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Chico Miko Bakery Seeks New Operator in Tel Aviv as Noa Bistro Closes in Judean Hills
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Chico Miko's Tel Aviv branch is up for lease but will reopen under new management, while Noa Bistro in the Judean Hills closes after three years. Both reflect ongoing challenges in Israel's food industry.
- 01Chico Miko's Tel Aviv Bogroshov branch is for lease but will reopen under new franchise ownership.
- 02The original owners sold the Tel Aviv branch due to management difficulties from afar.
- 03Noa, Local Baking in Kiryat Anavim closes permanently after three years.
- 04Noa's closure follows the departure of its founding chef earlier this year.
- 05Both closures illustrate ongoing struggles in Israel's culinary sector.
- 06Chico Miko remains active with branches in Netanya and Or Akiva.
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