Lezzet Turkish Kitchen — Restaurant in Great Britain

Lezzet Turkish Kitchen on St Mary Street, Cardiff, is a fantastic place for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine in a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. The restaurant delivers rich, flavorful dishes that capture the essence of Turkish dining.

Highlights: Authentic Flavors: The menu offers a wide range of Turkish delicacies, with standout dishes like Lamb Shish Kebab, Chicken Shawarma, and Mixed Grill. The meats are perfectly seasoned and cooked, tender and juicy with a subtle smoky flavor.

Delicious Mezze: The variety of cold and hot mezze, including Hummus, Baba Ghanoush, and Sigara Borek, provide the perfect start to your meal. Each dish is fresh, well-prepared, and bursting with flavor.

Freshly Baked Bread: The freshly baked Turkish bread served with your meal adds a delightful touch, warm and fluffy, perfect for dipping into the mezze.

Warm & Welcoming Atmosphere: The restaurant has a cozy and inviting ambiance, with traditional décor and comfortable seating, making it perfect for casual dining or special occasions.

Great Service: The staff is attentive, friendly, and eager to recommend dishes, providing excellent service throughout the meal. They make sure you feel welcomed and enjoy your dining experience.

Convenient Location: Situated on St Mary Street, Lezzet Turkish Kitchen is in the heart of Cardiff, making it a great stop after a day of shopping or sightseeing. Its central location makes it easy to access, whether you’re a local or a visitor.

Value for Money: Portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food and the service. You definitely get excellent value for money here.

If you’re looking for a place to enjoy authentic Turkish food in Cardiff, Lezzet Turkish Kitchen is a must-visit. The combination of delicious food, friendly service, and a comfortable atmosphere ensures a memorable...

We only decided on eating here during the afternoon and picked the venue based on not only the varied menu but number of fantastic reviews.

We booked a table via the website and shortly after received confirmation of our booking.

On arrival at the restaurant we were instantly made to feel welcome, because we'd turned up slightly earlier than our booking our table wasn't quite ready but we were shown to another table where we were able to order drinks and look at the menu.

Our reserved table didn't take long to become available and we were made to feel really welcome and had a nice introduction to the venue.

After placing our order a charming called Ali came over and spoke about our visit, he really made it feel like we had been welcomed into his own home.

All the staff we interacted with were all genuinely polite and helpful and couldn't do enough for us. This was just for us you could see every person in the restaurant was treated like a very valued customer.

The only tough part was choosing what to eat, there was so much variety and the dishes were extremely well priced.

For our starters I had Sucuk which was slices of spicy sausage with a very tasty salad, my partner had whitebait again with salad, both portions were massive and very tasty. For our mains my partner had Chicken Princess which was chicken stuffed with cheese, vegetables and herbs with a side of rice and salad, I had the Seafood kebab which was kebab skewers containing cubes of swordfish, salmon and king prawns with a side of chips and salad.

If we go to Cardiff again with the time to eat I'm sure we'll definitely be...

We choose this restaurant because it is halal and got good reviews on Google, to celebrate a friends' graduation. We had booked for 8.30pm reservation for 4 people, well ahead of time. My friend has a disability and he walks with support. When we reached at 8.35pm, we were asked to wait because apparently all the tables were full. We were told that we would be seated as soon as a table clears. At about 8.50pm, i told the manager about my friend and how he was a bit tired and would like to be seated. We still waited a good 15 minutes after that. What is the point of reservation/booking a table well in advance?

The food too was okayish- both presentation and taste wise. We have had far better middle eastern and Turkish food elsewhere in the city. My husband ordered the pear dessert, i laughed out loud, it looked so bad, Just sliced pear with a scoop of ice-cream on the side.

Only the waiting stuff were polite and friendly, and seemed like they were short staffed and running and managing everywhere.

In short, definitely not a 4.6 star worthy, that too in the heart of city centre. and not disability friendly, the bathroom...