Kubeh

Kubeh is a dish with widespread tradition across the Middle East and It comes in many forms.  Sometimes there’s an outer dough-like shell and an inner filling, sometimes the ingredients are ground together into a ball; and sometimes it’s prepared in layers like a pie. It can be fried, boiled, baked or served raw.

In any shape, Kubeh is a comfort bundled in freshness and is a labor of love.  We specialize in the boiled version served in a broth, its origins in Kurdish, Iraqi and Syrian cuisine.  In the 1940s and 50s Kurdish, Iraqi and Syrian Jews migrated to Israel and brought Kubeh with them, a few opened up Kubeh restaurants and today, Kubeh is a staple of Israeli cuisine.