Food delivery in Jerusalem has exploded in 2025, making it easier than ever for locals and visitors to enjoy a diverse range of cuisine without leaving home or hotel. With leading apps like Wolt, Tapingo, and TenBis, users can order everything from sushi and pizza to classic Israeli dishes such as falafel and hummus, all with just a few taps on their smartphones.
Most restaurants in Jerusalem now offer delivery, though gourmet spots may still prefer dine-in service due to plating and temperature concerns. Minimum order amounts typically range from 50 to 100 shekels, and payment is usually made by card—though tourists sometimes face challenges with international cards or ID requirements, making it important to check with the restaurant if issues arise.
Tipping couriers remains customary, with to shekels considered standard depending on distance and weather. Popular delivery-friendly restaurants include JLM Kosher Sushi, Al Dente, Rimon Cafe, and Josef Burger & Bar, ensuring options for every palate and occasion.
As food delivery technology evolves, companies like Bringg and HAAT are introducing advanced logistics platforms and even drone delivery, promising faster and more accessible service across Jerusalem and beyond.
