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ASA Izakaya

Fri, 01 May 2026 12:00:00 +0300

ASA Izakaya is a modern Japanese izakaya on Ahad Ha’Am Street in central Tel Aviv, built around a traditional Irori charcoal grill that fills the space with smoke and energy. The menu features sushi, gyoza, ramen, udon, tempura, and charcoal-grilled seafood, alongside an extensive sake selection, beer, and cocktails.

Saka Ba

Mon, 16 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0300

Saka Ba opened in January 2025 on Zevulun Street, in the stretch of Florentin that runs up to Levinsky Market, and it arrived inside one of the busiest waves of Japanese openings Tel Aviv has seen — Gaijin, Wabi, Koko Neko and Ikari all within roughly a year. What sets Saka Ba apart from that crowd is that it isn’t trying to be a destination restaurant. It’s a neighbourhood izakaya: a small Japanese drinking spot built around a bar, with low backless stools scattered around it and a few seats outside. The name itself is a compound — saka from sake, ba from basho, the word for a liquor shop.

Saka Ba: Authentic Osaka-Style Izakaya in Tel Aviv

Mon, 16 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0300

Saka Ba: Authentic Osaka-Style Izakaya in Tel Aviv
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Saka Ba is an intimate Japanese izakaya that opened in early 2025 in Tel Aviv’s vibrant Florentin neighborhood. Drawing direct inspiration from the after-work drinking culture of Osaka, this authentic establishment recreates the convivial atmosphere of a traditional Japanese tavern where locals gather to unwind over drinks and shareable dishes.

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ASA Izakaya

Saka Ba

Saka Ba: Authentic Osaka-Style Izakaya in Tel Aviv

Saka Ba: Authentic Osaka-Style Izakaya in Tel Aviv #

Saka Ba: Authentic Osaka-Style Izakaya in Tel Aviv
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