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  1. M25

    Middle Eastern

    Eat 71
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    A butchery counter stacked with fresh cuts greets you at the door of this meat-forward restaurant tucked down an alley off Carmel Market. The menu changes daily and arrives on a blackboard, which keeps things honest. Chargrilled lamb stuffed into pitta with tahini is the kind of thing people come back for specifically. Regulars who eat a lot of meat find this place and then tell everyone they know.

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    • Arais

      “'Arais' is a must-try: chargrilled lamb, tahini and salad stuffed in a fluffy pitta flavoured with the meat's juices.”

      The 50

    • Caesar salad

      “Or the unique spin on the Caesar salad – lettuce grilled on the coals with lamb croutons and parmesan.”

      The 50
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    Simtat HaCarmel 30, Nachalat Binyamin, Tel Aviv, Israel · Tel Aviv-Yafo
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    972 3 558 0425
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