Lacto
Middle Eastern
Turkish
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. The main dishes are primarily meat-based, but some of the appetizers are vegan suitable when you ask to omit the yogurt garnish. Has stuffed peppers and eggplants (cold), salads, bread, and others. Belly dancing events. Smoking is permitted. Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-12:00am.
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Added by verdandi on 29 May 2012
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10 Reviews
First Review by verdandi
Natbar
Points +1045
Disappointing - Edit
Very few vegan options, small portions, the food was quite bland and the staff wasn't very helpful. Not worth it unfortunately.
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fabiane
Points +690
No vegan food available - Edit
I went there and they said they don’t have Vegan options but vegetarian and after tell me they can’t make anything Vegan besides the Falafel, they came with the option of 3 sauces to eat with a salad, a expensive salad.
Read moreBut I was glad I didn’t ordered the salad cos I ordered the falafel that supposedly should come with Hummus, but when arrived was 3 falafels and one mini(they said they didn’t have enough material to make more) and in the place of the hummus one lettuce, I asked where is the hummus, the waitress said they didn’t have any hummus left, the details is she never asked if it was okay the change and the price was the same as if it comes with a Hummus.
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horsegirl
Points +165
Stoked to find Turkish food in Shinjuku - Edit
Turkish owner has great English and can make up a vegan and authentic Turk pizza on request. My spinach pizza was delicious. Salad was super fresh. Very keen to go back for the mercimek corba and a falafel dish. Staff were super welcoming and kind, felt right at home.
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katecow
Points +17
Not the best - Edit
Not many vegetarian options especially when it comes to mains, and they weren't very helpful either. The service was slow too despite it being quiet. Ordered a Margherita pizza (not vegan) and it was good, but honestly disappointed that it was the only thing I could really eat.
Read morePros: Good pizza, Nice atmosphere (apart from the smoke)
Cons: Smoking everywhere (it stinks), Not many options at all, Slow service
Guest
evan123
Points +146
Smoking only - Edit
Smoking only — no non-smoking section
Read moreCons: Smoking only
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brezel-007
Points +57
Meze - Edit
Mixed Meze plate was delicious although the bread was rather Japanese soft than Turkish crisp.
Read moreHallo The bill was remarkably higher than expected what left some mixed feelings.
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TandK
Points +23
Fresh and delicious - Edit
The staff here are very kind, the restaurant is beautifully decorated. The green salad was large, fresh, and delicious. We also loved the hummus and lentil soup. A great spot in Shinjuku.
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Yumi chen
Points +34
I feels so good - Edit
In Japan we are not eating some vegetable food and now you can try the store they have any The Decius food alright
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umebossy
Points +190
Great for Veg-Friendly nights out! - Edit
At first the menu might look pretty meaty but there are actually plenty of vegetarian options available. We love to fill up on the sharing plate which has veggie sticks with various dips/bean salad - order a couple of the little breads to go with it and it's very filling! Their salads and Turkish pizzas (several are meat free but not sure of veg status of the cheese) are also delicious. Several items on the menu seem vegan-friendly or could be adapted to be so but I would recommend checking in advance. In the evening there is also a reasonable nomihodai (all you can drink) deal which makes it good for a night out with friends.
Read morePros: Great atmosphere, Some English spoken
Cons: A little hard to find the first time
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verdandi
Points +54
authentic, fun place! a taste of Turkey in Tokyo - Edit
Owner is a Turkish expat who makes you feel very welcome. The walls are lined with Turkish knickknacks, and many of the waiters are Turks.
Read moreFood is excellent, with great salads and apps. Try the soslu patlican (eggplant sauce) and coban salatasi (traditional salad). Omnis will be pleased with chicken shish kebab, which my dad liked.
Pros: friendly, trilingual menu, cool decor
Cons: veg options not clearly marked
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