Fusion cuisine is a term that usually refers to a blend of foods from a similar region in a culinary experience that is supposed to delight the palate. Most common fusion restaurants are Asian, offering many different combinations (Thai/Vietnamese, Thai/Japanese, Indian/Chinese, etc.). In places with a high number of immigrants, or a variety of cultures living in one area usually have a higher number of fusion restaurants that will cater to the variety of patrons it hopes to garner. Tel Aviv is a fusion country. Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, Western Europe, South Africa, South America, North Africa, other Middle Eastern Countries and Ethiopia have come here and created true culinary fusion. In addition, there are Arabic people from every Middle Eastern country, immigrants from the Phillipines, Vietnam, Nigeria and a few other nations that contribute to Israel's patchwork quilt of inhabitants. The following restaurants are some of the top rated fusion restaurants in Tel Aviv: E Zugi Habarzel 17, Ramat Hachaial 03-5110066 Etta Montefiore 15, Lev Hair 03-5175200 Fusion Yad Harutzim 17, Yad Harutzim 03-7910303 Jaffa bar Hazechuchit 1, Old Jaffa 03-5184668 Manta Ray Herbert Samuel מול בית האצ"ל, Boardwalk 03-5174773 Sushi Samba Habarzel 27, Ramat Hachaial 03-6444345
4 Hichal Hatalmod Street
Mediterranean fusion, expensive and romantic...
49 Iben Gvirol Street
Near Ha-Bimah and Mann Auditorium
Trendy spot with sidewalk seating for great people watching...
218 Dizengoff
A traditional Hungarian conditory, or bakery, services the shoppers of Dizengoff street with a variety of desserts...
46 HaTavor Street
Nahlat Binyamin
Great Atmosphere...
17 Ha'arba'a Street
Teleport to the Far East...