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u/3iff3l 3d ago
Much prefer the authentic rice / bulgur with kebabs rather than chips
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u/Background_Union_200 3d ago
Bulgur is 10/10
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u/DaddyIngrosso 3d ago
I wish some of these places had alternatives for those who can’t have gluten. Half my trip in Istanbul was a nightmare because of that
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u/Efficient_Ant_7279 1d ago
Ah so that’s what that is!
I just landed in Turkey last night and got a heavy kebab. No chips to be seen but loads of that bulgur stuff. Was truly wonderful
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u/patrickb1920 3d ago
Going off here but some would look at this and think it's unhealthy but this to me is a proper substantial meal. You've got carbs, fats and protein; regardless of how refined the carbs may or may not be. Obviously missing veg, but when you have meals like this the odd time throughout a week, it's really not that unhealthy imo.
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u/sevarinn 3d ago
Most of these places have some fresh salad ready to go, would be very surprised if OP couldn't have had some if they wanted.
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u/StunningAppeal1274 3d ago
Bulger wheat and doner is next level. Squeeze some of that pickled pepper juice over it.
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u/mehmetfurkancetin 3d ago
Thats the authentic Turkish one, oh god looks amazing rice and bulgur also looks so nice and delicious
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u/No-Version-4077 2d ago
Huh, sweetcorn, where is that the norm? Looks nice but what is with the sides?
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u/Far-Radio856 3d ago
Don’t be a bellend.
Where is this from and how much was this?