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Satya

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36 Keren Hayesod St, Jerusalem
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- Price $$$$
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Sun-Fri from 6:00 pm to the last customer
Sat from 12:30 pm to the last customer

Satya is the brainchild of Chef Ilan Grossi, who previously ran the kitchen at the popular Chakra. The menu leans heavily on Mediterranean influences, with a variety of meat, fish and seafood dishes made only from the freshest raw ingredients source from the local markets. The restaurant is cozy and stylish, but still manages to keep a fun, casual atmosphere, especially at the bar.

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“No Reservation”

Reviewed on June 2, 2022By notsodangerussPort Saint Lucie, Florida

We were looking for a place near our AirBnB and dropped in without a reservation. Luckily, we were seated after a few minutes. One in our party ordered a sour gin basil drink and said it was the best cocktail ever. If anyone can get the recipe it would be greatly appreciated!! We...

We were looking for a place near our AirBnB and dropped in without a reservation. Luckily, we were seated after a few minutes. One in our party ordered a sour gin basil drink and said it was the best cocktail ever. If anyone can get the recipe it would be greatly appreciated!! We ordered an array of small plates so we could share. The risotto and seafood dishes were excellent. Even the bread and dips were awesome. Really glad we stopped at Satya.

“Satya Restaurant, Jerusalem”

Reviewed on May 16, 2022By corinnelI6415EE

Walked here from the International YMCA where we are staying. Our meal was perfection! We sat at the bar which was fun because we could see the busy kitchen in action. As we were finishing our meal, our server introduced us to Ilan Garusi, the chef and owner who was seated next to us....

Walked here from the International YMCA where we are staying. Our meal was perfection! We sat at the bar which was fun because we could see the busy kitchen in action. As we were finishing our meal, our server introduced us to Ilan Garusi, the chef and owner who was seated next to us. What a treat! My fish was perfectly cooked with a crispy bite and Asian influenced spices. Also loved the ‘cabbage steak’ which was roasted cabbage served with yogurt, almonds and herbs. One of the best meals I’ve had anywhere!

“Wonderful Little Place”

Reviewed on April 13, 2022By Michael WCharleston, South Carolina

We were staying at Inbal Hotel, Satya is just around the block. We were welcomed by a friendly staff and felt right at home. The liver and tuna tartare were delicious. The service was excellent and attentive. We had a nice time and would go back.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)