This Mumbai-inspired street food joint became intensely popular overnight, thanks to its Thali, a riotous meze platter of cooked sauces and lentils, which showcases a medley of sweet, salty, astringent, bitter, and spicy flavors. Featuring both Indian and Pakistani-inspired options, for the authentic experience, start off with some options from Ma Pau's 'chaat' menu. These savoury South Asian staples are typically sold roadside and include samosas, pakoras, and onion bhajis, all for less than NIS 30.
Tel Aviv isn’t all hots guys and hummus. Their international cuisine game is getting stronger by the second, and now includes a handful of incredibly spice-packed Indian restaurants. Whether you duck into the locally loved Ma Pau, just steps from both the Great Synagogue and Shuk HaCarmel, or spice up your life with a curry stewed up by the Captain himself in Sarona Market, our suggestions for the best restaurants in Tel Aviv serving Indian cuisine include everything from a vegan restaurant on King George to a South African Tel Aviv street food fave.