, tables dimly lit. Romantic, but one can barely see one's food. The service is disciplined, on a military level. The server takes over the dialogue and controls the...More

Date of visit: January 2020

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MARCELC_IL

138 reviews

Reviewed 11 January 2020 via mobile

Excellent dinner Recommended:Chinese

Excellent dinner Recommended:Chinese vegetables,Sashimi red tuna, Beef filet Super tasty, Price accordingly. Service 10/19 Atmosphere:Very chic

Date of visit: January 2020

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Licey7

449 reviews

Reviewed 6 January 2020 via mobile

Excellent option for dinner

The concept of oriental - Mediterranean in excellent. Highly recommend with a great variety of plates. Excellent option for sharing plates

Date of visit: January 2020

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annacX7040HA

5 reviews

Reviewed 2 January 2020

Too expensive

The food is special and tasty, but that's it. Not enough for such high price. Very tasty desert, but the attitude of the waiter just nullified the impression. The waiter was very slowly and ignoring.

Date of visit: January 2020

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ramidov

391 reviews

Reviewed 27 December 2019

Never disappointing

This time we have tried the new brunch deal- excellent- everything was perfect- atmosphere, food and service. Claims with much justification to be the best one in Tel A viv.

Date of visit: December 2019

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