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Savri Maranan

סברי מרנן

Deli or food maker · Restaurant · Chef's deli, homestyle food · ₪₪ · Giv'at Shmuel religious council

1 HaArava Street, Giv'at Shmuel

A kosher chef's deli on HaArava Street, cooking homestyle dishes every day, from couscous and schnitzel to fish balls and Iraqi vegetable fritters

Savri Maranan is a kosher chef's deli at 1 HaArava Street, where, in its own words, you can eat homestyle food. Its Wolt page says the chef and kitchen team cook fresh dishes every day, from careful traditional dishes to newer ones, vegetarian and vegan among them. Its menu has couscous with its vegetable soup, chicken schnitzel, Sichuan chicken in panko, fish balls in tomato sauce, Iraqi-style vegetable fritters, spaghetti bolognese, and salads and sides such as matbucha, antipasti, green beans and Japanese pickles. Food is served cold by default, apart from the lunch deals, and can be heated on request except on Fridays. It is on the Giv'at Shmuel religious council's list as a restaurant and deli, and takes orders on Wolt from Sunday to Wednesday until 16:00, on Thursday until 22:00 and on Friday from 07:00 to 14:00.

16 facts checked 2026-10-06

At a glance

Shabbat
Saturday not confirmed. Friday until 14:00
Kosher
Giv'at Shmuel religious council
Diet
Chef's deli, homestyle food
Prices
₪₪ of ₪₪₪
Wheelchair
No statement
  • Takeaway
  • Vegan options

Photos

For illustration: the town and the trade, not Savri Maranan itself.

A deli counter with trays of cooked dishes: stuffed peppers, rice, stews and roasted vegetables.

Eclassen31 / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

A deli counter with trays of cooked dishes: stuffed peppers, rice, stews and roasted vegetables
Couscous with chickpeas and vegetables, served Moroccan style in a clay dish

Laurhim / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Couscous with chickpeas and vegetables, served Moroccan style in a clay dish
The old water tower of Giv'at Shmuel, painted blue with colourful figures, among trees and apartment buildings

Opening hours

Checking the clock in Israel

Opening hours by day
Sunday to Wednesday11:00-16:00
Thursday11:00-22:00
Friday07:00-14:00
SaturdayHours not confirmed

Candle lighting 5:56 PMShabbat ends 6:51 PM

As published on Wolt, read 2026-10-06. All Shabbat times

Sources disagree on these hours

These are the hours its Wolt page takes orders, which are not necessarily the hours its doors are open. It takes no orders on Saturday.

Location

Map showing Savri Maranan at 1 HaArava Street, Giv'at Shmuel

1 HaArava Street, Giv'at Shmuel5400804

  • Train: Petah Tikva Kiryat Aryeh2.6 km from the door, straight line
  • Bus: Nearest stop 70 mlines 17, 22, 47א, 48, 145, 160, 463

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Distances from OpenStreetMap, read 2026-10-06.

Questions

About Savri Maranan

  • Deli or food maker and restaurant in oneIt trades as both, under one name at one address.
  • 2.6 km from Petah Tikva Kiryat Aryeh stationBus stops within 266 m: הסיבים/שלמה זלוטניק, מרכז ספורט/האתרוג, הסיבים/קאנטרי קלאב, טובה ושמשון דרנגר/הסיבים, הסיבים/טובה ושמשון דרנגר, טובה ושמשון דרנגר/שחם.
  • Price band ₪₪On its Wolt page the sides cost 22 to 47 shekels for half a litre, and the mains 44 to 49.

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