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Mul-Yam

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The main attractions at this high-end seafood bar are flown in fresh from abroad—including Nova Scotia lobsters, purple-hued rice from China, red snapper from New Zealand, turbot from the North Sea, clams from Brittany, and wild berries from Provence. An extensive list of fine wines the owners have personally selected from Israel and around the world complement dishes whose complex seasonings and presentation put Mul-Yam in a class of its own. Diners can watch a slice of life at the trendy Tel Aviv Port through a glass wall. Summer lunchtimes are a chance to sample some of its gastronomic delights at lower prices.

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    Dinnig Done Right

    Picture yourself in an upscale Paris bistro except that you are watching the sun set over the Med. Everything was done right for our meal. The food was prepared with care and precision. The service was attentive yet not intrusive. The desserts were incredible. It would be nice if the wine list had a few more modestly priced wines.

    by hardric, 3/8/07

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