Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Noya in Jerusalem

Even though it is on the list already, we took our kids (Chavi and Yisrael) out yesterday evening for their anniversary to Noya on Shlomtzion Hamalka Street, right across the road from Canela. It is a meat restaurant run by the same family who own Cafe Ne'eman. We have never been particularly excited about the dairy Cafe Neeman, but we did eat at Noya when they first opened about a year ago and we liked it. We returned last night and they have a new feature: it is called "Iskit Erev"; an Evening Business Menu. It is a very extensive menu (fish, chicken, meat, soups, salads) that includes a wonderful foccaccia bread with spreads for the table; appetizer, main course, dessert and tea. And all for 89 shekels per person. The only extra charge would be if you decided to have drinks. Of course you can also order from the regular menu, but if you want a great deal, go for the Iskit Erev. The food was great (apparently they have a chef who used to work at the non kosher highly acclaimed Ocean restaurant), the service was great and very personable, the ambiance is beautiful and the four of us staggered out (very full) for about 400 shekels including the tip. And if you have friends or family that only eat Mehadrin, this place fits the bill. One of the best deals in town, imho.

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