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Israeli Chef Segev Moshe Faces Lawsuit Amid Plans for New York Restaurant
Chef Segev Moshe's Israeli restaurant chain, Segev Express, is facing a NIS 1.8 million lawsuit from Melisron for unpaid rent and fees at a Kiryat mall. This comes as Moshe prepares to open his first U.S. restaurant, Roots 29, in Brooklyn, New York, fulfilling a long-held dream.
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What happened
- 01Chef Segev Moshe's Israeli chain faces a NIS 1.8 million lawsuit from Melisron for unpaid debts.
- 02The lawsuit concerns the Segev Express restaurant at the Ofer Kiryon mall in Kiryat Bialik.
- 03Debts include unpaid rent, management fees, parking, and electricity dating back to 2023.
- 04Moshe is simultaneously preparing to open a new restaurant, Roots 29, in Brooklyn, New York.
- 05Several other Segev Moshe restaurants in Israel have closed in recent years.
- 06Moshe plans to manage operations in both Israel and the United States.
The lawsuit details accumulated debts and bounced checks due to account freezes, while other Israeli branches have also closed recently. Moshe plans to manage both Israeli and U.S. operations, with potential further expansion in Miami.
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