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Miznon - HaNehoshet
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Veg-options
Middle Eastern
Israeli
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Casual restaurants founded by Israeli chef Eyal Shani. Serves sandwiches in pita and vegetable side dishes. Has vegan such as the "red" (tomatoes with pickle, onion, techina), the "white" (cauliflower, onion, techina), and falafel burger.
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Last update on 07 Feb 2022 by pebble
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Added by eee135 on 11 Oct 2017
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3 Reviews
First Review by eee135
SnirSigawi
Points +26
The magic pita - Edit
Despite the loud music, the workers are fully energized. It seems like they dance their work and tasks.
Read moreThere are few options for vegans, and they're all delicious with their rich flavors. The sweet potatoes are wonderful and the cauliflower is even more.
Once you ordered your food, you should try the sliced-edge pitas with tahini and pickled cabbage.
The worst thing about the place is the smell of the meat.
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yogigoldberg
Points +583
They did everything for me not to eat there - Edit
Music is so loud - you can't hear yourself. Staff was trying to answer my questions, but I couldn't hear them either. So I just left.
Read moreCons: Music is too loud
Guest
eee135
Points +860
Delicious pitas - Edit
Miznon offers a variety of sandwiches, all served in pitas. The restaurant has recently expanded the vegetable based options. Among others, there is the 'red' (warm tomatoes), 'white' (cauliflower), falafel burger, ratatouille, etc. Many of the vegetable pitas are also vegan but a few are served with sour cream or with egg. Be sure to specify that you are vegan and they will gladly offer to replace the sour cream with techina.
Read moreI am a big fan of miznon and have eaten at the various branches of this chain multiple times. That being said, this branch tends to be very inconsistent in the food that is served (in my opinion) - for example I once ordered the red pita and received it with so much black pepper that it was not good. I still recommend eating at miznon, but if the pita is too salty or peppery, don't hesitate complaining and asking them to replace it.
Pros: Food, Price
Cons: Inconsistent food
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