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Tel Aviv’s Sarona Market Welcomes Four New Food Spots, Including Smoked Salmon and Japanese Nigiri

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By לין לוי

First reported by Mako · Jun 14, 2026

What happened

Sarona Market in Tel Aviv has added four new food venues. The lineup includes Tomo’s first nigiri bar, Petrozilia’s relocated lunch spot, Leah Tzarfati’s smoked-fish stand, and Pizza Har Sinai. The piece highlights their menus, prices, and how each business adapted to the new location.

  • 01Sarona Market added four new eateries, including nigiri, smoked fish, and pizza.
  • 02Tomo opened the first nigiri bar in Israel, based on its Taibeh restaurant.
  • 03Petrozilia moved after its Rothschild building was slated for demolition.
  • 04Leah Tzarfati sells smoked salmon and fish she began making after years of searching.
  • 05Pizza Har Sinai’s Sarona branch features a visible room where 100 kilos of dough are hand-shaped.

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Full coverage · 2 outlets

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N12Center · HebrewJun 14, 2026
Tel Aviv’s Sarona Market Welcomes Four New Food Spots, Including Smoked Salmon and Japanese Nigiri
MakoCenter · HebrewJun 14, 2026
Four New Food Spots Open at Sarona Market, Including a Smoked Salmon Stand

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