I’d intended to do only one more post on Istanbul (a wrap-up of the good and bad meals we had there), but in looking over my notes and photos from the trip, I thought the Tarihi Sultanahmet Koftecisi deserved a dedicated shout-out. Left to my own devices, I would’ve avoided the place. It was (1) [...]
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Tarihi Sultanahmet Koftecisi, Istanbul
Posted in Travel, Turkey, tagged BlogSherpa, Istanbul, Istanbul restaurants, kofte, Sultanahmet, Tarihi Sultanahmet Koftecisi, Turkey on June 21, 2009 | 11 Comments »
Furran Balikcilik, Karakoy Fish Market, Istanbul
Posted in Travel, Turkey, tagged balik, balikcisi, best seafood in Istanbul, BlogSherpa, cheap restaurants in Istanbul, Furran Balikcilik, Istanbul, Karakoy Fish Market, Tarihi Karakoy Balik, Turkey on June 14, 2009 | 18 Comments »
My favorite cheap dining experience in Istanbul was at a seriously no-frills balik (fish) place along the water, at the back of the Karakoy Fish Market. Although I have a business card telling me the place’s name is Furran Balikcilik, there’s no signage anywhere, so you’d have to recognize it by the bright red, checked [...]
Muzede Changa, Istanbul
Posted in Travel, Turkey, tagged BlogSherpa, Emirgan, Istanbul, Muzede Change, restaurants in Istanbul, Sakip Sabanci Museum, Turkey on June 10, 2009 | 14 Comments »
Two weeks ago, Jon and I were in Istanbul for the bank holiday. The sites, shopping and food were amazing, but our favorite high-end meal by a wide margin was at Muzede Changa, where Peter Gordon (of Providores fame) is consulting chef. Located inside the Sakip Sabanci Museum in Emirgan, a leafy, ritzy part of [...]



