I came by for the iskender and it was delicious! Personally I would've preferred a bit more yogurt and less of the melted butter but the meal was pretty close to what you'd get in Turkey.Price felt a bit expensive, $20 with taxes for the dish alone.I came by just after lunchtime on a weekday and there was plenty of space available.
Nice place to stop by for some Iskender Kebab and Turkish tea. It’s a small space and during Ramadan they were especially busy but seating is usually easy to find otherwise.I got talking to the guy at the front register during a slow time and we got to chatting about his background, passions, etc. This spot is a gathering place for the growing Kyrgyz community in the city.
a couple of items in my order did not come out right...the next day the manager responded to the issue I had and took time out of his day to give me a call and say sorry. great food, and customer service. thank you.
Pide is too fire I stop here after work right off the train lowkey spot dope options very polite and clean
www had the worst experience ever. It was 7 of us and non of us were happy. First of all our order was messed up, waitress was so rude and unhappy then she realized she wrote something wrong. Later guy who tried to help with this situation told us they are out of chicken and part of our group was left without food. Sandwiches came without sauce and were extremely dry.
Went for a dinner yesterday, honestly is the worst experience ever. Looks like all these comments here are fake and food came out completely different than these pictures over here, not even talking about the taste. Staff is extremely rude. Would never recommend to anyone.
Lovey staff! Very helpful and explained the items well. We had a beef samosa and chicken, both had very flaky dough but the halal beef was the best! The hot turkish tea is strong with a good flavor and only $1! Finally we had their original desert, kazandibi. It’s a Turkish pudding with some caramel on top, making it very refreshing with the tea.
Super friendly waiter - he was so sweet. Unfortunately, the food was just okay. The samosas were really good - but the lahmacun, hummus, and Pide were not very flavorful. It's a nice place to try, but I felt like it didn't live up to the good reviews I read.
I think this is the most delicious kofte. The guy works in the kitchen knows how to make this koftes. It is exactly the same taste when i was in Turkey. If you go to regular Turkish restaurant you will pay 20$ and get the half of this plate. I also ordered lentil soup for $1.50 and that was really good. Thank you!
Great experience! Ordered Lahmacun, Adana Kebab, Soup, and Pide. Everything tasted very good. Very clean venue and friendly staff. Prices were reasonable as well.