Kosher restaurants in Kyiv

Kosher food in Kyiv (3)

• Beit Yehuda kosher café and bakery · Cafe · Meat
  Hechsher: Jewish Community of Ukraine, Brodsky Synagogue (Chief Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman) — meat
  13 Shota Rustaveli St, Kyiv
  The community's kosher café, charity kitchen and bakery: daily hot meals, fresh pastries, challah on Friday, and catering for groups and excursions. Call to order meals or ask about Shabbos.
  +380 63 770 0008 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
• Super Brodsky kosher shop · Supermarket
  Hechsher: Jewish Community of Ukraine, Brodsky Synagogue (Chief Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman) — community kosher shop; packaged goods carry their own hechsherim, fresh meat and poultry under Rav Jan
  13 Shota Rustaveli St, Kyiv
  Kyiv's main kosher grocery, run with the Brodsky Synagogue community: Israeli and imported products, Rav Jan meat and poultry, wine, Judaica, plus delivery through its online shop. Closed on Shabbos. Check the label on each product.
  +380 63 504 2393 · Website · Map
• Taki Da · Restaurant · Meat
  Hechsher: Certifier not confirmed — ask to see the current certificate
  29 Shchekavytska St, Kyiv
  A kosher grill restaurant in the Podil synagogue compound: European dishes alongside Middle Eastern grills, with catering and events. Cards (Visa and Mastercard) only. Certifier not confirmed: the restaurant names a dedicated kashrut supervisor but not the certifying rabbi, so ask whose hechsher it is when you arrive.
  +380 67 218 8416 · Menu · Website · Map

Chabad in Kyiv (3)

• Jewish Community of Ukraine – Brodsky Synagogue
  13 Shota Rustaveli St, Kyiv
  The Brodsky Synagogue compound is the busiest Jewish address in the capital: the central synagogue, the Beit Yehuda kosher café and bakery, and the Super Brodsky kosher shop all share one courtyard near Sports Palace metro. Call during the week to arrange Shabbos meals or food for a group.
  +380 44 235 9082 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
• Chabad-Lubavitch of Kyiv (Beit Menachem)
  67 Saksahanskoho St, Kyiv
  Chabad house with its own synagogue, a daily morning minyan and a Friday-night Shabbat dinner for guests. Book the dinner in advance.
  +380 67 333 4770 · Website · Map
• Simcha Chabad (Left Bank)
  50a Perova Blvd, Kyiv
  A large community centre on Kyiv's left bank with a synagogue, school and programmes for all ages. Useful if you stay east of the Dnipro.
  +380 93 325 7700 · Website · Map

Shuls in Kyiv (3)

• Brodsky Synagogue (Central Synagogue of Kyiv)
  13 Shota Rustaveli St, Kyiv
  Kyiv's central synagogue, built in 1898 by the sugar magnate Lazar Brodsky and returned to the community in the 1990s. Prayers three times a day; the weekday schedule is on the community's home page.
  +380 44 235 9082 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
• Great Synagogue of Kyiv (Podil)
  29 Shchekavytska St, Kyiv
  The historic Great Synagogue of Podil, Kyiv's old Jewish quarter, led by Rabbi Yaakov Dov Bleich. The compound holds a mikvah, the Podol Inn hotel and the Taki Da kosher grill. Call ahead for minyan times.
  +380 44 463 7085 · Website · Map
• Kedem Torah Center
  19/21 Nyzhnii Val St, Kyiv
  Synagogue and Torah centre in Podil with weekday services and kollels. Rabbi Vishedski also heads the Vaad Hakashrus of Ukraine, the country's cRc-listed certifier.
  +380 50 744 5716 · Map

Mikvahs in Kyiv (2)

• Mikvah at the Brodsky Synagogue
  13 Shota Rustaveli St, Kyiv
  Mikvah in the Brodsky Synagogue compound, by appointment through the community office.
  +380 44 235 9082 · Map
• Mikvah at the Great Synagogue (Podil)
  29 Shchekavytska St, Kyiv
  Mikvah in the Podil synagogue compound, by appointment.
  +380 44 463 7085 · Map

Hotels in Kyiv (1)

• Podol Inn
  29 Shchekavytska St, Kyiv
  Opened in 2012 as Kyiv's kosher hotel, inside the Podil synagogue compound with a hall, a kosher restaurant and a mikvah. Its own website was offline in October 2026, so call the community to confirm it is taking guests.
  +380 50 606 6405 · Map

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