Turkish Pizza ? Who mentioned it ?

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 01:08 pm

Ok peeps i remember reading in a recent trip report someone getting Turkish pizza ? flat bread with meat on top maybe on the Rozengracht ?

Cheers if anyone can remember i really fancy one OP ?

gixxer · Post by **gixxer** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 01:17 pm

cisco m8,,,i had a proper one in turkey,,,nice but not as good as an italian

the one in turkey had slices of hardboiled egg,,,,WTF

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 01:56 pm

Lol the Gyros i had in Corfu had the option of chips in it !!??? wtf

gixxer · Post by **gixxer** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 03:08 pm

HighTree · Post by **HighTree** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 05:11 pm

You can get turkish pizzas pretty much everywhere here in Holland. They're one of the staple drunken snacks people buy. There are usually turkish snack bars that sell them dotted around everywhere. Not a huge fan of them myself though.

roker · Post by **roker** » Mon 4th Oct 2010 05:13 pm

lahmacuns and kababs are shit the world over...not just Amsterdam...

Ash333 · Post by **Ash333** » Wed 6th Oct 2010 01:48 pm

roker wrote:lahmacuns and kababs are shit the world over...not just Amsterdam...

Unless you happen to know a good place. Of which there are many.

So many good turkish grill houses around the world, don't generalise a whole section of cuisine because you had an elephant leg donner once upon a time.

Iko · Post by **Iko** » Wed 6th Oct 2010 04:26 pm

I LOVE the Turkish bread they sell at the market by Katsu and the market in Haarlem.
Its like a giant flat sesame begal and they sell like 25 different cream cheeses to go with it ( test before buying, some are very salty, atleast to my tastes ).
YUMMY

aaron · Post by **aaron** » Wed 6th Oct 2010 10:20 pm

I wish they sold real fresh turkish bread in the UK....

as HighTree said youc an get a Turks Pizza pretty much anywhere in NL for quite cheap, nothing like a crappy UK kebab. Must be eaten with garlic sauce (knoflook saus) and some salad (sla).

Kingdoc · Post by **Kingdoc** » Wed 6th Oct 2010 11:32 pm

aaron wrote:I wish they sold real fresh turkish bread in the UK....

as HighTree said youc an get a Turks Pizza pretty much anywhere in NL for quite cheap, nothing like a crappy UK kebab. Must be eaten with garlic sauce (knoflook saus) and some salad (sla).

I sometimes get a donner nan,Awsome! but like 8 quid a pop.

Pauli Wallnuts · Post by **Pauli Wallnuts** » Thu 7th Oct 2010 12:41 am

aaron wrote:I wish they sold real fresh turkish bread in the UK....

as HighTree said youc an get a Turks Pizza pretty much anywhere in NL for quite cheap, nothing like a crappy UK kebab. Must be eaten with garlic sauce (knoflook saus) and some salad (sla).

loads of turkish shops/bakerys in london, this is 1of most popular http://www.tfcsupermarkets.com/

aaron · Post by **aaron** » Thu 7th Oct 2010 07:15 am

Pauli Wallnuts wrote:
aaron wrote:I wish they sold real fresh turkish bread in the UK....

as HighTree said youc an get a Turks Pizza pretty much anywhere in NL for quite cheap, nothing like a crappy UK kebab. Must be eaten with garlic sauce (knoflook saus) and some salad (sla).

loads of turkish shops/bakerys in london, this is 1of most popular http://www.tfcsupermarkets.com/

Ah OK, I wish we had more stuff like that in East Anglia! London would be 2 hours each way for a loaf of bread, even though its delicious its not quite the same as popping to the turkish bakery down the road

deplana · Post by **deplana** » Thu 7th Oct 2010 12:18 pm

If you have the possibility to see how these Turkish shop receive the raw materials in the morning, you will never eat in any of these places (for instance, just have an early morning stroll in the Kinkerstraat...).

Hygiene is an option.

Of course these are just my 2 cents. I don't wanna start a generic discussion on hygiene in restaurants, where at least the dirty stuff happen in a kitchen and not on the middle of the street.

Marco · Post by **Marco** » Thu 7th Oct 2010 12:49 pm

deplana wrote:If you have the possibility to see how these Turkish shop receive the raw materials in the morning, you will never eat in any of these places (for instance, just have an early morning stroll in the Kinkerstraat...).

Hygiene is an option.

Of course these are just my 2 cents. I don't wanna start a generic discussion on hygiene in restaurants, where at least the dirty stuff happen in a kitchen and not on the middle of the street.

Have you ever worked in a kitchen? You would be shocked....

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Sat 9th Oct 2010 11:27 pm

AH ha i found it !! it was in Titus Wongs thread/trip report