We go to this place often for casual, fast, yummy dinning. The prices are very reasonable! We haven't tried everything but liked whatever we ordered. We took 3 groups of friends there and they all liked it. This place's worth a try!
*Very casual decor (don't expect much). Open fired stove.
*Good menu selections and vegetarian variety
*All of their food have pictures in their menu and what's in them for easy ordering
*Reservations recommended!
*Street parking only!
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Lavash Bread w Tzatziki . They will put your orders together to a huge one (most of the main courses comes with this bread)
[attach]9588[/attach] Eggplant Salad (Oven Roasted Eggplants, tomato, parsley)
Goes well with pita or Lavash bread
[attach]9589[/attach] Cheese Lovers Pide (Anatolia's Feta Cheese mix with Mozzarella)
[attach]9590[/attach] Lahmajun(Anatolia's Ground Meat Spread on a thin Crust. Served on a bed of salad) ((((Zue's FAV!!)
[attach]9591[/attach] Lamb Durum (Roasted Lamb meat wrapped in a freshly baked lavash bread with onion salad & yogurt sauce)
[attach]9592[/attach] Kofte Guvech (Anatolia's Ground Meat balls with Oven roasted veggies tomato sauce & Cheese baked in Oven served with Lavash)
This dish was ok good. Not the greatest though
[attach]9593[/attach] Shepard's Guvech (Beef strips with Oven roasted veggies tomato sauce & Cheese baked in Oven served with Lavash)
[attach]9594[/attach] Menemen (Roasted veggies Bell pepper, Eggplant, Zuccuni, Mushroom & Eggs baked in the oven served with freshly baked Lavash bread)
[attach]9595[/attach] Beef Curry (Shaved Beef Doner Meat with Curry Sauce, rice and salads served with a freshly baked lavash bread & yogurt sauce)
((curry dishes are very spicy!!) But sooo yummy!
[attach]9596[/attach] Chicken Curry (Chicken Breast Chunks with Curry Sauce, rice and salads served with a freshly baked lavash bread & yogurt sauce)
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Turkish Coffee
I don't know how the coffee tastes coz it was Fabricbear that had it.
Hope you will see this post la. haha作者: 布小熊 時間: 2010-7-5 23:34
Well you have to like strong coffee to like this one.
I had Turkish coffee at a few places, this one is less herbal taste (the coffee I had at one place in Seattle reminded me of chinese herbal medicine). But it's as strong as the other ones I had. It's also not filtered coffee so be prepared for grinds in the coffee (mostly settled at the bottom)作者: nabeyaki 時間: 2010-7-11 08:58
I think Turkish food similiar to Indian food, they both use spic to their food. I 'm really like their curry items.
