Cihan - Side

Okay, I don't know about the rest of the turkey. but if they plan to visit side I would strongly recommend to go self-catering, as even vegetarianism seems like an alien concept in this part of the world. yet very close to the hotel I had, I found this little gem by chance, and I and my friend (which is not vegan) came here on a very regular basis after a few more hit and miss experiences in other institutions. first it was a nice place to eat. we sat outside at all the places, but the interior was also great. very clean and tastefully decorated without it being polite. the waiters were fantastic, friendly and helpful, but without too pushy and in their face, as some waiters can be in the turquoise.especially if they are two single damen! They serve at every occasion a free starter of flatbread and salat, who was almost a meal. I said to the waiter, I did not eat eggs or milk and they prepared my flatbread without. they also remembered the next few paintings we visited at other locations. the salat was fantastic fresh and flat brot tasty and I was almost too full to eat my main, which was vegetable casserole. which seemed to be made in order, from tinted or frozen vegetables, although the soße was tasty enough, it was in the vegetarian section of the menu. at another opportunity I ordered the herbal curry I must admit without checking whether it had milk, and unfortunately it was in a creamy corma sauce, it can be useful with a non- vegan as they taste their food it can not look that appetiterei also. I also noticed that they had lens soup on the menu, although I did not try. drinks were cheap and on our first meal there were our starter, porn, a bottle of wine and 2 cocktails for each around seven pfunds! While I did not find much better in side with regard to quality and price...and from any reason I could not find anywhere serving the vegan stacking of falafal and hummus. I did not know what was going on there! Actually, I went to a place ockabashi, which is listed elsewhere that served hummus. but for some inexplicable reasons it was prepared with butter?! but for page I would say that this was the best option for food and worth. another plus for me (although perhaps not everyone can be lust) were the cats that wandered freely around the outside area to be fed and fed by me and other customers.

I saw no vegan options on the menu, but a good place for vegetarians. Your herbal curry is on site

I don't know about the rest of Turkey. But if you plan to visit Side I would strongly recommend you to go self-catering, as even vegetarianism seems like an alien concept in this part of the world. However, very close to the hotel I stayed, I found this little jewel by chance, and I and my friend who is not vegan ended here on a very regular basis after a few more hit and miss experiences in other facilities. Especially it was a nice place to eat. We sat outside on all occasions, but the interior looked great. Very clean and tastefully decorated, without being intentional. The waiters were fantastic, friendly and helpful, but without too pushy and in your face, as some waiters can be in Turkey.especially if you are two single ladies! On each occasion they serve a free starter of Flatbread and Salat, which was almost a meal in itself. I told the waiter I didn't eat eggs or milk and they prepared my flatbread without. They also remembered the next few times we visited on other occasions. The salad was fantastic fresh and flat bread tasty and I was almost too full to eat my main, the vegetable cuprole was... which seemed fine to be made from tinted or frozen vegetables, although the sauce was tasty enough, it was in the vegetarian section of the menu. On another occasion I ordered the herbal curry I must admit without checking whether it had milk, and unfortunately it was in a creamy corma sauce it can be useful to eat with a not vegan as they can taste your food! it did not look so appetizing. I also noticed that she had lentil soup on the menu, although I didn't try. Beverages were cheap and on our first meal we had our starter, main, a bottle of wine and 2 cocktails for around seven pounds each!! While I did not find much better in terms of quality and price in Side...and for some reason I could not find anywhere serving the vegan stacks of Falafal and Hummus.... I don't know what happened there! Actually, I went to a place called Ockabashi that served hummus elsewhere. But for some inexplicable reasons it was prepared with butter????!!! But by side, I would say that this was the best option for food and value. Another plus for me, although perhaps not every desire, were the cats who walked freely around the outside area to be fed and fed by me and other customers.

I didn’t see any vegan options on the menu but a good place for vegetarians. Their vegetable curry is spot on

As said in the description but as a tourist I don't expect the options to be like the UK