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Ramat Gan Bistro Reopens With New Concept After Iranian Missile Strike
Ramat Gan's G27 bistro has reopened six months after an Iranian missile strike caused severe damage. The restaurant now features a new kosher concept with three distinct daily menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, led by chef Naor Partush.
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What happened
- 01Ramat Gan's G27 bistro reopened six months after an Iranian missile strike caused significant damage.
- 02The March 2026 strike forced the restaurant to close for extensive renovations and a concept overhaul.
- 03The reopened G27 offers three distinct menus daily: cafe/bakery, lunch, and full-service dinner.
- 04Chef Naor Partush leads the reimagined kosher establishment focusing on fish, cheese, and seasonal ingredients.
- 05The restaurant's new concept has been well-received by customers, according to the owners.
The strike in March 2026 forced a lengthy closure, during which the owners redesigned the space and refined their culinary offerings, which include fish, cheeses, and seasonal ingredients.
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