Zoti restaurant with evening shows operates in Tel Aviv — Jerusalem Post
A new Mediterranean restaurant, Zoti, operates at 6 Kaufman Street in Tel Aviv, Israel, opposite the promenade. In the evening, the venue features a DJ, a live drummer and a fire dancer, the Jerusalem Post writes.
Chef and menu
Zoti’s chef and co-owner is Daniel Marciano, a Jerusalem native and partner in several restaurants in that city. The publication noted that some dishes on the menu are inspired by Jerusalem.
Among the appetizers, the review’s author mentioned nems with brain, cilantro, harissa, preserved lemon and schug for 118 Israeli shekels. The menu also includes crispy rice balls topped with yellowtail sashimi, yellow tomato sauce, basil oil and pesto aioli. This dish costs 89 shekels.
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Main courses include lamb chops for 248 shekels and thinly sliced sirloin steak with fried potato gratin for 198 shekels. Cocktails at the restaurant cost from 72 to 78 shekels.
Atmosphere and schedule
The review’s author described Zoti’s interior as a combination of an Arab palace and an elegant cave. The restaurant is open from Sunday to Thursday from 7:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:30 p.m., closing around midnight. The venue has kashrut certification from the Tel Aviv Rabbinate.
For dessert, Zoti serves its namesake dish for 154 shekels: a chocolate bottle of sparkling wine filled with chocolate mousse and vanilla ice cream. The waiter pours melted chocolate over the chocolate shell, after which it opens. The Jerusalem Post author noted that she visited the restaurant as a guest of the establishment.
