It’s no secret that Tel Aviv can be expensive, both for residents and tourists alike. Going out to eat, buying groceries, hotels, apartments, Airbnb’s, etc. all add up quickly. However, while Tel Aviv can be expensive; it does not have to be. To help you experience Tel Aviv without breaking the bank, we have created a day plan on how you can eat your way through the city, on a budget, in under 120 shekels.

While Tel Aviv is known for its hummus, falafel, sabich, and so on, the food scene is not just Israeli cuisine. Tel Aviv is home to countless other cuisines from across the globe from Thailand to Ethiopia. Whatever you’re craving, odds are that Israel has it. Keep reading to learn about some of the best places for food from around the world in Tel Aviv.