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Wonderful European-Middle eastern fusion "hamara" restaurant in Levinski market area, but not cheap.
The concept is sharing-plates, classic Y-generation food with fun vibe and cool ambience.
The main downside is that dishes are sometomes small and relatively expensive (easily +100-150 NIS per person before drinks), but if you're ok with that, it's definitely a place to experiment with the new Israeli cuisine - most dishes were meat-based and all were between good to excellent and innovative. kebab starter - tiny but tasty; kubeniyeh starter very nice; the meat sambusak main was delicious, the meat ravioli was my favorite, the risotto was also well prepared!
For dessert we had the canoli which was unique and exactly the right ending.
On the second visit we had the feta cheese and hot peppers brule, the briosh steak and the cabbage and potatoes with bacon - all three dishes were excellent! The brule was really unique. In a later visit we had it again (was great with bread, quite spicy), and also tried their knafeh main dish which was suprising and flavorful. Again, a great experience.
In both visits, service was absolutely fantastic, personal, thoughtful - they went out of their way to make us feel comfortable and taken care off.