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OasisvsOCD Restaurant
Both Oasis and OCD Restaurant are recommended by professional reviewers. On balance, Oasis is preferred by most writers compared to OCD Restaurant. Oasis has a TripExpert Score of 81 with accolades from 2 reviews like Fodor's, Gayot.
Oasis
Fodor's
Gayot
Tchernikovsky 1, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Fodor's "Chef Rima Olivera's 30 years of experience in the world's best kitchens and her principles of cooking set this eatery apart from the rest in the Tel Aviv food scene." Full review
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Be sure to end the meal with a perfectly balanced ice cream (flavors change with the menu) made in-house.
Gayot15.0
"The menu is divided by the country from which the dish originated, and ingredients, techniques and combinations that are specific to each region are included." Full review
OCD Restaurant
Wallpaper
Condé Nast Traveler Fodor's
Time Out
17 Tirtsa, Tel Aviv 6811559, Israel
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Wallpaper "There is no menu from which to choose. Instead, guests inform the restaurant of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking, and Rahav creates a nine-course culinary adventure." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "Arguably Tel Aviv's most upscale take on the hyper-local movement is chef Raz Rahav's OCD, about 15 minutes south of the city center." Full review
Fodor's "A first of its kind for Tel Aviv, OCD offers two nightly seatings with no menu to choose from, and the dishes change monthly based on seasonal offerings. " Full review
Time Out "Crafted to perfection with flavors that pop and playfulness that entices your tongue, the magic of it all lies in the structure with one seating area where everybody eats together at the same time." Full review
