Chef Nir Sheynfeld was born Even Yehuda, a “Moshava” in Israel. In Hebrew, “Moshava” translates to a small community, usually of an agricultural nature. At the center of these communities lie a variety of cuisines that every Israeli grows up eating. From lunch-break lines, or after school crowds, to soldiers and beach-goers, these street food stalls represent the culinary soul of the country and the inspiration behind Moshava – a way to share the vibrant and colorful communities that make up the diverse fabric of Israeli culture.