Haj Kahil

Tel Aviv

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Haj Kahil

Haj Kahil offers a large variety of delicious meals for both meat eaters and vegetarians. The establishment specialises in Palestinian and broader Middle Eastern cuisine, so order a selection of small plates to try a variety of flavours at once.

Information

addressDavid Razi'el Street 18, Tel Aviv-Yafo
moreInfoHaj Kahil does not serve alcohol
phone+972 3 518 8866
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