Istanbul Gözleme, paper-thin, yeast-free yufka dough stretched into a crepe and cooked on an iron burner called a sac, filled with cheese and spinach Turkish coffee Kokoreç, prepared by wrapping lamb intestines over skewered sweetbreads and other innards and rotating the log of offal over screaming hot charcoal Turkish coffee Susurluk ayran, a popular drink made of yoghurt, water and salt Turkish pickles at a market Midye Dolma, mussels stuffed with seasoned rice. Sold as streetfood. Gözleme, paper-thin, yeast-free yufka dough stretched into a crepe and cooked on an iron burner called a sac, filled with cheese and spinach Susurluk ayran, a popular drink made of yoghurt, water and salt Kadikoy market Kokoreç, prepared by wrapping lamb intestines over skewered sweetbreads and other innards and rotating the log of offal over screaming hot charcoal Lahmacun, flatbread with spicy minced meat. Balik ekmek (fish sandwich), a very popular snack. ıslak Burger, a steamed burger. börek Sahlep, whole milk and sahlep flour, which is a powder made from the dried roots (buds) of a wild Anatolian mountain orchid Colorful mezze Balik ekmek (fish sandwich), a very popular snack. Midye Tava, fried mussels Midye Dolma, mussels stuffed with seasoned rice. Sold as streetfood. Trying out some Turkish coffee Salgam suyu, made with the juice of pickled red carrots Kadikoy market Midye Dolma, mussels stuffed with seasoned rice. Sold as streetfood. ıslak Burger, a steamed burger. With some ayran Lahmacun, flatbread with spicy minced meat. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...