Japan Japan

Japanese cuisine

✡ Rabbanut Petach Tikvah-badatz Beit Yosef Mehadrin

Location: Petah Tikva, Center District, Israel

Organizer: Japan Japan

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Sushi, salads, chicken,...

All Japanese food for you!

Activities & entertainment

Monday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Tuesday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Wednesday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm
Thursday 11"¯am"“12"¯am
Friday 11"¯am"“2:30"¯pm
Saturday 9"¯pm"“12"¯am
Sunday 11"¯am"“11:30"¯pm

Location

Address: HaAtsmaut St 63, Petah Tikva, 49379, Israel

Contact

Organizer: Japan Japan
Location: Petah Tikva, Israel
Phone: +97235747177

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About this listing

Japan Japan offers a dedicated Japanese culinary experience located in the heart of Petah Tikva. Situated on HaAtsmaut Street, this establishment focuses on providing a wide array of traditional and contemporary Japanese flavors to the local community. The restaurant caters to those looking for a meat-based (basari) dining option that adheres to strict kosher standards, ensuring that diners can enjoy popular Asian dishes without compromise.

The menu is designed to showcase the diversity of Japanese cuisine, featuring everything from fresh sushi preparations to savory chicken dishes and crisp salads. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch or a sit-down dinner, the restaurant provides a reliable setting for individual diners and families alike. As a central fixture in the Petah Tikva food scene, Japan Japan emphasizes quality ingredients and authentic preparation methods consistent with its meaty menu designation.

About the area

Located at HaAtsmaut St 63, the restaurant is positioned in one of Petah Tikva’s established neighborhoods. Known as the "Mother of the Moshavot," Petah Tikva has evolved into a bustling urban center with a significant religious and traditional population. The HaAtsmaut corridor is a key thoroughfare, surrounded by a mix of residential buildings and local commerce, providing easy access for residents of the nearby Kfar Ganim and Neve Oz neighborhoods.

Being in Petah Tikva means the restaurant is situated within a city that boasts a robust Jewish infrastructure. Within a reasonable radius, one can find numerous synagogues, community centers, and mikvaot that serve the local community. The city's location in the Center District makes it a strategic stop for travelers commuting through the Gush Dan region, offering a kosher dining alternative away from the more crowded centers of Tel Aviv or Bnei Brak.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Nestled in the Center District, this part of Petah Tikva is highly accessible for those observing a religious lifestyle. The Segula and Kiryat Aryeh industrial and commercial zones are a short drive away, making it a convenient stop for local professionals.

For those visiting the wider area, the city is home to several historic synagogues and the Great Synagogue of Petah Tikva (Beit Yaakov) on Hovevei Zion Street, which stands as a landmark of the city's early foundations. Additionally, the city features numerous parks and cultural centers, including the Petah Tikva Museum of Art, providing a mix of urban convenience and local heritage. The proximity to major highways like Route 4 and Route 40 ensures that the restaurant serves as a practical meeting point for those traveling between Bnei Brak, Tel Aviv, and the northern suburbs.

What to expect

Visitors to Japan Japan can expect a menu centered on the pillars of Japanese casual dining. Sushi is a primary focus, with various rolls ranging from classic vegetable options to assorted fish and meat combinations. For those preferring cooked meals, the kitchen prepares various chicken-based dishes and stir-fries that highlight traditional Asian seasonings. The salads offer a lighter accompaniment, often featuring ginger or sesame-based dressings typical of the region's culinary style.

This location operates with several service models to accommodate different schedules. For those on the go, take-away and food delivery services are readily available, allowing the Petah Tikva community to enjoy their meals at home or in the office. The establishment is also open on Sundays, providing a consistent dining option at the start of the Israeli work week. The kashrut is maintained under the Rabbanut Petach Tikvah with Badatz Beit Yosef Mehadrin supervision, catering to those who observe higher standards of mehadrin kashrut in a meaty environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kashrut certification for Japan Japan in Petah Tikva?

Japan Japan is under the mehadrin supervision of Rabbanut Petach Tikvah and Badatz Beit Yosef.

What types of food are served at this location?

The menu includes a variety of sushi rolls, salads, and chicken-based Japanese dishes. It is a meaty (basari) establishment.

Can I order delivery or take-out?

Yes, the restaurant offers both take-away and food delivery services for customers in the Petah Tikva area.

Is Japan Japan open on Sundays?

Yes, the restaurant is open on Sundays, following the standard Israeli work week.

Where exactly is the restaurant located?

Japan Japan is located at HaAtsmaut St 63, Petah Tikva, in the Center District of Israel.