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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Chef Guy Gamzo Launches 3 Shekel Gyoza Deal at Tel Aviv Izakaya

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Chef Offers Dumplings for $0.80 in Fight Against High Prices

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Chef Guy Gamzo is offering dumplings for 3 shekels (about $0.80) at his Tel Aviv restaurant, Asa Izakaya, from Monday to Thursday between 5 PM and 6 PM. This initiative aims to make good food more accessible despite rising costs. Gamzo previously offered similar deals like 1 euro oysters and a 39 shekel business platter.

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  • Chef Guy Gamzo is selling dumplings for 3 shekels at Asa Izakaya in Tel Aviv.
  • The promotion runs Monday to Thursday from 5 PM to 6 PM.
  • Gamzo aims to make good food affordable and encourage diners to order freely.
  • He has previously offered similar value promotions at other restaurants.

Restaurateur and chef Guy Gamzo is launching an unprecedented initiative at his Japanese restaurant, Asa Izakaya, in Tel Aviv, offering dumplings for just 3 Israeli shekels (approximately $0.80) each. This promotion, available Monday through Thursday between 5 PM and 6 PM, allows customers to choose from fillings including chicken, vegetables, beef, and pork. Gamzo, who will also appear in the next season of "Game of Chefs," has previously introduced similar value-driven promotions, such as oysters for one euro at his restaurant "Helena" and a business platter for 39 shekels at "Chakula."

Gamzo explained that his motivation stems from a desire to combat the perception that good food must be expensive, especially amidst rising costs for ingredients, labor, and operations. He aims to provide "something good at a price people barely have to think about," encouraging diners to order more dishes and enjoy their meals without constant price calculations. This approach, he believes, grants diners more freedom and enjoyment, moving beyond price as the primary decision-making factor.

The promotion is particularly timely, offering warm and comforting Asian cuisine during the current season. The restaurant's address is 54 Oneida Street, Tel Aviv.

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