Turquoise Restaurant (Downtown Toronto) — Restaurant in Toronto

I had the pleasure of dining at a restaurant where I tried both the Iskender Kebab and the Adana Kebab, and the experience was nothing short of delightful. The Iskender Kebab, served with a rich tomato sauce and creamy yogurt, was incredibly flavorful. The meat was tender, juicy, and perfectly seasoned, balancing the tangy sauce and the creamy yogurt beautifully. The accompanying grilled tomato and buttery bread added just the right touch to round off the dish.

The Adana Kebab was equally impressive, with its spicy, smoky flavor profile. The minced meat, skewered and grilled to perfection, had just the right amount of heat, making each bite a burst of savory delight. Paired with the fresh salad, bulgur pilaf, and a piece of warm, crispy flatbread, this dish was a harmonious blend of textures and flavors. The freshness of the vegetables really complemented the richness of the kebab, making it a well-rounded meal.

The staff at the restaurant further enhanced the dining experience with their professionalism and friendliness. From the moment I entered, I was welcomed with warm smiles and attentive service. They were knowledgeable about the menu, eager to provide recommendations, and ensured that every aspect of my dining experience was perfect. The combination of excellent food and exceptional service made this visit truly memorable.

To finish off the meal, I indulged in a delicious dessert—crème brûlée. The dessert was simply divine, with a perfectly caramelized sugar crust that cracked under the spoon to reveal the creamy, rich custard beneath. The freshness of the berries on top added a pleasant tartness that balanced the sweetness of the crème brûlée beautifully. It was the perfect sweet ending to a savory meal.

As a final touch, I enjoyed a cup of traditional Turkish tea. The tea was served piping hot in a delicate glass, offering a refreshing and soothing conclusion to the meal. Its deep, robust flavor was a perfect contrast to the sweetness of the dessert, making it an ideal way to round out the dining experience. This combination of food, dessert, and tea, paired with outstanding service, truly made for an...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Turquoise grill house, a Turkish restaurant that offers an exceptional culinary journey through the heart of Turkey. From the moment I walked through the door, I knew I was in for a memorable experience. The warm, inviting atmosphere, coupled with the rich aroma of spices, set the stage for what would be an extraordinary evening. This restaurant exudes an ambiance that is both elegant and cozy, blending modern aesthetics with traditional Turkish elements, creating a space that feels luxurious and welcoming. The service at this restaurant is impeccable. From the moment we were greeted at the door, the staff made us feel like honored guests. Our server was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and took the time to explain each dish, making thoughtful recommendations based on our preferences. The staff's attentiveness was evident throughout our meal, they were always nearby when we needed something, yet never intrusive. The highlight of Turquoise grill house is undoubtedly the food. The menu features a wide array of traditional Turkish dishes, each prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail. Turquoise grill house is more than just a restaurant; it is an immersive experience that transports you to the vibrant streets of Turkey. The combination of exquisite food, outstanding service, and enchanting ambiance makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Turkish cuisine. Whether you are a seasoned aficionado of Turkish food or a curious newcomer, this restaurant promises a dining experience that will leave you with a lasting impression and a deep appreciation for the rich culinary...

Went there yesterday with my Friend, but it's literally my First Turkish restaurant in my life I went which have the worst food. We ordered mix grill for 2 it was $80 can you imagine $80 for this thing. There's only one Adana kebab few pieces of chicken. Two lamb chops (smell really bad) and some shawarma meat it juts look big ( but again not big enough of for $80) I still cannot believe we laid $80 for stinky old meat and some rice. No taste actually some weird taste , we're soooo hungry. End up eating half of food, but then we also mentioned to our server. It wasn't really good. She asked us to get takeout containers, but we refused because it was that bad that we cannot even take it home with us . Then we again ask if your kunafa here is good if it's not good do not bring it and she said no it's very good. And brought it for us Took one bite. It was literally taste like it expired. 🤮🤮🤮 It taste sour not sweet at all. We again call server and told her to take it back it's sooo bad. I'm pretty sure we're not the first one who didn't like the food. Because there were literally no turskish guest in this restaurant. Seriously. People go to Turkish restaurants for food and food is so bad here. Anyways end up paying $90 for food taste like worst than McDonald. There are so many other Middle Eastern restaurants look good interior is so beautiful prices half of it which we paid yesterday and food is superly amazing. If you wanna save ur money and don't wanna eat old meat don't go I would recommend . I also gave $10 USD cash to server because technically it's not her fault. But again she recommended the kunafa it was...