Taste of Israel in Japan!

"Ta-im Marunouchi store" is located a 1-minute walk away from Yurakucho Station. Ta-im means "delicious" in Hebrew. At "Ta-im, Marunouchi", you can enjoy authentic Israeli cuisine that many people may have never tried. Many herbs and spices are used in the dishes, but the taste is gentle for the body. The restaurant also supports vegan and is known for healthy food. Let's go to "Ta-im Marunouchi store" to give it a try!

The most recommended one at "Ta-im, Marunouchi" is Farafel.
"Falafel" is a traditional food from the Middle East that looks like croquettes rolled up by mixing crushed chickpeas with spices such as parsley and coriander. In recent years, it has been attracting attention as healthy food. The outside is crispy, yet the inside is fluffy and addictive!

“Three dips” is a set of three kinds of pastes (Hummus, Baba ganoush, and Matbucha) with pita bread.
Hummus is chickpea dip and tahini sauce (sesame paste), Baba ganoush is a red paste with grilled eggplant pulp and tahini (sesame paste), and Matbucha is a red paste with grilled paprika, tomato and spice paste. Have these pastes with fluffy pita bread. Put it on top, mix ingredients and sandwich it in bread; you can eat it in your own preferred way!

“Shakshouka is one of Israel's home cooking dishes. The vegetables and spices used vary from home to family.
"Ta-im, Marunouchi " "Shakshouka" combines fried eggplant and feta cheese with homemade ketchup sauce and served on a hot iron plate with a soft-boiled egg. There is no doubt that this is the perfect combination!

"Special Half-Falafel Pita Set" is a set with veggie soup and popular half-falafel pita. There are two falafels in the Pita, and a Israeli salad aside with plenty of pickles and tahini sauce (sauce using kneaded sesame). The amount of the dish would make you satisfied.

The interior is based on bright blue and white, that makes people thinking of the Mediterranean Sea. There are also counter seats, so it's perfect for lunch alone. The walls of the restaurant are painted in Hebrew, handwritten by the owner. Even being in Tokyo but feeling like being in Israel.

It's also fun to have Israeli wine and beer that you may not have heard before! How about trying delicious Israeli home cooking at "Ta-im, Marunouchi"?