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Top 5 Arabic food in Hof Carmel, Haifa District, Israel
Reviews on Arabic food in Hof Carmel, Haifa District, Israel including Nof Mul Havadi, HaBait, Quando Pasha, Ein ElWadi, Zaman oven
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1. Nof Mul Havadi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By MessaM
We had a real treat here. Delicious food, terrific service, very clean and pleasantly decorated venue -- all with beautiful views. Prices are very reasonable with large portions. There is a winding road to get to this Arab village, but it is well worth the trip.
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2. HaBait
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By eyalandhila
The other reviews have described the restaurant well, so I don't have much to add. This was our second visit. In our first visit the restaurant was nearly empty when we arrived, it was a regular workday, and we had an amazing time. This time we came on a weekend, and it was packed. Despite this, and despite our expectations, we had a wonderful time. The food really is exceedingly good.
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3. Quando Pasha
Overall Ratings
5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By SFFoodie01
This charming and beautiful restaurant is located in a converted Ottoman era bathhouse that reflects the history of the place and the artistic sense of the chef. The food is fabulous, very light, perfectly seasoned and presented, and yet the restaurant feels comfortable and homey. It was a uniquely satisfying experience. We loved it!
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4. Ein ElWadi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 984 reviews
Reviewed By 820diarmuidl
First things first, the staff. The lady looking after us was top drawer. Really kind, welcoming and offered great advice throughout. Pointless coming here if itâs to go for the obvious and/or easy back ups on their Italian dishes. Go crazy, listen to them, look around and see what others are eating and go for something you were not planning. Your taste buds will thank you. The house wine, local Cabernet was totally nice although after the fact I wish I had tried the Ramallah red as I might not get a chance again. I had booked for the terrace but quickly changed my mind on discovering the interior. Itâs pretty cool and well pretty cool.Verdict: A no braiser, go for it.Photos: the mains dishes (local) and the Shishbarak
5. Zaman oven
Reviewed By Icchok
The salads were good. The chicken on sumac was delicious. The kebab not so much. The staff could crack a smile. ONCE! Cheap and good if youâre in the area. Not as good as Rama.
