Wellll the location is nice. Our waitress was pleasant enough. Food was pretty terrible. Not…read moregood. Chunks of seafood, not fresh. I don't think they were fresh yesterday either. I don't want to bitch too much so enough now.

Please go there... The food is in extreme proportion, most are humus jam, and they serve bread…read moregenerously... So in the end, I am stuffed with bread bathed in those jams... The sausage thing is extremely salty! So I ask for drinks, the coca cola has NO bubble inside! I asked why, the reply was :" we bought tanks from the distributor, so the machine sometimes mixed things less bubbly" Why the hell can't they server normal bottled coca cola? How much dimes can they save on the drinks? Never again! And it was served with ice in it, while the outside temperature was only 5, ridiculous.

Strange this place does not have a review yet! Good food,…read moregood service! Do take the Meze menu, they are delicious. Good meats and a very good choice of vegetarian options.

We were wandering around outside the station looking for a place to eat and came across Selina's. I…read morewas also a bit put off by the lack of reviews and the fact that only two tables were occupied inside on a Saturday night. Nonetheless we gave it a go and were satisfied. The service was attentive and friendly and the food tasty (with a few exceptions, see below). One of the earlier reviews suggested the mezze but I have to disagree. It wasn't as good as other ones we've had (gross Dutch-style egg salad, mushrooms in a canned tomato sauce) - but there is a delicious green spread in there that's worth getting as well as a couscous salad and some feta spread. We also ordered the "typical Turkish dessert" of warm dates and yogurt. It was six small dates barely warm with a gross port sauce and a scoop of yogurt. DO NOT ORDER IT, you will be massively disappointed as we were. That said, the lamb grill was good. Compared to Turkish restaurants I've eaten at in Amsterdam it was slightly more expensive.

Yum yum yum. Lekker lekker lekker…read more This is NOT your average turkish doner place. Ana's is a deli where they make everything from scratch from dolmas to cous cous to stuffed peppers to roasted eggplant etc. Everything I've had here has been fresh and delicious. The staff is usually really nice and I enjoy taking out and eat somewhere else. The cous cous is second to none - if anyone can get me that recipe, I will die happy.

Delicious!!! Just wonderful and amazing host! Will be coming back soon! My favorite was the filled…read morered bell peper!

This small informal restaurant is located on Kanaalstraat very near the Centraal Train Station…read more They have outdoor seating. The Turkish pizza with cheese was delicious--thin and crispy. A mezza platter with turkish salads and bread was also very tasty. Tea was served in a double teapot--authentic and fun. The server was friendly, and the price was inexpensive. We were glad we found Yunak.

The restaurant is very close to the central station of Utrecht. I think it's 5 minutes walking…read moredistance.. It's not hard to find the place just follow the minarets because it's on the ground floor of the new beautiful 'Ulu Mosque.' The restaurant is big and very clean... It was very late when I visited the place but it was very crowded so I think it's a busy place (thumb up:)).. I've visited this place only once because I heard their 'Döner' is one the best... Well it was good but certainly not one of the best.. They sell more than only 'Döner' but I can't say anything about it because I only had a wrap and it was good but I didn't have the WOW-effect.. They sell Turkish dishes en desserts so need to visit it a few more times to have a more accurate opinion hehe... Ow and one more important issue they sell HALAL meat:D...

We had dinner here. I took the chefs menu an was not disappointed. It is a nice place to have a…read moregood meal.

Randomly on a Saturday morning I have ended up at Badhu. It's a cozy Lebanese style restaurants…read morewith pillow seating in the front areas and traditional tables in the main area. One of the first things that I noticed and thought was funny is a hanging fireplace, which is only through video in reality and doesn't put off any actual heat. The staff was very nice and helpful in explaining the tapas style menu along with giving various suggestions. I even had a brief moment to chat with one of the chefs and it looked as though they were having a good time back there. A happy chef is a good chef. Or is that a fat chef? Since it was lunchtime I only had two small plates. The hummus was fresh and tasty. I also had the broodje pita kaas. This was more of the thick Turkish bread rather that pita bread. The cheese in it was melted though with sautéed red onions. In the said was a yogurt dip and small salad. Overall a good experience.