Ksenia Mardina
A Kurdish style breakfast place. Which means a big one. For Kurds in Turkey breakfast is an important ritual, often performed in a special club. The food is all fresh, right from the farm – be it day or night. Order cucumbers and olives and you'll get a platter of local cheeses, yoghurt cream and murtuga rye porridge. This comes with gallons of tea and if you have a nap right after the meal, you'll wake up younger. Better come in the middle of the week to avoid lines.
