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Karma

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74 EIn Karem St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$

Sun-Wed: 10:00-24:00, Thu-Sat: 10:00-01:00

Located atop the hill in a building reminiscent of a castle, Karma boasts an amazing view of the area alongside a massive menu with more than enough options to please everybody, from salads, burgers, schnitzel and kebab to juicy steaks, succulent fish and seafood dishes, a gauntlet of pizza and pasta dishes and a variety of desserts.

Don’t let the wide-ranging menu throw you off, though — Karma manages to impressively balance quality with quantity.

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Based on 407 traveler reviews

“Great food! Excellent service.”

Reviewed on January 25, 2020By i_isaac2014Mexico City, Mexico

Great food! Excellent service. I would recommend the desert also. Do not miss it. It is really good place

“Good food and good service....they improved.”

Reviewed on December 31, 2019By Temper43Panama City, Panama

We had plans for dinner in a different restaurant in Ein Karem, but we decided to give Karma a chance,...after several months of avoiding it. We had a nice server and he took our request promptly, servings were plentiful, we had sea food plates, the risotto was very good and indeed quality and presentation has...

We had plans for dinner in a different restaurant in Ein Karem, but we decided to give Karma a chance,...after several months of avoiding it. We had a nice server and he took our request promptly, servings were plentiful, we had sea food plates, the risotto was very good and indeed quality and presentation has improved, prices for a glass of wine and the bottle of water, can be adjusted to more normal rates, ...or lower. In an nutshell it was good and prices were very reasonable in view of the quantities...some plates can be shared easily.

“Not Bad Not Great”

Reviewed on December 17, 2019By LadyB52Tel Aviv, Israel

The food we ate was okay to good but not great or special. Pizza was tasty and large. Druze roll was not tasty, just greasy. The grilled fish was fine but nothing special. Same with the salad. The service was not professional. Our waiter must have been new because he did not know how...

The food we ate was okay to good but not great or special. Pizza was tasty and large. Druze roll was not tasty, just greasy. The grilled fish was fine but nothing special. Same with the salad. The service was not professional. Our waiter must have been new because he did not know how to answer our questions. The waitress handling a table terribly close to us kept knocking my coat and scarf off the chair at my table instead of walking around our table to give her customers their food.

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