This lavish meal is more like a buffet for one than a single dish and is very likely to be the biggest, most complex, and most varied breakfast you’ll ever have in your life.
These unusual burgers get their name because they’re steamed, making them soft, juicy, and incredibly rich. Each islak burger is made of a delicious beef patty tucked inside a soft white hamburger bun.
A creative and delectable type of scrambled eggs, menemen is made up of lightly beaten eggs that are cooked in a skillet with onions, peppers, tomatoes, and mixed herbs.
These three wonderful types of bread are usually eaten by locals on the go in the mornings. You’ll find countless Istanbul street food sellers offering them, but you can also order some freshly-baked ones from any bakery in the city.
If digging into an authentic döner kebab is on your things to eat in Istanbul list, order an Iskender kebap from any local restaurant in Istanbul. This traditional Turkish dish is made up of a plate overloaded with succulent, seasoned döner meat.