While many restaurants cater to the expat palate and serve fries with every meal, Ney Restaurant is the place for authentic Turkish cuisine. This culinary delight, located in the narrow stone lanes of the old town, is set in a quaint 250-year-old Ottoman abode—making the restaurant as charming as its dishes are delicious.
Typical meal: tomatoes and cucumbers salad, hot dry tomatoes and pepper sauce, yogurt and mint sauce, ¥Áay¥ tea and ¥kofte¥ minced grilled meat with fried hot peppert fruits, oignons, rocketta salad and perfumed rice, Turkey RM
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