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Aladino Restaurant in Ma'ale Adumim Offers Extensive Menu

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The Aladino restaurant in Ma'ale Adumim, under Chef שי דייני, is offering an extensive menu featuring dishes like tomato carpaccio with a poached egg and veal kibbeh. Viral videos of dancers and torches initially drew attention to the establishment. While a bell is available for service, WhatsApp proved to be a quicker communication method for the reviewer. The restaurant holds a מהדרין kosher certification.

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  • Aladino restaurant in Ma'ale Adumim features an extensive menu by Chef שי דייני.
  • Standout dishes include tomato carpaccio resembling burrata and veal kibbeh.
  • Viral videos of dancers and torches initially attracted attention to the restaurant.
  • The reviewer found WhatsApp a faster service method than the restaurant's bell.
  • The restaurant holds a מהדרין kosher certification from the Ma'ale Adumim Rabbinate.

The Aladino restaurant, located in the D-CITY complex in Ma'ale Adumim, has launched a comprehensive menu curated by Chef שי דייני. The dining experience, initially conceived for hotel guests and spa visitors, has expanded to offer a wide array of dishes. The restaurant gained attention through viral videos featuring dancers, torches, and a bell, prompting a review of its offerings.

Among the standout dishes are a tomato carpaccio with a poached egg resembling burrata, and a veal "kibbeh" served with smoky onion cream and a sweet potato salad. The menu also includes "Fields of Greens" with apple carpaccio and almond crust, and a "Mahane Yehuda Sabich" featuring roasted eggplant, egg, "amba," and harissa aioli, described as more than just a salad.

Main courses include chicken skewers served over polenta, and "Assado" cigars made with short rib wrapped in corn husks with caramelized onion cream. The meal concludes with desserts like millefeuille with berry sauce and a chocolate nemesis with sea salt.

Despite the restaurant's unique bell feature, intended for summoning waiters, the reviewer opted to use WhatsApp, finding it a faster method of service. The restaurant's address is דרך ימית 10, D-CITY complex, Ma'ale Adumim, and it holds a מהדרין kosher certification from the Ma'ale Adumim Rabbinate.

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