Oshi Oshi

Mid-range fish and pareve sushi in Tel Aviv Yafo

✡ Kosher Haeda Hacharedit

Location: Tel Aviv Yafo, Tel Aviv District

Organizer: Oshi Oshi

About

Oshi Oshi is a kosher restaurant serving Fish & Pareve food in Tel Aviv-Yafo, under Kosher Haeda Hacharedit supervision.

Features:

Dine-in
Takeout
Delivery
Reservations available
Outdoor seating
Good for children
Good for groups
Wheelchair accessible
Serves coffee
Serves dessert
Serves cocktails

Price level: Mid-range

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Saturday night (Motzei Shabbat): 6:30 PM – 12:00 AM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Location

Address: Nemal Tel Aviv St 20-22, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

Tags

Food services

Contact

Organizer: Oshi Oshi
Location: Tel Aviv Yafo
Phone: +972-7-72311724
Website: http://www.oshioshi.co.il/

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About this listing

Oshi Oshi offers a reliable kosher dining experience situated in the dynamic environment of the Tel Aviv Port (Namal). Catering to those who observe dietary laws, this establishment specializes in a menu of fish and pareve sushi. The restaurant provides a bridge between contemporary Japanese-inspired cuisine and strict kashrut standards, making it a sought-after destination for the local observant community and Jewish travelers alike.

Visitors can expect a mid-range dining experience that balances quality ingredients with a relaxed, modern atmosphere. Whether you are stopping in for a quick lunch while exploring the city or looking for a comfortable spot for a family dinner, the restaurant serves as a convenient focal point in the northern part of Tel Aviv-Yafo. With options for dine-in, takeout, and delivery, it caters to various dining needs throughout the week.

About the area

Nestled within the historic port of Tel Aviv-Yafo at Nemal Tel Aviv St 20-22, the restaurant sits at the intersection of urban life and the Mediterranean Sea. This location is a central hub for recreation, characterized by its iconic wavy wooden decking and renovated industrial warehouses that now house shops and eateries. The Tel Aviv Port has transformed from a commercial harbor into a premier leisure destination that remains accessible to all.

The surrounding Old North neighborhood is known for its tree-lined streets and proximity to the Yarkon River. This area is historically significant and remains a popular residential choice for many Jewish families, contributing to the availability of kosher infrastructure nearby. Navigating to the port is straightforward via public transportation or taxi, and the area is well-equipped with parking facilities for those driving from other parts of the Tel Aviv District.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The Tel Aviv Port area is one of the city's most vibrant coastal destinations, blending maritime history with modern leisure. Just a short walk from the restaurant, visitors can enjoy the expansive wooden boardwalk that stretches along the Mediterranean, offering refreshing sea breezes and sunset views. This area is particularly popular on Friday afternoons when the pre-Shabbat atmosphere builds among local families and tourists.

For those looking to combine their meal with spiritual needs, the northern part of Tel Aviv is home to several synagogues within walking distance or a short drive. The Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv, while further south, serves as a central landmark, but many smaller congregations meet in the nearby Old North neighborhood. The proximity to the Yarkon Park also provides ample green space for families to relax after a meal.

Cultural enthusiasts will appreciate being near the Reading Power Station landmark and the various galleries nestled within the restored port hangars. The area also features a farmers' market nearby, which occasionally features local produce and artisanal goods, complementing the culinary diversity of the neighborhood.

What to expect

Dining at Oshi Oshi means choosing from an extensive selection of sushi rolls, sashimi, and fish-based dishes prepared with freshness in mind. Because the menu is entirely fish and pareve, it simplifies the dining process for those keeping strictly kosher, removing the complexities of meat and dairy separation. The culinary focus remains on traditional sushi techniques blended with local flavors.

The environment is designed to be inclusive and functional. Families will find the space accommodating for children, while the layout supports larger groups looking to share a meal together. For those with mobility considerations, the restaurant is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can enjoy the facilities comfortably. Beyond the main courses, the menu extends to coffee, cocktails, and desserts, making it suitable for a full evening out.

Service at the establishment is versatile. While the dine-in experience allows guests to soak in the port atmosphere, the robust takeout and delivery services are ideal for those staying in local hotels or apartments who prefer to enjoy their meal in a private setting. Reservations are generally recommended during the busy evening periods to ensure a table in this popular waterfront location.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher certification for Oshi Oshi at the Tel Aviv Port?

The restaurant is under the kosher supervision of Kosher Haeda Hacharedit, ensuring high standards for those seeking strictly supervised fish and pareve dining.

Is there outdoor seating available?

Yes, the venue offers both indoor and outdoor seating, allowing diners to enjoy the sea air when the weather permits.

Where exactly is this restaurant located?

Oshi Oshi is located at Nemal Tel Aviv St 20-22, within the popular port district of Tel Aviv-Yafo.

What type of cuisine is served?

The menu focuses primarily on fish and pareve sushi, alongside desserts, coffee, and cocktails.

Do I need a reservation to dine here?

While walk-ins are often welcome, making a reservation is recommended, especially for groups or during peak evening hours and weekends.