Last night, a special celebration for a very special friend's birthday...!!! This has to be the…read morebest Turkish food i have had, certainly, cannot compare it to the food in Turkey "yet". The flavors are on point, presentation is classy, the dishes are "heerlijk lekker" and the service is personal and professional. ... Highly recommend this of a place, legit..!!! Again, happy celebration Tamika! #TravelingSinghs #Eindhoven #Dinner #Turkish #TurkishCuisine #TheNetherlands #HappyBday #Celebration

Extreamly good Turkish cosine. Really enjoyed the food and service…read more Really recommend this cosy restaurant just outside centre Eindhoven.

Very delicious lamb! Its close by the metro, near businesses for lunch, and friendly service. As…read moregood a kabob as anywhere I've been!

This restaurant has opened recently and it has some of the best Turkish food in Brussels…read more Everything is fresh and the staff is friendly i recommend the grilled chicken it's the best ive had so far.

So good. I came here because I've been craving Turkish food. I am a vegetarian and ordered the…read moreveggie meze platter (after a considerable amount of time on google translate). Probably the best Turkish food I have ever had. I couldn't even finish the plate. Must try if in Ghent! Feb 2019 - just as good as I remember! Be back next month!

This is a terrific Turkish restaurant located on a quiet street in the Patershol neighborhood just…read moreup the street from Gravensteen Castle. The ambiance is simple but lovely. The menu has many Turkish and Middle Eastern favorites that are all very tempting options. I decided on a meat stew during my visit, which was absolutely wonderful. But perhaps the best treat was my Turkish coffee. Baklava was offered as an accompaniment. Between the two, these were delightful finishing touches as the silver coffee service was quite elegant. The prices were fairly reasonable considering the quality of the experience. My main with a sparkling water and a coffee was €16.70. If you are in City Center Ghent and fancy Turkish cuisine, I would be confident in recommending this place as it is a very good value.

This place rules. If you had a nice amount of Belgian ales, come by here at the end of the night…read moreand enjoy some good grub!

Clean. Nice staff. I ordered a Kebob platter very healthy and clean eating food. Halal. The…read morewaiter was patient enough to explain everything to me as the menu was in Dutch. The Apple tea was Delish also. I had fresh bread with my meal. Very good and great for groups.

The good: - nice ambiance…read more- authentic Turkish food - decent food quality - a lot of food - reasonably priced - Pide is good The bad: - no English menu/speaker - no chai /no beer / canned ayran - distracted service In summary you may get better service at one of the less sophisticated kebab/doner places around

It's been 10 years since I've been to this place, but I'm still talking about how good it is. From…read morewhat I had seen everyone is extremely nice, the food is just about as good as what's in Turkey, if not better. If I stop by Germany anytime soon, this place is my go to!

Very tasty, affordable Turkish pizza, served quickly in a clean interior. The acoustics are not…read moregood.

I wanted a cheap dinner the one night I was in Ghent. I came in around 6 PM on a Saturday. It was…read morealready super crowded. This place is really popular. I was seated and started with a rose (very cheap wine selections). I got a Turkish pizza with salami and an egg on top. It was really huge and came with a nice sized side salad. And it was served quick which I was happy with! I must have looked sad, eating alone, because after dinner they sent out some sweets and an after dinner drink for free which I thought was super sweet. I love restaurants that treat single diners special! Highly recommend!

Hands down the best turkish deli in the neighborhood, Two locations (vennestraat & stalenstraat)…read more Very fast and good service, friendly personnel and tidy.. The very friendly owner will - when he's there, welcome you and show you to your table. Its non minced which is always a good thing. I would recommend the "Ali Baba schotel" It gives you a taste of everything they serve and if you are in a group you should definitely get a turkish pizza as a side dish it will be cut up in bite sized slices so it is easy to share. Something turkish to drink? Get an Uludag which is basically a turkish sprite, or Ayran yoghurt drink.. If you are lucky and it isn't too busy they will offer you a glass of çay (turkish tea) good job guys