Anyone here a fan of Turkish food?

[fingercuffs]

It's called Döner and it's only good if you're drunk

Adana pretty good though

Haha, Brit? Everyone used to chow down on a Doner at 3am there.

 

[Jack Reacheround]

I can’t say that I’ve ever had Turkish food. I might look for a restaurant and try it those week.

 

[ssBaldy]

Gozleme pastries are heavenly.

 

[Zer]

Are you @fingercuffs 's cousin? She s also English but was born in that area (Paderborn IIRC).

No but she was also a British army kid I believe. Personally I was born in Aldershot, England but we moved to Germany when I was a baby and I was there until I went to university (my Dad preferred Germany to UK so always kept his postings in Germany)

 

[zapataxiv]

No but she was also a British army kid I believe. Personally I was born in Aldershot, England but we moved to Germany when I was a baby and I was there until I went to university (my Dad preferred Germany to UK so always kept his postings in Germany)

when did you become Japanese?
was it like a university club or a ethnicity exchange program?

 

[Zer]

when did you become Japanese?
was it like a university club or a ethnicity exchange program?

When I was a kid I had a summer job at the fair impersonating Japanese people and it kind of stuck

 

[Tone C]

There is a Turkish place that opened up few months ago and I realized I haven't had Turkish food since around 2015/2016. I like the Adana Kebab and of course Donairs are excellent as well. I think I tried Iskender once but its been a while. But tell me what your experience with Turkish food is.

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Turkish food ? No.

Turkish women however....yes.

 

[Ballsaque]

Turkish food ? No.

Turkish women however....yes.

Isnt that one and the same?


And sure on the food, but Lebaneese is better

 

[elreece]

Fucking hate Turkish/middle eastern food.

The spice mixes are gross and the meat is overly greasy I think.

 

[SammyPops]

Donair is a Canadian food.

Not sure if serious, but I've had lots of it in Canada and it seem slike damn near every place uses a slightly different sauces. Windsor has the best!

I've only had a fast and cheap Turkish food. Full menu isnt even in english, and I get the 'homebread sammech'. Its legit really good.

 

[ObsoleteSoul]

I love food from that entire region. Greek, ME, Turkish, Iranian. All of it.

 

[Cielo_]

There’s a Mediterranean market down the street and everything they make is excellent. I can eat like 100 stuffed grape leaves.

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

I prefer Turkish oil wrestling