They make the best hamsi I've ever eaten in my life so far. Boneless and very delicious. You should…read morecome here for the hamsi but ONLY for the hamsi. They aren't very good with other fishes. The prices are reasonable.

Nice small inexpensive restaurant where fish are priced by market value and you can go check them…read morefrom the fishermen selling their wages in front of the restaurant at the town square. Never tasted calamari so fresh, unbelievable tender. The rest of fish and shrimp was good but not remarkable. The house salad tomatoes and specially cucumber had a tomatoish/cucumberish flavor far beyond what you can find in expensive organic/biologique groceries in the western world.

From the owner: Balik çorbasi ve çorba çesitleri, Balik ve deniz urunleri, kuru fasulyeread more

I have only been to this restaurant thrice and was impressed with its variety of fish and the…read morequality of its cooking and service. My Grandfather used to frequent it in the 50's as did my father who took me there in 1990. I have since been twice and each time it has been a lovely experience. On entering you are confronted with a fish display as you would find in a fish market. Get shown to a table and watch furs go past on summer evenings. If you are lucky to get a table by the waterfront then you will have a great view along the Bosphorus. I am not a great cooked fish lover,but this place is good. I am afraid that I can not comment on prices as I never had to pay in this restaurant, but for a western European it is affordable(ish)

The food was okay. Not great, but not terrible. The first roll in the bread basket was hard as a…read morerock, but the rest were okay. The fried mussels tasted more like fried than mussels, but the tomato-cucumber salad was fresh and good. We had the bonito and fluke-kebabs, which were both decent, especially with some lemon juice on them, but it would have been nice to have some sauce or yogurt to go with them. Service was quick and professional.

Yosun is the first restaurant on your left after you get off the ferry in Anadolu Kavağı. We were…read morepromptly greeted and seated at a table right on the water. Unfortunately several of the items we wanted were not available, but we selected several dishes and they were all excellent. Definitely order the "midye tava," which are deep fried mussels. I'm not usually a fan of mussels, but these were perfect--tender, with a light and flaky batter. We also got a kebab of fluke and peppers. The fluke was moist and tender--and the nice thing is that it was a fillet--no picking bones out of the fish. We also tried the pickled tuna (delicious) and their eggplant salad--which was not our favorite (it could have used a bit more seasoning or more of a roasted flavor), but it was fresh and delicious. Other patrons got enormous platters of fried fish which also looked good. I think it's hard to go wrong here.

The best calamari in Istanbul for sure! you dont want to miss it!! lovely view with great service.read more

Highly recommend this restaurant! Located overlooking the Bosphorus this restaurant doesn't look…read moremuch different from the others including the barker outside touting the menu and offering a discount if you just come inside. We were given a generous basket of bread for the table and ordered the fried mussels as an appetizer. These arrived hot with a garlicky hummus dip and were very fresh and tasty. A much better option than calamari. The sea bass and sea bream we ordered came as a whole fish and tasted as if it were alive when we ordered it. If you want anything else you would have to order a side as the fish came only with lemon and a few bits of shredded lettuce. When the bill came it did not reflect the promised discount of two L off the fish entrees but after a short discussion with the barker, the bill was revised.