Kiremitte Köfte & Saç Kavurma

A köfte cooked in a pan (made from tile or ceramic) is one of well-known plating for these meatballs. You can actually find any kind of meat being cooked in these kind of way in Turkey.

For people who never been to Turkey, I am sure you never experience this type of food or maybe you have encounter similar kind of plating somewhere else.

Köfte is actually a name for meatballs cooked in Turkish style and you can find it in almost every local restaurants anywhere in this country. I can say it can be the symbol of Turkish food.

Cheese as an extra topping

Do you like cheese? How about cheese and meat together? If yes, this menu is what you should choose!

I was planning to try the original taste of köfte cooked in ceramic but when I saw the word 'Kaşarlı' written in the menu, I just went for it. It was a very good choice indeed.

Side dishes

This local restaurant which was located near Hamamyolu (their current location is unknown), gave the vibes of local Turkish restaurant and it's family-friendly decoration.

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