CLOSED: Susha

CLOSED: Susha
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Vegan-friendly

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Asian

Kosher

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Serves fish, vegan options available. Offers fish. Meets the Israeli vegan friendly standard. Small Kosher Asian food restaurant with a large menu, many marked vegan items. Offers soup, dim sum, egg rolls, salads, and sushi. Open one hour after Shabbat ends on Saturday. Reported closed November 2021.

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12 Herzl Street, Tel Aviv, Israel
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+972-33001369
mishloha.co.il
- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Last update on 10 Nov 2021 by ליאותנא
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2 Reviews

First Review by OshriVeg

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Points +623

Vegan

03 Feb 2016

Greasy, unauthentic, and subpar - Edit

Tel Aviv is known for having the 3rd highest Sushi-per-Square-Meter in the world behind only Tokyo and NYC, but this is one of those places where I wish Tel Aviv had less quantity of sushi places and more quality.

The only reason to go here is the Sushi and I don;t recommend that particularly either.

The worst thing i tried here was the spicy tofu. It was a disgrace. According to the menu it comes in a lemon chili sauce (which sounded great). In reality, it was deep fried tofu, served with a tiny plastic cup of mayonnaise on the side. When i asked about the sauces, he claimed that the Mayonnaise IS the lemon sauce. When I asked him about the Chili, he looked at me and begrudgingly asked "do you really want that too?", before putting some cold sweet chili in a tiny plastic cup. It was almost inedible. Anyone who has ever eaten authentic Asian, knows that Mayonnaise is not exactly a traditional tofu spread, but hat made it trully inedible was the greasyness. When I decided to order some steamed rice, he gave me a bowl of cold sushi rice.

Despite this I recently came back a second time and had the miso soup which was decent, but i finished my meal with the Vege-Yamamba Sushi Roll, which was dripping in oil.

While the Miso soup was okay, I would nominate this restaurant for one of the worst tofus I've ever had. The first time I came here, I went in because I was protein deprived after 2 weeks with meat eaters, and needed a good meal, and somehow both times I came out feeling worse and sicker than when I walked in.

Considering how close this is to some really good Asian and Vegetarian restaurants, I won't be returning

Pros: None

Cons: Greasy, uninspired, unauthentic, Overpriced, Unfriendly service