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  1. Kab Kem

    Thai

    Eat 71
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    Dim exposed bulbs cast a warm glow over jewel-toned walls and mismatched decor that somehow coheres into something that feels like a late-night Bangkok side street transplanted to Tel Aviv. This is a Thai restaurant where the kitchen leans into heat and texture without apology, and the pork belly with eggplant and basil has a habit of staying with you long after you've settled the bill.

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    Lincoln Street, 11, Tel Aviv, Israel · Tel Aviv-Yafo
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    9726889960
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