Koko Zen

Really lovely place with really nice concept, it has two places one to each other and the second place called kokoneko where food is served and koto zenith is more about dessert. I would recommend for a couple to come in order to enjoy a lovely break in the middle of the day.

Very nice place in Florentin. So cosy & unusual. Very tasty food, well prepared, quick service. The only minus, I would name, is that the menu is only in Hebrew.

I was here for breakfast and really enjoyed food here. Everything was delicious and the portions are quite big. Would recommend. The queue to the cafe was forming right from the opening and didn’t get any smaller while I was there, but I’d say the food is worst waiting.

This place is a no go if you're lactose intolerant or vegan!! Theres no option to switch out milk options for non dairy and there's no vegan menu be aware The food probably would've been great if i could eat it

Review Title: Loved Koko Neko, but terrible service experience at Koko Zen. Review Text: We visited both locations on the same day, and the experiences were completely opposite. At Koko Neko, everything was absolutely amazing! The ramen was incredibly delicious, the gyoza was top-notch, and the pink lemonade was a total wow. A well-deserved 5 stars; we left happy and gladly tipped the staff. However, we then moved to Koko Zen for desserts, and the evening was completely ruined. The service there was incredibly dry and unwelcoming. It felt like the waitress just wanted us to leave as quickly as possible because it was close to the end of her shift. When we asked her to explain a drink with white Japanese peach, she gave a lazy answer: "Just peach," without any proper explanation. Even though the service was poor and rushed, we still decided to leave her the change from our cash payment (9 NIS). Instead of a simple "thank you," she looked at the money and aggressively demanded more, saying: "10% is not included in the bill, did you leave me 10%? You must pay a 10% tip for the service." What service? Forcing guests out and being rude is not service. I would like to remind the management that demanding tips, pressuring guests, or claiming that tipping is mandatory is a major breach of restaurant etiquette and a direct violation of Israeli law. Tipping is strictly at the guest's discretion. It is a shame that the aggressive and unlawful behavior of one staff member at Koko Zen completely ruined the great impression left by Koko Neko. I truly hope management takes action.