Sultan Döner Kebab Restaurant /Grand Bazaar İstanbul , — Restaurant in Fatih

Step into the heart of Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, where amidst the maze of stalls, I encountered a culinary haven that surpassed all expectations. At this kebab wrap stall, every aspect of the experience, from the savory flavors to the warm hospitality, left an indelible mark on my senses.

One standout feature was the stall’s commitment to halal practices, ensuring that every bite of the delectable kebab wrap was prepared in accordance with Islamic dietary laws. This attention to detail not only elevated the culinary experience but also instilled a sense of trust and assurance.

As I indulged in the mouthwatering kebab wrap, I was delighted by the thoughtful additions that accompanied it. A refreshing glass of sweet mint-infused lemon cay served as the perfect complement, while the traditional sweet baklava provided a satisfyingly sweet finish to the meal.

However, what truly distinguished this experience was the genuine kindness and generosity of the staff, particularly Emir. His warm demeanor and willingness to go above and beyond for his customers left a lasting impression. Despite the stall not accepting credit cards, Emir graciously allowed us to pay with our credit card when we found ourselves without cash, demonstrating a level of hospitality that is truly commendable.

In conclusion, if you’re looking for more than just a meal, but rather a culinary adventure filled with heart and warmth, look no further than this kebab wrap stall in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. With its commitment to halal practices, diverse offerings, and the kindness of staff like Emir, it promises an experience that will linger in your memory long after...

Nestled amidst the vibrant tapestry of Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, I discovered a culinary treasure trove - a kebab wrap stall that not only satisfied my appetite but also left an indelible mark on my taste buds.

From the outset, what struck me was the stall’s commitment to halal practices, ensuring that every ingredient used in their kebab wrap was prepared in accordance with Islamic dietary laws. This added layer of assurance elevated the dining experience, allowing me to savor every bite with peace of mind.

As I savored the delectable flavors of the kebab wrap, I was pleasantly surprised by the accompanying offerings. A refreshing glass of sweet mint-infused lemon cay served as the perfect palate cleanser, while the addition of traditional sweet baklava provided a delightful contrast to the savory notes of the wrap.

What truly set this experience apart was the seamless fusion of flavors and cultures. The staff’s ability to converse in Malay and their warm hospitality added an unexpected touch of familiarity, making me feel right at home despite being thousands of miles away.

In summary, if you’re seeking an authentic taste of Istanbul’s culinary heritage, look no further than this kebab wrap stall in the Grand Bazaar. With its halal certification, diverse offerings, and unparalleled hospitality, it promises a dining experience that is as enriching as it...

(Reviewing as an Asian tourist).

Bloody scam, obviously ripping off tourists. A single wrap costs 490 liras, and a two person portion of doner kebab + fries costs 1250 liras - we ordered it expecting an honest portion of meat but the amount didn't justify the price at all. We ordered just tea, but they served us with baklava which we didn't asked for (we rejected but they said no it came with it) and whacked us 200 liras per tea "set".

To top it off, the audacity to charge a 10% service charge (when we ordered, the menu didn't mention anything about it. But during payment, you guys showed us another version of the menu with small handwriting stating the service charge on a small strip of paper taped to the bottom of the menu. We're not that dumb to not "realize" this and we know you had two different menus to make this trick work ). Your shop can barely sit less than 15 people, and service was non existent. This is pure daylight robbery targeted at unaware tourists for sure, and I highly recommend all tourists reading my review to avoid this place for your own good. The picture of the receipt is prove of my visit, and I can't believe how there is so many "good reviews" of this establishment. Something is off and I believe the many "good" reviews are fake.

Dishonest business, don't ruin your stay in Istanbul by...