Tel Aviv Kebab House

75-39 Main St, Kew Gardens Hills
(718) 793-3100

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Ortal Lavian

Just tried out Tel Aviv restaurant for the first time tonight, omgggg food was delicious 😋 and the service was great! I would definitely come back here again!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Emanuel Y

We had a family gathering of 12 people. We ordered some things in advance. When we got there, the table was set beautifully and all the salads were on the table. The whole meal was great. We ordered all types of food and it was delicious. Great service, very cozy atmosphere. Friendly employees. Everything was just perfect. The price is very reasonable, better than what I expected.
Great place.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

jonny kazakov

Very good waitress very, clean and pleasant.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Tami Levi

Over priced.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 2

Aminov Hanania

I love this restaurant
I'm visiting in the area and saw that this is very similar to my culture
Shish kebab of beef, chicken, beef liver, kufte kebab and more

Doron Youseflaleh

I like kabob

Benjamin

You must try the food it's amazing

Xiaochun Wang

Not so many people in this restaurant. Food is delicious, portion is big. They also serve some authentic Middle Eastern drink.

Elliot Porter

Another delicious meal. The ground chicken kebab was one of my favorite. The lamb is amazing... Oh and the plov! You must have the plov especially in the winter. The avocado salad is like an Israeli salad. Prices are reasonable and you leave very full and happy!

Muttakin Ahmed

I didn't and won't go to a restaurant who glorifies occupation and apartheid. End of story.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Rivka N

Everytime I came here I had a different experience. Once I ordered and found a piece of hair. The next time the beef and chicken didn't taste good, along with their soup. Consistency is key !!! This restaurant lacks it. The service - we waited an hour for the food to come out, while others who came after us received their food first. I will not be coming back . I was disappointed and am being generous with the rating.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

Andrew Kanouse

I'll start by saying my expectations were not so high when I grabbed takeout from here on a snowy day. And I was very much pleasantly surprised. It's a super unassuming spot, it was empty when I went, it's in a quieter area of Main Street.

Grabbed two things: chicken lula and pilimeny soup. I wasn't so familiar with really either of these. The chicken was delicious: plump, well-flavored, nicely portioned. Simple came with onions and nothing else. But a surprisingly good price for the size of beef. The soup I really didn't know what to expect but the broth was really a nice delight. It was heartier than I expected and the dumplings were plentiful and filled with meat. I will say I wish it came with a spoon (luckily I was eating at home).

Will definitely consider coming back to try more of the kebabs and definitely more of the soups. Altogether ~$18 which for the area is very reasonable.

Recommended dishes: Pelmeni Soup

SteelMan Steelman

It didn't quite turn out as delicious, & savory kabobs as we came to expect as a first timer ordered here to take out. The problem began with the "communication" as I (didn't speak Hebrew) called in. Two guys, on the phone (& in person as well) but struggled to explain their dishes. It was pretty late to call in other known kabob places. So, blinded by the Google Ratings (4.2*), I ordered.

The kabobs didn't taste good (as the meats & chicken weren't cooked enough or well. The tastes weren't there as the beef smelled a bit. I eat Glatt Kosher meat all the time. Also, the host confirmed white Basmati rice on the phone. Yet it was anything but plain white rice but. Sweet non-white rice full of with carrots, & beans. I thought Pahal Zan's (at 71st/Continental Ave & Austin St) kabobs were overrated (never rated them on Google) but at least, Tel Aviv guys weren't rude also (had smiles on 'em). DON'T order, if you are used to eating kabobs at Ravagh, Kolbeh, or other more known Persian kabob places in the city. You will be sorely disappointed & would remain starved overnight until the next time you have decent kabobs at a known restaurant) as I felt like my money was wasted. Once again, the hosts were nice at least.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 2

Recommended dishes: Beef Lula

Dr. Elisheva Parson L. Ac

Kid-friendliness: Yes

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lamb Shish Kebab, Samsa, Chicken Wings, Lamb Ribs, Pelmeni Soup, Beef Lula, Salad, Tashkent Salad

Alexander Parson

Great kosher place. The food is super fresh and good. Great service. Reasonable proces. I absolutely recommend this place.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lamb Shish Kebab, Samsa, Chicken Wings, Lamb Ribs, French Fries, Salad

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