Turkish Street Food in Istanbul | BEST in the WORLD

[@eceozdemir24]

I came across your video while I was away from my country. I watched it with longing. I hope you remember all the times you were there with happiness. Enjoy yourself.

[@sponyz]

The ice cream part made me laugh alot

[@JazzDrew]

Go Hawks!! We will be in Istanbul next month. Thanks for your videos!!

[@menekse3194]

I wish I were there too I miss Istanbul! Thank you guys! what a nice video!

[@hakangurel6686]

In warm and tropical climates, sweating leads to a drop in sodium levels, which is why salty drinks are commonly consumed. In contrast, in colder regions, sugary drinks take precedence as they help maintain body warmth. Salty beverages hold great importance in countries like Mexico, Turkey, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. Explaining drinks like ayran (a salty yogurt-based drink) or pickle juice to someone from the West can be quite challenging. However, if you visit Mexico, you'll notice not only are their drinks salty, but they even sprinkle salt on watermelon-it’s almost a necessity there. Istanbul is a touristic city, but compared to its population of 15 million residents, tourists seem quite insignificant. It shouldn't be assumed that everything in the city is designed for tourists.

[@242Tempest]

We dont drink ayran plain. With meat - döner - kebab etc. it goes savory and refreshing. Also real tea enjoyers dont use sugar 😂❤ I didnt finish the whole video rn but you have to try İskender kebab.

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks for watching and for the insight!! Iskender kebab is definitely on the list to try, can’t wait 😋

[@Hakan-l9s]

If you put a little amount of mineral water into the ayran, it becomes more and more delicious

[@Kımılnop]

Yoo sade de içiyoruz arda yazın serinlemek için

[@murattahan2391]

afiyet olsun. 🧿🧿🧿

[@MaxandSidney]

Thank you so much! 🧿😊

[@murattahan2391]

@@MaxandSidney 😇

[@Lars22J]

nice video, will watch it later your channel and videos are very relaxing to watch

[@nicecomment5411]

Welcome to Turkey, hope you had a pleasant trip and hope you enjoy your stay. ❤🎉

[@Alexgotnext]

This is awesome to see released on the same day as me arriving in Istanbul 😄 Thanks for sharing! So far I’ve tried a local wrap, lentil soup, and a Turkish tea here.

[@farukkonuralpeser2906]

Dostum çorba nasıldı?

[@UeMit_Li]

You dont need any sauce with your döner, because you have Ayran. You take one bite and than a sip to make everything juicy. We also have the most juicy and tasty tomatos. So the kebaps are never dry and you dont need a sauce.

[@alpagan5486]

You should go to the Istanbul Archaeological Museum...near Hagia Sophia

[@MaxandSidney]

We will have to check it out for sure!

[@musa.cakmak]

Guys we have a problem. The best fish wrap is in Karaköy, you should have gone there in the first place but that's okay you can try it next time. 😄

[@ArchiTechFit]

I like pomegranate juice+carrot juice mix. You should try that too.

[@Jkombucha]

Not from Istanbul but u need to find legit places to eat Doner this one looks below average and look for Beef&Lamb Doner 👍

[@emirkarakaya7070]

For Ayran, I recommend you try ayran and simit. The simit should be ‘çıtır’ simit. Its the best way to snack…

[@Kartal_1923]

👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@o.k.2294]

i’ll go to karaköy at least. iwanted a fish wrap. i hadn’t eaten before and i was intrigued.

[@XY-uc1tw]

Fun fact about döner: even Mexicans got döner similar food, probably also bread (drüm) from the Ottoman Empire.

[@OG-ge8nu]

I like how you explain that Döner Kebab originates from Turkey. Some mental people want forcefully make people believe its german, which is total nonsense and pure propaganda. It would be like claiming pizza is british because you ate it in London.

[@OG-ge8nu]

If you are only going to visit Istanbul you have to eat Döner at Bayramoğlu in Beykoz. Really incredible taste of meat and unforgetable experience.

[@farukkonuralpeser2906]

saat gece 3 ve o döneri istiyorum 😢

[@baranbozdogann]

I will fallow u guys until u guys find out Kokoreç :)

[@dgknus]

The sugar amount in tea is just personal. I used to use at least 3 cubes in a smaller glass u used in the video and couldn't even stand the bitterness of tea without sugar. Now, I can only drink without sugar and any sugar in my tea makes me wanna vomit the moment I taste. So, try it and decide yourself, don't feel like you have to follow the habbits majority of the locals do. Enjoy your trip :)

[@ayhandemir7668]

✨🌙🎉🍀

[@MaxandSidney]

😃👍🇹🇷❤️

[@MuratTekerci]

[@UtkuSariogluTr]

2:57 Since the 90's trash cans are removed from highly populated areas because of terrorists planting bombs in them. You can find trash containers in alleyways or you can just ask stores to take your trash.

[@mesuta.3997]

Probanly the corn dried out so it became so hard. That’s not always the case

[@baranbozdogann]

It will be better if you add mint into the ayran.

[@mats-5970]

döner, not doner. Thanks for the video:)

[@qqq3230]

more than double. prices got 10-15x higher 1 dollar was 2 lira 10 years ago.

[@gocausta]

Merhaba,It would be better for your health and taste to buy food from popular places.

[@3sene3bene]

Dondurmacılar keşke bu kadar fazla abartmasalar. Tamam her şey güzel hoş ama her izlediğimde bir iki adım fazla ileri gitmeleri beni sinirlendiriyor. Sen kim oluyorsun eşinin yanında bayanın dondurmayı ağzına götürüyorsun lan şaklaban, dayak yesen orada seni savunmam.

[@Trick-xn4nr]

Aynen katılıyorum, çok doğru tespit.

[@ArdaUnhail]

You are allowed to say that we Turks are "cone artists"

[@sberkbayram]

If you want to exprience real döner you should go to better places.

[@Kımılnop]

Cok kötü yerlerde yemek yediniz😂

[@elleshar666]

for the love of god, stop calling lahmacun "turkish pizza". Great content though :)