Mado — Restaurant in Pendik

Perfect Breakfast Experience at MADO

I recently had breakfast at MADO, and it was an excellent start to the day. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with comfortable seating and a relaxed vibe. The breakfast spread was generous everything was fresh and beautifully presented. From the cheeses and olives to the fresh bread, honey, and jams, every bite tasted authentic and high-quality. The simit and pastries were warm and soft, and the menemen was perfectly seasoned. Of course, the Turkish tea kept flowing, just the way it should be!

The service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive. The staff made sure we had everything we needed and checked in at the right moments.

If you're looking for a traditional Turkish breakfast with a modern touch, MADO is definitely worth visiting. I’ll be coming...

They provide a menu with no prices and my bill was 2.5x more than other places I’ve gone for a menemen breakfast. I ordered a hot chocolate and opted for a take out cup and they provided less than half of what I was given in person - simply appalling. I absolutely feel I was taken advantaged of for being a foreigner. No effort in checking in on you or be friendly. As soon as I paid the bill, they took the çay I was finishing. Left there in dismay by the experience, because this never happened to me in Türkiye in all my years of...

كانت تجربة تعيسة جدا، ذهبت انا وعائلتي المكونة من والدتي واختي والاولاد وكان عددنا ٧ اشخاص طلبت بكل لطف منهم كراسي اضافية ولكنهم قالوا انه من غير الممكن ذهبنا وطلبنا من الطاولات المجاورة الكراسي وبقينا فترة ونحن واقفين وبعد مدة من الزمن كان خلفنا مجموعة اشخاص ولكنهم كانو يتكلمو اللغة الانكليزية وكانت خدمتهم جدا ممتازة احضرو لهم الطاولة والكراسي وكل الخدمة كانت محترمة .. بنسبة لم تكن كذلك على اي حال انا بريطانية ومن المعيب جدا ان اخرج جواز سفري حتى أُعامل مجاملة جيدة يا للعار

It was a very miserable experience. My family and I went, consisting of my mother, sister and children. We were 7 people. I kindly asked them for additional chairs, but they said that it was not possible. We went and asked the neighboring tables for chairs, and we stayed for a while while we were standing. After a while, a group of people were behind us, but they were talking. The English language, and their service was very excellent. They brought them the table and chairs, and all the service was respectful. By the way she wasn't British anyway and it's too shameful for my passport to be treated as a good courtesy...