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Ha Homa Ha Sinit
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Kosher Chinese restaurant with vegetarian entrees, soups, and appetizers. Will prepare almost any main dish with tofu. Several vegan options including dim sum and noodles. Open Mon-Thu 11:30am-10:00pm, Fri 11:30am-4:00pm, Sun 11:30am-10:00pm.
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Added by A.Z.P. on 13 Aug 2011
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4 Reviews
First Review by DimSumMetal
OshriVeg
Points +469
Love it - Edit
Best Chinese in Tel Aviv. Excellent food, good atmosphere and prices.
Read morePros: excellent food, atmosphere , prices
Guest
Brok O. Lee
Points +3380
Disappointing - Edit
While it's very nice that this place is willing to make many dishes with tofu on request, I found the food to be not very tasty. The vegan egg rolls were greasy and without much filling. The vegan dim sum were made with a dough that was much too thick. And the stir-fried vegetables had a sauce that seemed to have MSG.
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A.Z.P.
Points +623
Israel's lone authentic Kosher Chinese - Edit
There are kosher Chinese restaurants in almost every city in Israel. Unfortunately, what passes for Chinese food is generally something "Asian-ish", of poor quality, cooked by migrant workers with little-to-no culinary experience who can pass as Chinese and wear Asian attire.
Read moreHoma Sinit (the wall of China)is the exception to the rule, as it actually has Chinese ownership and employees who have brought to Israel the authentic tastes of their homeland and you see it on the menu and taste it in every bite.
Amongst its merits, this is the only restaurant in Israel where you can get Chow fun. It is called Lu Mian (hand noodles) and you have to ask them for the square kind (Re-bu-ah in Hebrew, or show them a square with your hands)to actually get chow fun. The regular chow fun comes in a brown sauce which is simple and delicious and like almost all of the meat dishes you can have tofu substituted (or ask for a different sauce).
Amongst our other favorites here are the tofu Szechuan (which is spicy and comes out sizzling) and the Tofu Gon Bon (a light peanut sauce). For appetizers I recommend the authentic Baoze (steamed dumplings) over the egg rolls which are good, but you can get the anywhere.
As a New Yorker who spent every other weekend of my childhood making trips to Chinatown,I find Homa Sinit to be the only place in Israel which can even somewhat soothe my cravings for real vege Chinese. While this place is unpretentious and lacks a more or unique romantic atmosphere, the prices are very good and the food is real authentic Chinese and reeeal good!
Pros: Authentic and versatile for vegetarians, Quick, cheap and Delicious, Certified Kosher
Cons: Lacks atmosphere
Guest
DimSumMetal
Points +74
Great food! but it lacks the atmosphere - Edit
The food is excellent! spicy just the way I like it.
Read morebut the place feels like a dining room of a kibbuts.
the first thing you notice is that if you remove a few ornaments from the wall it looks like a dining room of a school or something.
We were not offered chopsticks and instead of the traditional fork and spoon such restaurants always serve we actually got a knife!
It was surprising.
The place is great for a cheap tasty chinese meal but I won't recommend bringing a date there.
Pros: excellent food, good value
Cons: the place looks cheap, not very traditional
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