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We knew nothing about sushi and didn't know a word in Hebrew, and we were very surprised by the success
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October 20, 2026

We knew nothing about sushi and didn't know a word in Hebrew, and we were very surprised by the success

Long before TikTok and Instagram, it was the sushi train of Tel Aviv's Mon restaurant that drove Israel crazy. Customers came especially to enjoy the innovative marvel, about which there are still people asking today. Selin Kores, who founded the restaurant with her late partner Marco, explains how one sushi place that was born almost by accident turned into a restaurant group that continues to expand.

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