We came to Midye mi? has been opened in Bağdat Avenue in spring. When you look at the venue from…read moreoutside Aegean colours, mainly blue and white, were outstanding. Sitting area composed of two barrels painted blue-white and a tray of street stuffed mussel seller were place in the outside. As soon as enter to its garden you meet the ambiance of old Turkish films. Nets and fisherman materials were used in decoration. Their menu was mainly composed of mussels like its name. Moules et frites (Belgium style mussel in pot), stuffed mussel, fried mussel, fish bread, potato on the stick, fish soup, salads and hot halva in oven were composing of the menu. When you sit a table they serve mussels in small chests. When we asked were they specific in respect of number they said that they count the number we eat and calculate your check. Stuffed mussels were very delicious. They were adding too much spices so you can not take its taste in many venues. We ordered fish soup, fried mussels and potato on stick. The russet brown of the soup was too much. The inside of the fried mussels was soft; outside of them was crispy. Mussels were coming from Black Sea Region. The offer of the potato was nice but it could be better using frying potato inside of it. There was no beer option in the menu but you can find 1-2 kinds anyway. The venue has a warm atmosphere. You can see both groups and individuals loving mussels. It was a cute venue to eat aperitives in the region.

biraz önce şarküteriden erenet pastırma almak istedim zayıf uzun boylu satıcı benim istediğim…read morepaketten vermedi o paket henüz açılmamış veremezmiş satılmıyorsa tezgahta niye var istemediğim ürünü almak zorunda değilim tabiki aynı pastırmayı satan başka müesseselerde vardır herhalde sanırım bir dahaki alışverişim biraz uzun zaman alacak gibi

Macrocenter is an excellent grocery store for finding non-Turkish items. Sure, it has everything…read moreyou'd find at Kim/Bim/Şok, but the prices on Turkish items are just slightly higher than at those places. The real reason to come here is for ingredients and products that you just can't find anywhere else. They have Mexican items, including queso, shells, tortilla chips, and sauces, as well as Asian items, including wasabi, soy sauce, and sushi. They even have a pork section; of course, a lot of these things you have to be willing to pay for, but quite a few of them are very reasonably priced, especially for bottled sauces. My personal favorite is Frank's Red Hot, which I use to make buffalo sauce. If you're an expat looking for something from home to make your favorite dish, check it out, because you might find what you're looking for.

First of all the view is amazing from the Meat and Fish lounge…read more We have tried fish and meat in the same table with friends and we dont like it a bit. The meat is normal usual meat. Nothing different and it seemed like no taste at all. Fish risotto wasnt ideal for that money as well. For food : 1 stars for service : 1 star and for view 2: star. Totally : 4 stars.

Fantastic Italian restaurant. Great service although quite expensive for pizza. The restaurant is…read morelocated inside an enormous Italian market. Sadly I cannot give more than three stars because there is no smoke-free zone anywhere in the restaurant.

Seriously, never a bad experience. The food is awesome, the service is fast and friendly, and their…read moredrinks are great!

Great huge grocery store…read more Food for animals and people Great produce . High prices .m