Köklem Uyghur restaurant — Restaurant in Fatih

I reaaalllyy missed chinese food in turkey. And i must say that chinese dishes in turkey are reaaallly reallly expensive. But in this restaurant you can get it for a good price. The portion is soooo big. That it is not even possible to be hubgry after esting here again. I would recommend you firstly to eat the thing you have ordered. Afterwards you can order new things on the middle of the table. You can come by 10 people here like in a group also more than 10 people also by your self. Everybody gets a traditional tea and its for free. At first sip you dont like it but as time goes by and you take another few sips you really like it. So it was in my case. Also the workers are sympathetic. But if you are in hurry its not the right place. They need about 15-30 minutes to prepare your food. Also on fridays, its the sunday for muslims. Fridays from 13-14 its not possible to eat something here. The workers are in moaque to pray the "jummah prayer".. i would recommend it to everyone and i am...

I took my family to this wonderful mom and pop restaurant today and it was a good choice. It is slightly hidden and you gotta look downwards in a basement for it, but don't be discouraged bc their food is totally worth it. They brought us complimentary tea, and helped us with the menu choices the best they could. We picked out several meals that they cooked fresh, made-to-order that we split up and enjoyed while they prepared one by one. We ordered an Uyger noodle dish, chicken and potatoes, dumplings, sautéed green beans and a veggie chicken dish. Delicious. There was no smoking in the restaurant, no alcohol and an overall healthy family environment. Its not a super fancy restaurant, but the food is clean...

There are various foods. And it's delicious. It is a special place that allowed me to experience Uighur's food for the first time. I don't think these menus are all about Uighur food, but I can say one thing for sure. Uighur food that I experienced last evening contains a lot of oil. It's okay to visit here sometimes. However, if you are thinking about your health, you may be a little worried about going there often as I feel. The serving staff was able to speak Uighur, Turkish, and English. The owner treated me warmly like the uncle next door. I...