Istanbul Ginzaten

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Used for lunch. It was delicious. There was atmosphere in interior and was very good.

Tiny. delicious. Healthy with plenty of vegetables and yogurt. not high. I will go there again! !

I ordered the Istanbul course. Yogurt-based dishes were served, but the taste was like saraly cheese, and it was a variety of dishes that looked like potesara.The meat is well-flavored but without the smell of lamb etc.The Turkish baked pudding was a delicious treat.It's small, but it's clean and there are about 10 people at the big table seating, so it's likely to be enjoyed by small groups or just a few.Although I asked for course food at night, it was a reasonable price of less than 5,000 yen. The heart is full and the stomach seems to be broken.

It is an oasis in the Ginza corridor street full of Chinese customers.Iznik tiles across the wall, shocking interior & fabric that combines kawaii and profoundness.You can enjoy a different level of satisfaction from the sizzling Saleotsu table in Shibuya Shinjuku.Speaking of Turkish cuisine, it is one of the world's three major cuisines, but personally, Middle Eastern cuisine feels so delicious that it crawls home, so I want you to be reasonably Japanese (Wagamama).This is an authentic taste for Japanese people, with a subtle salty effect, and it blends naturally with your tongue.The recommended lunch is cheese hamburger.You should taste the rich and refreshing feeling of beef red meat only once.If you can afford it, ask for dessert and Turkish coffee.The harmony of oriental sweets, moderately Japaneseized in Turkish coffee, three times bitter than espresso, is a god.And the tea glasses for tea and coffee are really cute.

Turkish restaurants often have a casual atmosphere, but the interior is nice and luxurious. The taste is of course the best. I went there several times, but I saw a belly dance for the first time!

A shop where you can enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine.

Turkish food and grillsThe price is average and the food deliciousThe restaurant is very small and the seats are limited

The shop is a foreign country with colorful tiles. I didn't see a Japanese clerk, but she was very good at Japanese and was polite.There are 3 types of a la carte and today's lunch. I had a dish with plenty of shrimp for lunch.The set of bean soup was very delicious!I want to go again.

Turkish food in the corridor. Everyone who is great in Turkey. The food was very good. We entered the last minute without reservation at around 20:00 on Friday. For those who are not good at cooking with lamb, it is safe to place an order after confirming the type of meat.Kebab was delicious!

We eat in this place two times the team was friendly. Tasty food and good service.

I love the food and the staff were great.

Istanbul Ginza is a long-established Turkish restaurant founded in 1988, about a 5-minute walk from C2 exit of Ginza Station. Famous as Japan's first Turkish restaurant.You can casually eat Turkish cuisine, which is one of the three major dishes in the world, as well as French cuisine and Chinese cuisine.

You can enjoy rare dishes in the Ginza Corridor Street. All lunches were affordable at around 1000 yen. Above all, the Japanese of the foreign staff was wonderful and the explanation of the food was perfect. The store is also fashionable and I want to go again.

I wanted to eat Turkish food.I remember that when I visited Istanbul, Turkey, I was surprised at the deliciousness of the food.It tasted so close to the locals that I could not think it was very Japanese.It was so delicious and delicious to taste.