Jasmine's Grill House - Pamukkale — Restaurant in Pamukkale

For my fellow Indians, if you’re ever in Pamukkale and want to try Indian food, please DO NOT go here. They made Naans which are basically fat breads and their chicken biriyani is rice with 4 chicken cubes. I wanted to ask them which part of India the biriyani is from. I tried a few bites and walked out of there as fast as I could - of course leaving everything I ordered as it is on the table.

Their ambience and drinks selection is good. Staff is also super nice and sweet. Maybe try their Turkish food (I don’t know) but please do not try Indian food there.

For my fellow Foreigners who wants to try Indian food or has been going here to try Indian food, please don’t judge Indian food based on this place!

I usually avoid bad reviews, but after being hungry coming down from the Heirapolis - running into an Indian restaurant and being super hungry, you’d expect the food to be at least looking like Indian.

If they have some chef claiming he/she knows to cook Indian food, it’s definitely a fake CV the chef submitted.

Their tagline “We don’t advertise as they’re busy cooking” - is for a good reason coz if they advertised, everyone would know how bad they’re making their Indian food to be.

Thanks and sorry for the bad review. But posting my...

A Great Place to Eat in Pamukkale – Don’t Miss the Kunafa! I had a really good experience at Jasmine’s Grill House in Pamukkale. The restaurant has both Indian and Turkish food, which is great if you’re looking for variety. The place is clean, cozy, and has a nice, friendly atmosphere. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, and they made us feel right at home. We tried a mix of dishes from both menus. The Turkish kebabs were juicy and full of flavour, and the Indian curries were rich and delicious. You can ask them to adjust the spice level, which is nice if you don’t want it too hot. The naan bread was fresh and soft, and the rice was cooked just right. But the best part? The Kunafa. It was honestly the highlight of the meal. It came out warm, with a crispy top and soft, sweet inside. The syrup was not too sweet, just perfect, and the cheesy layer inside made it melt in your mouth. If you go to Jasmine’s, you HAVE to try the Kunafa — it’s the best I’ve had. Prices were reasonable too, especially for the quality of food and service. Overall, I highly recommend Jasmine’s Grill House. Whether you're in the mood for spicy Indian food or classic Turkish dishes, they have something for everyone. And don’t...

The restaurant has this giant wood fired oven and anything that comes out of it is simply mouthwatering.. The bread (made right there in front of you) the pizzas the chicken / beef stews and many others. Me and my wife ended up celebrating 2025 New Year's Eve. The owner allowed us to bring our own wine.. and we decided to go back the next day again, after our Pamukkale springs and historic area visit.. They offer both, Indian and Turkish menus.. All made to order.. Very friendly service .. Owner speaks good English.. The important part: This was OFF season time and all reviews pointing to the other restaurants ("The White House" , 7 spices Indian and Mom Eve Pub are totally misleading.. Some not open, others empty and depressing..

None of the above are what you would call "high-end" restaurants by any standards.. But FOR PAMUKKALE THE ROTI CHAPATI INDIAN RESTAURANT is by far the best..

If you bring YOUR OWN WINE leave a larger tip.. Call it a corkage fee. It's only fair !

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