Belly Full's Decadent Culinary Tour in Tel Aviv

Have you ever been on a decadent, over-the-top, and filling food tour? Want to get to know Tel Aviv’s modern street-food scene? Join “Belly Full” for the only tour of its kind in Israel :)

We are “Belly Full”—foodies and content creators with more than 130,000 followers on social media. Every day, we help people eat better in life, both digitally and on our decadent tours.

After many culinary journeys abroad as digital nomads, we decided to create a tour inspired by flavors from around the world. On our tour, you’ll experience flavors from Thailand, Argentina, France, Taiwan, Japan, and even Hawaii!

We carefully handpicked the places and foods on the tour for you. These are the places we at “Belly Full” personally love the most, and in our view, they’re at the top.

During the tour, you’ll pass through Tel Aviv’s main streets—not through a crowded, stuffy market. We’ll pay tribute to the evolving street-food scene of one of the world’s culinary cities.

You’ll zigzag between savory and sweet foods and between fascinating stories and professional, non-preachy culinary explanations. They’re important, but they serve as a backdrop to the real star—food :)

You’ll drink alcohol, answer riddles, and have lots of fun with us!

Join us for a special culinary experience: a lighthearted and cheerful tour for people who love to eat. This is a completely different kind of tour—one you haven’t encountered in Israel. Guaranteed!

Tour duration: Approximately 2.5–3 hours
Route length: Approximately 2 km (at a relaxed walking pace, with seating whenever possible)
Vegetarian: Suitable for vegetarians
Pregnancy: Suitable for pregnant women
Vegan: Partially suitable for vegans (you can check with us before purchasing, just to be sure)
Accessibility: 100% wheelchair accessible
Kosher: Unfortunately, most places on the tour do not have kosher certification. However, the tour does not include pork or seafood, and there is no meat-and-dairy combination for those who observe this practice.
Guides: The tour guides are certified and experienced guides who love food and talk food—you’re in the best hands possible.
What to bring: We recommend bringing an umbrella (on a rainy day) or a hat (on a hot day), water, a fully charged phone, and a good mood. We’ll take care of everything else :)