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24 Rupees
Down a windswept street in southern Tel Aviv, amid motorcycle shops and warehouses, sits this extremely popular rooftop Indian restaurant. The setting is reminiscent of a Sinai tiki-camp, complete with floor mattresses, colourful carpets and low tables, but the food is definitely Indian.
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Kyoto Salsa
Black lacquer furniture and sharp lighting make a stunning stage for this Japanese and Latin fusion restaurant. The excellent menu ranges from Latin-spiced seafood casserole to Japanese business set lunch. Or for something light, order up some sushi, washed down with a margarita.
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Yakimono
This Japanese place has a hard-edge, minimalist design with shades of gray and sharp lighting. There is no dress code per se, but it was one the few places we found where the clientele tends to dress up rather than down. The sushi is excellent, but if you prefer a hot meal they do grilled teriyaki steaks and chicken - Sting apparently loved the place on his visit in 2006.
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