Ramat Gan's G27 makes culinary comeback six months after devastating Iranian missile strike

G27, a kosher bistro in Ramat Gan's Ramat Chen neighborhood, reopened six months after an Iranian missile strike severely damaged it in March 2026. The restaurant now offers three daily menus: breakfast cafe, lunch, and dinner. Chef Naor Partush leads the kitchen, with signature dishes like milk borek and truffle scrambled egg croissant.

G27, a kosher bistro in Ramat Gan's Ramat Chen neighborhood, reopened six months after an Iranian missile strike in late March 2026 severely damaged it. The restaurant, considered the heart of the community, was forced to close after a cluster missile landed meters away, causing millions of shekels in damage. The owners used the rebuilding process to rethink the concept. Led by chef Naor Partush, the redesigned space now offers three daily menus: a breakfast cafe and bakery from 7:30 a.m., a focused lunch menu from noon to 4 p.m., and a full-service dinner menu in the evening. Signature dishes like milk borek, shakshuka, and avocado bruschetta remain, joined by new options such as truffle scrambled egg croissant, croque madame, and caramelized Basque cheesecake. The restaurant is kosher and located at 27 Golani Street, Ramat Gan.