Asian menu in the Malcha Mall
Favorite sushi and noodle dishes.
Kashrut:

Sushi N Bagels is the only sushi restaurant in Israel with the Eida Haredi stamp of approval.
Unable to purchase sushi ingredients that would meet the requirements of the Eida Haredit kashrut, Avi set off to develop the ingredients including his very own Nori - dried edible seaweed used in Japanese cuisine.

Sushi N Bagels has a good selection of sushi. There are all vegetarian and fish maki and sandwiches. There is spicy tuna and non-spicy sushi rolls, with and without tempura. In case you don't see it on the menu you can make your own combination sushi. Poke bowls are also available, with and without fish.

Newshi is the stand-out Asian restaurant on the Dam Hamakabim boulevard. The menu offers a good variety of Asian style dishes. Meat is woven into many of the dishes, but there are also plenty of vegetarian options. There are plenty of tables inside and more seating outdoors.

We started with a shared order of Fish & Chips served with Hollandi Chips also called "Amsterdam chips." These are unique as they are fried several times to get the crispy consistency. Warning: you can't just eat one.

The signature dish of this restaurant, the Crazy Wok. This is a generous bowl of noodles and vegetables in Teriyaki sauce. The twist is that the noodles are made of beets, and are thus red in color. A bowl of red noodles is somewhat jarring but at her insistence i tried the dish and was pleasantly surprised.

Enjoy fine sushi and Asian dishes at Oshi Oshi Pardes Hana. Sushi is the Oshi Oshi specialty but the menu has a good selection of vegetable dishes and Noodle dishes with beef and chicken.

The menu has a full page of starters, and none of them are sushi. There is the favorite pickled Asian salad, our favorite Edamame, a fresh salad and just rice. Dim sum and egg rolls are favorites. The menu shows pictures of all the foods so you know just what to order. Portions are generous and appropriate for sharing.

The Pardes Hana branch does this chain of restaurants proud. Come see for yourself.

Nini Choo Bar/Restaurant in Petach Tikva is your address for delicious Asian cuisine in a true-to-style atmosphere. Not just sushi, but also sushi, and a full menu of excellent Asian dishes.

Nini Choo checks all the boxes. The restaurant is beautifully designed, with comfortable minimalist light wood furnishings. The menu is varied, with a good selection of meat and veggie dishes. The dishes are beautifully presented and the service....well...Asian hospitality. And as for the food....

SameSame in the Park Raanana strip mall is now kosher. The restaurant is the northernmost shop in the row, facing Derech Yerushalayim. SameSame provides good food at a reasonable price. The restaurant offers Asian style foods that are adjusted for the Israeli pallet. The menu is a mix of Israeli top picks from the Asian world.



The menu (Hebrew and English) is a mix of Asian cuisines. The flagship of the restaurant is the sushi, with a long list of different types, most of which are tweaked for the Israeli pallet. The favorite is the Fire roll. Must be spicy, I thought. Not exactly. The top layer of the roll is raw salmon that is seared with a blow torch, creating a crispy shell.

Nini Hachi is a classic Asian Sushi Bar/Restaurant. There is an open bar with seating where you can view the sushi preparation, and a full menu of delicious Asian delights.

This is a spacious restaurant with table seating on the entrance level and upstairs. The atmosphere is clean, simple and pleasant. No frills, just good food.

There is a great choice of meat and fish skewers but our favorite are the amazing vegetable and rice dishes. Tofu, mushrooms, asparagus and more are expertly prepared and delicious B'teavon!

Nili Wine Bar and Restaurant is one of the most inviting restaurants on the midrachov - the central pedestrian mall of Zichron Yaakov. Nili attracts a variety of customers and everyone will feel comfortable.

Breakfast is served from 8 till 12 noon. A separate full dairy menu is available only from 12:30pm. The breakfast menu offers 3 varieties of shakshuka, two breakfast combinations with eggs, salads, grains, breads, coffee and drinks of different types. That's what I call breakfast.

At 12:30 Nili opens their full dairy menu of dishes for lunch and the rest of the day/night. This includes a long list of dairy specialties and lovely sushi as well.