Quick China Kuzu Effect — Restaurant in Çankaya

Right, as someone who has grown up abroad and has been exposed to various cultures, there r some things to mention. This restaurant is a nice effort to bring Chinese dining to Turkey. The concept is good, the place is stylish and the food is prepared well. There r sooo many vegan options - a total blessing. The staff was polite, but not very familiar with Chinese tradition. One should not walk out hungry, esp.when the dishes cost as much as they do. Everything is overpriced and the portions r small. The atmosphere is a little hectic - waiters r everywhere. The supervisor is constantly in view - this is in clash with the peaceful, ceremonial, almost meditative atmosphere Chinese dining should evoke. Instead of bringing the customer to a new state of being via cuisine and tea ceremony, the focus seems to be on prestige and a race with other rivals in the business. The peace I was hoping to find as an energy healer was not there. Also, trying to catch up with online orders should not be an excuse. However, this is, indeed Turkey, not China, and things change over time. I would like to go to this restaurant again, but until some changes r made, it will probably be DIY Chinese...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Quick China, and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed by the quality of their sushi. In particular, the Red Dragon, Neo Tokyo, and Spicy Salmon rolls stood out to me as some of the best sushi I have ever tasted. The flavor and texture of the fish were both exceptional, and the presentation of each dish was visually stunning.

I also had the pleasure of trying their Berry Virgin Mojito, which was incredibly refreshing and complemented the sushi perfectly. The Geisha, on the other hand, was not quite up to par with the other drink I tried, but that did not detract from the overall experience.

The service at Quick China was fine, and the overall atmosphere of the restaurant was pleasant and welcoming. I would highly recommend Quick China to anyone looking for a delicious sushi experience. In general, the restaurant provided a fantastic culinary experience that I am excited to revisit...

At Quick China located in Kuzu Effect Avm, #Bond had the chance to taste Japanese ramen sold in a Chinese restaurant targeted for Turkish market.

I had their Tavuklu Ramen Noodle, Tobiko Nigiri and a pot of Chinese tea.

Their overall asthetic were so pleasing! The Chinese tea came in a pot that looked like it came directly from the era of the emperors.

The Ramen came in a big bowl with visible cuts of onion, chicken breast, a half of hardboiled egg, and nori. The taste was quite unique, though they used ramen noodle, the taste was quite different than I had hoped for. Quick China's ramen was more savoury with a dominant taste of the chicken broth.

The cuts of onion provided an explosion of taste and...