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    Tel Aviv Authentic Chef Kitchen

    4.4 (14 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 4:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    I just went to pick up an order of 2 halah breads schnitzel and 1 plate of rice and meat balls. The cashier pack everything in 1 plastic bag, said Shabbat shalom and thank you . I drove back to my office to eat with my coworkers. When I got to the office I opened the bag and see only the 2 schnitzel order , the meat ball dish wasn't there. I call to ask ether for a refund or for them to send it in Uber (it's 20 min drive from my location). The lady over the phone blame me that I didn't pick it up and it's there waiting for me on the counter. (and again it was all packed and sealed in a bag that can easily contain 5 different dishes, and the same guy that made the schnitzel is the guy that pack the meet balls dis Poor customer service, I will never order from them again. And by the way, I'm Israeli.

    daniel s.

    I am a fan of the Tel Aviv restaurants, but this one should be judged on an entirely different level, as while it is under the "Tel Aviv" umbrella, there is a huge distinction this location has as their "Authentic Chef Kitchen." Simply put, this location is really a stand-restaurant, a mom and pops if you will, with their own menu and nothing like a chain restaurant. The kitchen is in the back, and there is a small counter inside the Super Sal Market, but it's really as if you are eating in father and daughter (David and Maytal) combo's home, as they serve you a rotating (with some everyday mainstays) variety of authentic Israeli food, specifically Mizrahi/Sephardic specialties. I have to be careful what I buy here because my Iraqi mother-in-law can get very jealous, but she even loves their food. My sabra wife sends me here a couple times a week to get that homemade (as in it's not only yummy, but it reminds her of home). My baby daughter scoops the "Israeli" couscous (they have excellent traditional couscous as well) with her hands right into her mouth. Their variety of soups is as good for the soul as it is for the body, all healthy and delicious. Their Falafel? I don't think it's the same as the other locations, because truthfully, I'm not crazy about Tel Aviv falafel but I really like it here. Their Schnitzel? Again, blows away the other locations, in fact, it's the best schnitzel in town, and by that I'm including Dr. Sandwich in the Fairfax District....and here you don't have to wait until shabbat to get Dr. Sandwich's famed schnitzel on challah, at Tel Aviv Authentic Kitchen you can choose the fluffy, doughy, golden goodness of the challah schnitzel sandwich every day. Now, I'm trying to work on my figure, as they say, so I can't be eating that heavenly sandwich every day, so today I mixed it up and got the grilled chicken thighs in a pita. Also fantastic. Their meatballs? also fantastic. And while it's not remotely Israeli, they make a penne marinara that's better than most of the Italian restaurants in Los Angeles, too. I'm not joking. I call them just to request that. In closing, I can go on about the food, the authentic dishes, the grilled vegetables, all the ways they do potatoes, the sauces, the stews, etc., but almost as important as the food itself is the hospitality, and in that department this father/daughter team also shine. They know your name, they know what you like, and they do their best to serve you with love from their family to yours. You can't get much better than that in the food business. It's why I go there a couple times a week, and why I highly recommend you do to!

    Mehrdad K.

    Nice and clean. Good Middle Eastern good ready to dine. I like the place. It was very clean and neat. I come back again and taste different foods.

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    I call ahead and order is ready. Best falafel, roasted eggplant, but skip the fries. I always order the pita falafel with all the extras.

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    The prepared food was excellent and the selection of salads is great, feels like Tel Aviv

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