We ordered food for 5 people togo - family platter. The place looks nice and clean. You can see the…read morefood the grilling place while we were waiting for our order. We didn't wait for a long time for our order. The food tasted good and would definitely order again on my next visit to Folkestone.

I would definitely recommend this Turkish restaurant!…read more Service. 5 out of 5. Very attentive, respectful staff and cleared the table between courses. Food. Delicious and hearty. For mains, I tried the kofte and lamb kebab over pita in sauce and house special lamb casserole. Good portion size and filling! Ambience. Very nice ambience on a Friday night. Spacious layout. Not too dim nor too bright for dinner. Good for groups too. Price. Very reasonable price and good value. It seems like all dinner entree come with a free salad and an appetizer. The appetizer was pita with tzatziki sauce and olives.

New Turkish grill restaurant on Colchester's High Street! I have had a spicy chicken wrap that…read moretasted very fresh and delicious. Also I got a tea while waiting. Various other Turkish specialties are available that I have not tried yet.

Soggy chicken I feel sick I binned it. Actually disgusting. Your better of making toast at 3am if…read moreyour hungry. They've robbed me. I've actually been robbed. They've violated my bank account in ways it didn't want to be. I know I'm not gonna get a refund. So this is the result they're gonna get. .

Found this middle eastern place while visiting Canterbury. It was okay. The service was not…read morehorrible but the people weren't too nice. The food came out quickly. I got the lamb kebab sandwich with garlic sauce. The meat was very chewy, the bread tasted good, the lettuce was okay, the sandwich overall was "meh." My dad got the kebab plate, which included beef and chicken. He said the chicken was good but the beef was not. My sister got the chicken strips with French fries, which were fine. It was a large portion. The bathroom was out of order; when we asked the lady at the counter, and said we just wanted to wash our hands, she was leaning against the counter, and just pointed toward the right direction looking bored and without moving a muscle. Not necessarily a place I would recommend.

This restaurant was absolutely AMAZING!! Not only was the staff accommodating when we ordered and…read moredouble checking ingredients, but they were prompt in clearing away dishes and keeping the tables tidy for us. They got food and drinks out quickly, worked well as a team throughout our visit, and each dish was beautifully prepared. The atmosphere had us wanting to stay for hours; the decor was eye-catching from every view and they offered live entertainment! They had a live singer the night we were there; he matched the overall vibe of the restaurant and wasn't overbearing during our dinner. I would love to come back soon:)

This restaurant has recently had a refurb and the interior looks even more stunning. Only problem…read morenow is that due to changing local council regulations, it's nigh on impossible to park near the restaurant. Saying that, there are a few "official" parking spots in front of the restaurant and if you get lucky enough, you can go in and treat yourself to the usual high standard of Turkish cuisine. Prices seem to have edged up slightly but they still represent excellent value for money. My advice is that, if you are going for lunch, skip breakfast, if you are going for dinner, skip both breakfast and lunch because the portion sizes are very generous. About £20 pp inc VAT ex service, without booze.

The food was scrumptious, especially the chocolate cake. All the waiters are really friendly and…read morepolite. The room itself was beautiful with some amazing paintings on the walls, with a nicely relaxed atmosphere.

Despite living in Glasgow, I am a native of Kent and recently went back. My Mum and two family…read morefriends met up for a meal at Ozgur, and I have been there many a time before, in fact I even had my 8th birthday there in 1993! The food there is nothing short of delicious. Every time I've been there it's been fabulous. Flavourful and plentiful, and I'd even go as far as saying it's the best Turkish I've ever had (having never been to Turkey myself) You must try the mixed meze and the shish kebab, because hot damn, it's good. The service is also excellent, the staff, who perhaps don't speak fluent English, are attentive and polite, and they do a fantastic lunch menu for around £8 for 3 courses. Can't get much better than that. ; )

Wonderful evening at Zorbas. Staff were so helpful and pleasant…read more Food was excellent. Best taramasalta we've ever had. Chicken with yogurt and shish were so tasty. Loved thos place and recommend trying it. Thank you

So tasty and great service. We came in late and they served us after the kitchen was closed. Food…read morewas very fresh & affordable, service was fast & friendly, and atmosphere was cozy. We had a mix of a few meze dishes, falafel and Mediterranean salad. We'll be back!

For special occasions we always make our pilgrimage (Ziyaret) to our favourite Turkish restaurant…read more This time it was for my partners birthday (which one I daren't mention) so a table was booked a few weeks ago because of the pandemic and to make sure. I mentioned, at the time of booking online, of this fact. Huseyin was his usual perfect host with the traditional hand spray before anything. He restricted bookings to 4 tables a night to follow coronavirus precautions. We wondered how they had coped during this pandemic but, as he said, they did take-away as soon as it was allowed. All I can say is, it worked. This fantastic restaurant was still here and thriving, thank goodness. The service hadn't changed, nothing is too much for them. There is NEVER a rush. As for the food, delicious. A bottle of good Turkish red wine takes us back to that Turquoise Coast. With bread and wonderful dips. A yoghurt dip and the other a biting chilli dip that I will have to pinch the recipe. We love it. Chicken kebab with all the trimmings for my partner and the chefs special of Creamy Chicken Guvec for me. Small pieces of slow cooked chicken in the chefs cream sauce with mushrooms, asparagus, onions and peppers. That dish is 'to die for'. So filling though. Finishing off with coffee, medium sweet Turkish for me. As if that wasn't enough, out of the kitchen came a plate of cake, with candle, and ice cream for my partners birthday with a bunch of flowers. Everyone singing Happy birthday. That brought a few tears to her eyes. A wonderful thought, and I must thank you for that, it made the evening special. What made it really special was seeing Gizem, Huseyins wife. That wonderful beaming smile of hers was accentuated by the fact that a new waiter was in the offing in a few months time. So pleased for them but we couldn't give them hugs. They know, so they were virtual. A fab couple. Still the best Turkish restaurant in the area, and in my estimation outside of Turkey. Trust me, if you are in the area, give it a try. You will not be disappointed. Look at the reviews!!!!!

Great find!…read more Everything was fresh / cooked to order. We enjoyed Hummus, Kisir and Cacik as appetizers. For our main, we had Chicken Shish, Adana Kofte and Grilled King Prawns. Although entree portions were large, we managed to split a Sutlac for dessert. Very tasty. I would definitely recommended as both the service and general experience were incredible. We got to meet and spend a little time with the owners - which was a memorable touch.

Excellent food, amazing show. Watching the chef create all those dishes from a few fresh…read moreingredients was very impressive. Be sure to watch!

This Turkish restaurant is a real gem, twinkling away brightly in the centre of Eastbourne, no more…read morethan a five minute walk from the seafront. As the restaurant only has 40 covers, it is essential that you book on Friday and Saturday evenings especially, otherwise you won't get in! A beautifully-designed restaurant in non-fussy but distinctly Turkish style, the piece-de-resistance has to be the open grill and original Turkish oven, where you can see your food being freshly prepared and cooked before you. Watching them kneading and preparing the bread mixture is rather hypnotic, you need to be careful you don't lose track of time. The menu is simple with a good range of choices for starter, main and dessert. The wine list is, again, simple but offers good choices - nothing too classy, just good-priced clean-tasting wines which will complement your chosen dishes perfectly. I don't think you will find fault with any dish that you choose - but if you haven't tried it before, try one of their guvec (Turkish stew) dishes. Ahhhh yummy!! If you have a special occasion, do let the owner know in advance. It is a family-run restaurant and you definitely get that warm, welcoming feel as you enter - no matter how busy, you'll never know that from the very high service standards. Be warned 'tho - you get "nibbles" while they are preparing your starters - so that, in itself, is always another starter on top of what is heading your way ... make sure you wear elasticated waistbands! Prices: very reasonable. For our most recent visit, for 3 people having starters, main course, 1 dessert and a bottle of wine to share plus water, we paid £60. Fantastic value for such a decent pile of food, beautifully presented.