Sohar's Koscher-Restaurant

This is not a fancy restaurant, but good honest, tasty kosher cooking. Enjoyed it very much. The wine is not much. Have the duck breast! It si delicious

The main value for me is that its kosher with fast service and fresh/tasty food. Its value is less for people that dont keep kosher. Order humus/flafel as an entree and chicken for the main. Both were very good. Together with a beer and a tip it came out to a little less than 30 euros.

I wish I knew what they put in their cholent because I want to make it at home!this place has literally the best cholent in frankfurt, no question.The spice and the way it brought out the flavor of the chicken, the tenderness of the meat as well as the seingly hand selected pieces of chikcen were excellent, not too soupy, and not too many potatoes.the potatoes that it did have were pre-grilled-another thing that made this cholent almost world famous

Great to find a kosher restaurant as beautiful it was The menu could use some more beef I think but the taste was wonderful

I went to Sohar's, Frankfurt's only kosher restaurant with two Israeli colleagues who were attending the same conference as I in Frankfurt. The restaurant is located in the Gemeinde, or Jewish Community Center in Frankfurt's Westend District. Like many such institutions in Western Europe, one has to pass through security in order to get in. Once in, however, the reception and service are warm and friendly, and the setting rather elegant with white table cloths and linen napkins. The food was good, hearty fare, but not gourmet, and certainly not as good as Einstein's, Munich's kosher restaurant which is definitely a notch above. I had a savory dish of fish filets with a spicy Oriental sauce, and one of my colleagues roast beef, and the other schnitzel. The Middle Eastern Hummus served with falafel balls and salad was first rate. The gefilte fish which my companions took as a first course, in gel with horse radish was -- well -- gefilte fish, rather bland, but soul food for people of Central and Eastern European Jewish ancestry. There was a nice selection of good Israeli wines by the glass or bottle. The prices were moderate to high, but the portions quite generous.