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Istanbul Food Tour! (Tourists don't know these Turkish foods)

This video is part of my Türkiye travel series, where I explore hidden gems, local food, transport, and everyday life across the country. ▶️ Watch the full Türkiye travel series:    • Türkiye   Shot on: July 19, 2025 Location: Istanbul, Türkiye Don’t forget to subscribe!    / @travellordonloc   I ACTUALLY USE THESE: If you click a link and make a purchase, I may get a commission for the sale. Don’t worry! You won’t pay any extra! Global Health Insurance – SafetyWing: https://safetywing.com/?referenceID=2... eSIM Cards – Airalo: https://airalo.pxf.io/c/6023993/20710... SUPPORT TRAVEL LORD ON LOCATION: Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/travellordonloc Paypal: https://bit.ly/459arqw MORE TRAVEL LORD ON LOCATION: Instagram:   / travellordonloc   Facebook:   / travellordonloc   TikTok:   / travellordonloc   Twitter:   / travellordonloc   2ND Channel:    / @travellordclips   About this Turkish Food vlog: For this vlog, I explored the beautiful city of Istanbul to discover a few lesser-known Turkish dishes. Instead of eating Adana kebabs and Pide, which are delicious, I opted for some things I’ve heard about in comments. I was also surprised by a fan who brought me to his favorite fast food spot. I hope you enjoy this street food vlog as much as I enjoyed the local Turkish cuisine! About Istanbul Street Food: Istanbul’s street food culture offers a window into daily life in Turkey. Beyond kebabs and baklava, the city offers a variety of unique and affordable dishes deeply rooted in local tradition. One of the most iconic late-night snacks is the Wet Burger (Islak Hamburger) — a garlicky, saucy burger steamed in a glass case until soft and flavorful. Often found near Taksim Square, it’s a favorite among night owls. Another staple is Balık Ekmek, a grilled mackerel sandwich typically sold near the Galata Bridge. Served with onions and lettuce in a crusty loaf, it’s a beloved yet straightforward Istanbul classic. Tavuklu Pilav, or chicken rice with chickpeas, is a humble but satisfying meal sold from mobile stainless steel carts. It's popular for lunch and especially common around office areas and public squares. For something more traditional, Boza is a fermented winter drink made from bulgur. Slightly sweet, tangy, and topped with cinnamon and roasted chickpeas, it has Ottoman-era roots and remains a nostalgic favorite. Lastly, Tavuk Döner, or chicken döner, is widely available and affordable. Shaved from a vertical rotisserie, it's served in bread or lavash with pickles and sauces. Together, these dishes reflect Istanbul’s rich culinary diversity and street-level authenticity. İstanbul’un sokak lezzetleri, şehrin kültürünü ve günlük yaşamını en iyi yansıtan unsurlardan biridir. Kebap ve baklavanın ötesinde, yerel halkın severek tükettiği birçok özgün ve ekonomik yemek sokaklarda bulunabilir. Gece geç saatlerin vazgeçilmezi olan Islak Hamburger, sarımsaklı sosla ıslatılıp buharda bekletilen, yumuşacık ve lezzetli bir burgerdir. Özellikle Taksim çevresinde sıkça görülür ve gençler arasında popülerdir. Şehrin simgelerinden biri olan Balık Ekmek, genellikle Galata Köprüsü civarında satılır. Izgara uskumru, marul ve soğanla birlikte çıtır ekmek içinde sunulur ve sade ama doyurucu bir lezzet sunar. Tavuklu Pilav, nohutlu ve tereyağlı pilav üzerine haşlanmış tavuk konularak servis edilir. Mobil tezgahlarda sunulan bu yemek, özellikle öğle saatlerinde yoğun talep görür. Kış aylarına özgü geleneksel bir içecek olan Boza, fermente edilmiş bulgurdan yapılır. Üzerine tarçın ve leblebi eklenerek servis edilir ve Osmanlı döneminden günümüze uzanan nostaljik bir tat olarak bilinir. Her köşe başında bulunabilen Tavuk Döner, döner makinesinden kesilerek ekmek ya da lavaşla sunulur. Hem ekonomik hem pratik bir alternatiftir. Bu lezzetler, İstanbul’un sokak mutfağının çeşitliliğini ve özgünlüğünü en güzel şekilde yansıtır. #IstanbulStreetFood #TurkishFood #İstanbulYemekleri #SokakLezzetleri #İstanbulYemeİçme #YemekVlogu #StreetFoodVlog