New Tel Aviv Kosher Steakhouse Offers Stunning Sunset Views
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
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- New kosher steakhouse ZOTI opened in Tel Aviv with sea views.
- The restaurant offers high-quality meat dishes and appetizers.
- The ambiance and sunset views enhance the dining experience.
- Prices are high, but considered good value for the quality.
- The reviewer plans to return to the restaurant.
A new kosher, upscale meat restaurant named "ZOTI" has opened on the Tel Aviv coastline, situated directly across from Charles Clore Park. The reviewer visited the establishment approximately two weeks prior to the article's publication.
Upon entering, the ambiance was immediately striking, enhanced by the sunset view through large windows, warm stone walls, unique lighting, and a prominent bar. The menu is clearly organized into starters, appetizers, main courses, and desserts.
The meal began with a highly praised brioche bread, described as exceptionally tasty, soft, rich, and comforting. Accompanying this were spicy, crunchy corn on the cob and an excellent beef tartare, which whetted the appetite for subsequent dishes.
Among the appetizers, the red tuna sashimi was noted as incredibly fresh and melt-in-your-mouth. A Jerusalem-style ceviche offered a delightful interplay of flavors and textures, and a beef fillet was also deemed excellent, tender, and cooked to a precise degree.
The highlight of the main courses was the 45-day dry-aged Nebraska prime rib, served with a baked potato and rich bone marrow. This dish was described as a flavor explosion, with the aged meat and bone marrow creating a memorable experience. Lamb chops were also served and found to be excellent, juicy, and falling off the bone.
While acknowledging the restaurant's very high prices, the reviewer concluded that the quality of ingredients, culinary execution, service, and the spectacular seaside atmosphere provided excellent value for money, stating a definite intention to return.