For the Foodie in You

Turkish coffee, the pride of Turkey. (5 lira)

One of the best things about living in Istanbul. These loaded waffles are a fairly

new food fad and FUCKING AWESOME. Topped with bananas, strawberry, kiwi, Nutella, pistachio, vanilla pudding?, shredded coconut, and more. (8 lira)

Cheap and delicious Donors in the district of Takism. (1 lira)

The House is a new upscale restaurant with a Caesar salad that rivals La Madeline's. (22 lira)

There isn't much Asian food is Istanbul, even on the Asian side. Katie got these noodles (and potatoes ಠ_ಠ ) in Kadikoy (on the Asian side) and said they "blew monster donkey cock". (17 lira)

The loaded potato. Not near as good as the waffle. Topped with ketchup, mayo, olives, peppers, pickles, hotdog slices, carrots, corn, and more. (10 lira)

A burger from The House restaurant. (26 lira)

The fajitas are surprisingly good. (18 lira)

The Tuesday Bazaar in Kadikoy is a must. Produce and housewares can be found at very low prices.

Our haul of tomatoes, mushrooms, and grapes: 6 lira.

Next week, I'll be sure to take some pictures of the school lunches. Hope this satisfies your appetites for now.