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Opening times
Monday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 – 10:30 PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 12:30 – 10:00 PM
A ramen restaurant in Tel Aviv-Yafo, specializing in Japanese noodle soups, opened by Chef Dean Shoshani.
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Last updated: 3/4/2026, 5:41:01 AM
Key information
Wabi is a ramen restaurant in Tel Aviv-Yafo, recently opened by Israeli celebrity chef Dean Shoshani. It aims to provide an affordable Japanese dining experience, specializing in various ramen dishes. The restaurant is known for its quick service.
Customer perception
Customers generally praise the delicious and flavorful ramen, noting the quality of the broth and noodles. Service is often highlighted as great and fast. While some reviews mention a cozy vibe, others note a lack of background music or strong atmosphere, which some patrons appreciate for quiet conversation. The restaurant experiences high hype and can have lines during lunch and dinner. It accommodates food restrictions and allergies.
Additional details
Chef Dean Shoshani is also known for conducting Japanese cooking workshops and offering home meals. The restaurant is located near the intersection of Yehuda Halevi and Nahalat Binyamin.
Cuisine highlights
Dietary options
Accommodates food restrictionsAccommodates allergies
Best times to visit
Expect lines during peak lunch and dinner hours due to high popularity. Visiting outside these times might offer a quicker experience.
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Wabi Israel actively engages with its audience on Instagram, showcasing its presence in Tel Aviv and featuring collaborations, such as a post with Yaakov Blumental. The platform also highlights other local culinary spots like Antilia...
Source: Instagram
Published: 22mo ago
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Published: 12mo ago
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We came with a party of 10 people (!!!) On Thursday night. The hostess immediately came to help us order via the screen and help us with food restrictions, allergies, etc. We then were seated all together and the food arrived a few minutes later. The ramen was absolutely delicious and the ingredients were fresh and tasty. Will definitely come back!
4.0
The new Ramen place in town, the hype of the restaurant is high at the moment so expect a line of other customers if you’re coming during lunch or dinner time. The menu is super simple not too many options and the focus is of course the Ramen soups. I tried the chicken one which I’m was good but nothing too special… and the goose and meat one which was much better for my opinion. The only problem was that the meat was sliced a bit too thick and the it was kinda hard to chew it and cut it - but super delicious! Service was great, the place was very clean and I got the food quickly like 10 minutes after I made my order. About the atmosphere - I gave only one star cause there’s no atmosphere at all… not even minimum level music so it’s nice if you wanna get your food quickly and disappear. I will be back for sure! Overall I recommend!
3.0
The food was okay as well as the prices. The meat on the right dish look burn, not like the picture. The place was not that neat. What I liked the most is that there's no music; you can sit silent, or have a nice talk with friends.
5.0
Finally, a legit ramen in tel aviv. Proper alkaline noodles, delicious broth, and good toppings. Went during lunch and it didn't take very long at all to get served.
5.0
Popped into Wabi and the ramen honestly hit the spot. The broth was so flavourful and comforting, and it genuinely helped soothe my cold. Exactly what I needed. 🍜
Really cosy vibe, nice people, and proper tasty food. I’ll definitely go back.
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