Fresh Kitchen - Jerusalem

Through the shopping center I went on this diner and noticed his vegan options. it gets a bit cold in the winter as the main service is in a pavillon and people leave the sliding door open. Vegan options are clearly marked and there are some for each cursor. I visited twice with the vegan sharwama that I found very pleasant and the red curry another night that was delicious. they also make a vegan milkshake “tropical” that was delicious. the prices are ok. Waiting staff are not very attentive, so they need to call them but helpful if they have their attention

That was the worst restaurant I've ever been. rude service when I arrived, that should have put me out, but I continued how hungry. I ordered two main courts without garlic, as I am allergic, and one dessert. the net came stinking to garrison after a mouthful I realized that they were definitely garlic in, so that I could not eat them, my man said they were absolutely tasteless anyway) so that he returned to complain. the personal had a blowing argument with him saying that the soße had no clue, but when he questioned them, they said they had bought in the sauce, could not show him the ingredients. they finally agreed to remake only a court. When he came home, we found two public hairs, which were obviously put on purpose. the dessert was also much too sweet to eat, even if they were a dirty foul place like that it would not be worth the money for the quality of the food. I have written very rarely cripples, but did not want someone else to risk going there.

Theoretically has all fresh ingredients that make for a perfect mix of a kosher vegetarian restaurant. the menu is a mix of classic kosher Dairy offers and healthy vegan options. fresh is also a concept restaurant, the ambiente makes them feel fresh, the menus gives them the protein/calorie/etc of all different offers and even tells them what parts of the body each shakes. it has a great mood and feels healthy to eat there (with taking dirty glasses that I got too often here.) the problem is that most of the menus do not taste or sound as good as it sounds. an example is the swarm, which is bland, with an underaverage texture. if they wanted to improve it, why not offer in a laffa? why don't they give real Israeli salads with him like the ones that they would get in a meat jam? instead in an uninspired fashion, they throw some vege jam flavored art flesh on a teller with a few pickles and a small salate. the shakshuka is bland and underwhelming. the Bangkok heats were abused (should have been bangkok bland, as it had almost no flavor or taste at all. I asked the waitress to a lemon that got a little from the curry taste out of him. some of the salates are pretty good. none of my friends who ordered the fish was overwhelmed. the best thing I had with fresh is the Asian tofu salad, which is really good fusion, has a fine but great taste and is a filling part of tofu, noodles and quality. Overall I like fresh because it is a beautiful place in the old railway station, with good service that has a menu with something for everyone. the ingredients they use are fresh ingredients. her menu is imaginatiw. Unfortunately, their execution of their dishes is not to sniff and the lack of taste can be disappointing, but its still one of the better places for a veg meal in jerusalem.

I waited half an hour for pizza and salad. The pizza arrived unbaked and I asked to put it in the oven for a few more minutes. The pizza arrived again, after more 15(! minutes, baked, with charred bits of the cheese burnt in the oven. During the payment, the waitress asked me if I would like to add a tip(?! . Want my tip? Don't go in there.

Don’t even know where to begin, we walked in and asked if they had gluten-free pasta they said yes, only to tell us later that they don’t have any. We sat down and ordered fish, and they said they had no fish today, we ordered items with tofu instead, and one of our dishes did not arrive, we were told half an hour later that they ran out of tofu. I went out to the restaurant next-door to order gluten-free pasta for my daughter who is gluten-free, at least they let her eat her takeout food with us without any problems. Portions were small, and arrived without much dressing on the salads. Items also came out piecemeal over a half an hour span. Play also cannot look very clean. It’s a shame we went there as they were so many other restaurants nearby that were obviously much better