Molam Bar

Really tasty and high quality authentic Thai food. The som tam and the cucumber salad were really fresh and tasty and well made. For mains the red curry was really tasty and rich, and the bacon shrimp Thai noodles were nice but definitely made much tastier with the accompanying sauce - it also came out on a hot wok which showed they really give attention to details when it comes to the dishes. We also really liked that they gave us time between the dishes and we didn’t feel rushed at all with the time we had at the table. The alcohol was quite expensive (50-62NIS for a glass of wine), but the price of cocktails was OK (we didn’t take any). It was really nice that we were offered to taste a few wines before deciding also. Our server was really helpful, lovely and attentive, and gave great recommendations - she was really informed on the food and drinks. I really liked the atmosphere and the place had a really good energy. Perfect for a date, and easy to hear the other person talking. The place isn’t located on a Main Street either, which was nice.

The new bar by Thai Har Sinai, which is located right next to it. It has more of a casual bar vibe, with a Thai food menu that's more high end than the authentic food served in the restaurant. We were 2 friends that came during their happy hour for a light dinner, and ordered in the concept of sharing, while sitting on the bar. The sitting around the bar was quite dense, but still it was a better experience than sitting in a table in my opinion. We used some recommendations from the bartender, and for starters we ordered the papaya salad (very spicy), the pomelo & fried fish salad (the best starter by far - super fresh with balanced Thai flavors) & the butcher's cut skewer (tasty, but nothing too special). For mains we ordered the khao soy soup (which is served like in the restaurant, and it was absolute heaven) and the baked glass noodles with shrimps & bacon (our least favorite dish, which was also the one that the bartender recommended the most). We ended up not even eating the noodles, but when they cleared they dishes after we finished the waitress noticed and asked us if we didn't like it. When we replied that we didn't, they deducted it from the bill, so that was fair of them. To conclude, if you're looking for a nice Thai experience I'd recommend the restaurant much better than their new bar, as the dishes were quite small so not the best VFM (unless you plan on coming here during happy hour).

We loved this place. It's a sort of extreme Thai take on a pretty traditional Thai restaurant. What I mean by that is that most dishes will be known to fans of Thai cuisine, but each dish also presents a "take" on that same concept taking it to an extreme in taste (usually highlighting an existing ingredient or one that truly works with the dish). We loved that atmosphere and service too- definitely coming back here!

One of the best bars in Tel Aviv! The food it top level of gastronomy, service and hospitality is 100/100 and the place itself is very beautiful! Came 2 days in a row and coming back on next trip to Tel Aviv for sure