Pasa Kebap Salonu - Goeynuek Mahallesi

On this webpage, you can find the complete menu of Pasa Kebap Salonu from Goeynuek Mahallesi. Currently, there are 39 meals and drinks available. For changing offers, please contact the owner of the restaurant directly. You can also contact them through their website.

What Dmitry Kuleshov likes about Pasa Kebap Salonu:
We called this place Cat Cafe . The menu is mostly meat, the portions are large. Many seals come to the terrace and visitors treat them with surplus meat. Prices are average for the city. The only negative is that they take a very long time to take the bill, probably to imitate how busy the restaurant is, so that guests sit longer, attracting other guests. read more.

The restaurant offers complimentary WiFi for its guests, And into the accessible rooms also come clientele with wheelchairs or physiological limitations. If the weather are right, you can also have something to eat outside.

What Eline doesn't like about Pasa Kebap Salonu:
Food: wasn’t special wouldn’t recommend especially when you’re used to traditional Turkish quality food! Service: staff did the bare minimum, I even thought they acted somewhat arrogant and really didn’t treat each other nice. When the check came they started acting nice ? vibe/ ethos: as it is an aesthetically pleasing restaurant you would’ve expected the ethos to match the nice interior and looks of the restaurant.... read more.

At Pasa Kebap Salonu in Goeynuek Mahallesi, you'll find typical, traditional Kebabs in diverse variations along with the spices and spice mixes characteristic of the delectable Turkish cuisine - either over a Lahmacun, in a Sucuk or in one of the delectable salads with lentils or bulgur, here they serve a appetizing brunch for breakfast. After the meal (or during it), you have the opportunity to also relax at the bar with a alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, visitors often choose the delicious, fluffy flatbread, which is perfect for dipping into the own hummus or a creamy yogurt dip; the unusual connection of figs and goat cheese undeniably also belongs to the delicious bits of the multifaceted Middle Eastern cuisine.