As always Godiva has the great dessert selection. Here in Istanbul they have Baklava and Turkish…read moretea. The service was fast.

You better Hari up and try some Haribo Candy…read more They actually make some pretty good candy. When you're in Europe when you get those fizzy Cola bottles for example, now that's what I'm talking about. Very good stuff. Elsewhere in the world not quite so much. But still they make some pretty damn good things and are a high-quality company.

The spices looked and smelled wonderful. The rolls of Lokum, Turkish Delight looked good and i…read morepurchased 3 kg to share with family and friends over the holidays. All purchased goods were sealed in vacuum packed bags for travel. Three weeks later I discovered maggot worms inside the sealed bag of Lokum. After opening the bag and box there were worms on the Lokum itself. There appear to be no worms in the spices so far.

Gözde is loaded with high quality specialty foods from around Turkey. Adam is particularly helpful…read morewhen I go there. When you go, ask for him by name. I always drop in whenever I need to buy Turkish delight or high quality spices.

From the owner: Melodi is the product of an over 60 year old heritage of supplying candy makers, bakers,…read moresupermarkets and other food manufacturing businesses with a wide range of premium quality chocolate and cocoa products. Melodi is a big company with a small-company service philosophy: to be approachable, cooperative, flexible and accessible to all of its customers. In its history, Melodi has never lost the core values that makes it an attractive choice of ingredient supplier to all size businesses in the chocolate industry or related industries. In addition Melodi itself is a well known chocolate brand in Turkey with its own shops and dealers promising the best chocolate around the globe.

They have fabulous desserts with a lovely staff. They were super nice and accommodating. They had a…read morenice seating area as well, in case you wanna be secluded from the rest of the mall.

French Fauchon is located at the entrance floor of Zorlu Center for about one year. It has…read morereputation mainly its cakes and macarons in Paris. It had been converted an assertive restaurant with its food menu. Although it was looked like a cafe it was assertive foods. It had a spacious seating area. When you ordered your meal they were serving a plate consisting three kinds of bread and butter. According to me French breads were unique in the world. These breads were also nice and successful. We started our menu with onion soup. Normally, it is served with croutons and grated cheese. It was served without cheese in here. It became an eatable food for the people fearing from smelling their mouths because of onion. There was no disturbing smell or taste remained in caramelized onion. We ordered millefeuille with smoked salmon, beef carpaccio and salad as starters. I found the millefeuille with smoked salmon very successful due to the my fondness to roquefort cheese. The mixture prepared by using mayonaisse, cheese and greenery inside of the millefeuille was very delicious. Carpaccio was served as a colorful and brilliant plate and it consisted onion, garlic, roasted pine kernel, dried tomato, broad beans and thin parmesan slices. Its taste was generally satisfactory. We ordered three different main courses to try them. Poche salmon, chicken breast with lemon and lamb neck meat. We hoped that we met special tastes from French culinary but we met a menu appropriate for Turkish palate. Although I prejudiced the chicken because of the extensity of industrial chicken in Turkey I liked mostly the chicken between this trio food. According to the information given by the chef it was a special grown chicken. We drank a white wine made of pinot grigio grapewith all these foods. It had light smell. Its taste was looked like mature fruits like apple and filled. After meal we tried popular desserts. All of them were unique and prepared carefully. You can lose yourself because of these desserts. I dissapointed a bit about macarons when I compared them with their rival Laduree but they also successful in general. Eclairs with lemon became my favourite among dessert kinds. There were popular French cocktails in the venue. I could not try because of my limited time. Maybe for the next time. I can suggest these cocktails if you want to try a different beverage. Prices were high but it was a succesful venue especially about desserts. #KanGurular