We Tried Turkish Burnt Ice Cream | Fethiye & Kas

Today can be summed up with "Turkey has so much variety". Our day begins camping on top on a mountain in Butterfly Valley overlooking the beach below.
After an incredible sunrise we make our way towards Fethiye to spend the night but not before visiting one of the most unique fish markets we have ever been to.
In the morning we make our way to Kas to try the famous Burnt Ice Cream that this area is known for.
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[@talhagulhan6071]

It’s not “greek style” guys it’s Turkish style. Both Turkey and Greece look a lot like each other, and therefore it is not Greek. I love your series!

[@davidc293]

Talha Gülhan before 1923 it was all primarily GREEK population wise and now just architecture wise

[@talhagulhan6071]

David H The level of stupidity in your comment 😶 Before 1923 the lands were ruled by the Ottoman empire, which took control around 1100. The Selcuks ruled the same area before the Ottomans, and they are also Turkish. Ottoman people lived there and not Greek. By Ottoman I mean Turks. The Greek population lived alongside the Turks peacfully, as the Ottoman Empire allowed them to live there. Besides, the a lot of nationalities controlled those lands before the Turks, such as the Mongols. The modern Greek culture is more like the Turkish/Ottoman culture - just look at Baklava, Turkish Coffee, Kebab and Yoghurt. I mean even their surenames are a bit Turkish with the “oglou” and the end which means oglu (son) in Turkish.

[@travelleryildirim3013]

David you are wrong... not only Greeks have live there before and why nobody say in Greece that its looks very Turkish ??? It was the last 900-1000. Years Turkish and the Turks have also leave the Islands in 1923 ... why nobody say it that its Turkish ... the Blue Eyes what they sale in Greece its come from Cappadocia but they say its Greek Eye :)))) .. to Turkish Coffe all the World say Turkish Coffe but they say its Greeek coffe .. to baklava they say its Greek but hometown from Baklava is Gaziantep a City in Southeast of Turkey where the Pistachios are growing for making Baklava ... and many more ;) i dont have a problem with they and they are everytime welcome but think to say what is wrong I can do it ;)

[@ildenizkosal]

@@davidc293 David fuck your brain

[@melihvaranok8605]

Doe David have a brain ?

[@RuzeleZele]

Turkey is now at the top of my travel bucket list because of this series!

[@flyingthenest]

AHH this makes us so so happy :D

[@RuzeleZele]

Your videos make me happy! I haven't been able to stop watching all week. So glad I found you guys! Major inspiration for traveling

[@benozgurum5311]

@@RuzeleZele You should visit Turkey, It is really cheap for travelling. Turkey has a lot of historical places, incredible seas-beach and it has amazing food cultere. If you went to vacation, you wouldn't regret.

[@zohebtareenhazarika]

Ahh you betcha!

[@lejaders]

I actually preferred Turkey to Greece, I felt like Turkey is what I wanted Greece to be like but Greece felt really touristy and commercial to me. Also, Turkey was so inexpensive and had the best food, and the food was so cheap too. In Greece I ended up eating a lot of toasties and greek salads in pubs because food was so expensive and I was trying to backpack on a shoestring. I felt like Turkey was similar budget wise to Thailand, if you weren't eating street food and stayed in nicer hostels.

[@becgrinceri1170]

Turkey has seriously sky rocketed up my bucket list since watching these vlogs!!

[@flyingthenest]

you would LOVE Turkey Bec!!!!

[@Jonahvlogs96]

Kara and Nate went to turkey around the same time! They have a cool channel too. I bet you'd like their videos too Bec.

[@MelliKos]

Go to ‘kas’ in antalya! And visit kaputaj plaj.....

[@elleshar666]

No disrespect to you guys but most places you cite as "greek influenced" have been under Turkish rule over half a Millenia It's not like some dude saw a greek village and decided to copy it. Also, note that Greece was under Turkish rule until 1821 (for over 4 centuries). This doesn't make Greece "Turkish influenced" nor makes Turkish cities Greek influenced.. You are defining the regional fabric of these cities based on an artificial border line. In truth we are all "Mediterranean" hence what you define as "greek influenced" is called Mediterranean. Most coastal towns of Italy looks the same too. Edit: Until recently Australia was a British colony. Would it make sense if I visit a town in England and say "hmm this is very Australian influenced I can't believe it."

[@maybeautyjune]

I couldn't agree more. Absolutely true.

[@rozasmyrna964]

Yesss!

[@Michaelmouse23]

Agree with this prognosis, I see some small town South Of Spain and think mhmm this looks very Turkish, in fact it`s just common culture of last few Millenia.

[@yusufoundead8510]

elleshar666 i was about to comment that too

[@oghuzkhan5117]

I agree with you. I felt very offended by it

[@ediz243]

Guys you have to try künefe (it’s sweet dessert with Cheese in it 👀)

[@rachael4512]

They tried it in one of their other videos :)

[@iloolo5183]

Roo Noo they tried peynir helvasi thats with cheese too but künefe is something different

[@rachael4512]

@@iloolo5183 my mistake 👍

[@b.g.1207]

Yeah künefe is a dessert but you can actually taste the cheese. It's really good. One of my favorite desserts. My tip: If you have the chance to try it then only if it's still hot. Then the cheese is still melted

[@iloolo5183]

B. G. Yeeess its soo yummy 😍

[@mehmetk9267]

Turkey is a paradise in the world. Very nice series. I really like . Thank you...

[@flyingthenest]

Naw so glad you are enjoying this Turkey series :)

[@mehmetk9267]

@@flyingthenest butterflies valley in the definitive list. I really followed it with pleasure. I visited Pamukkale. but it had been a long time. You took me back. Turkey also think there are at least 10 times this series of vlogs material. Marmaris, Datca, Dalyan, Akyaka, Koycegiz, Selimiye, Osmaniye,kızkumu. Thank you for your work.

[@mathilda333]

Every place in the mediterranean region looks almost the same, the vegetation - because of the mediterranean climate or the houses to be resistant against the weather. So it's not a copy of any other country. It's just the development and adaption of people to a certain region. Those purple pink flowers (begonvilleas) do not only grow in Greece and stop growing at the border of Turkey they are inhabited in most mediterranean country, be it Greece, Morocco, Italy or Turkey etc. Sure, countries influence each other and Greece and Turkey share a long history together, so of course there is cultural influence, but the appearance of a region doesn't change just because of cultural influence. Ps. Greeks and Turks are no enemies, let's not be fooled by politics and media please, we are all brothers and sisters :(

[@barse.255]

Thank you for promoting our country. You are actually doing a better jon than our ministry of tourism.

[@sametisik88]

Turkisch airlines cogu youtubestarlara hediye verdi bizim ülkemizi tanidmak icin haberin varmi kardes. Bu sene tourism patlamasi yasandi. Almanyadan bukadar türkiye üzerinden kötü yorum yaptiktan sonra bile ucaklar dolu dolu gidiyor türkiyeye.

[@flyingthenest]

oh wow thank you so much!

[@muhammadowais8147]

I love Turkey

[@flyingthenest]

Us too 😊

[@jonmiksis]

After watching these vlogs, I really want to go to Turkey for my next trip 😊

[@flyingthenest]

yay this makes us so happy! we LOVED our time here :)

[@BurakBabayigit]

Hi guys, i love your Turkish journey so far and you are really doing a good job at enjoying Turkey as she is. My only criticism would be your talking about the Greek influence. Culturally these towns are Ottoman and most of these towns were founded by the Ottomans as you can clearly see from the Ottoman style houses.

[@ibrahimturkoglu5492]

yes, greek cities like this is once a part of the ottoman land of greece.

[@davidc293]

Burak Babayiğit STOP SPREADING LIES

[@marius_jacob]

No offense but neither Ottomans nor Seljuks or in general Turks haven't found even a single city in the region. Anatolia has been the center of several civilizations since prehistoric times, therefore all the cities were already there before Turkish flowed to the region in masses. Inevitably they adopted the existing culture and life style which changes from city to city and it is still so. You can see different influences such as Arab, Greek, Armenian, Kurdish etc in different cities. But collapse of the empire lead to a kind of cultural poverty and made Arab influence to be dominating.

[@subutaynoyan5372]

As a turk I find this comment idiotic. There were Greek settlements at the area back when turks were busy invading Central Asia, man. Especially the aegan region of the country have similarities as in culture, architecture, food and general attitude of people with Greeks. Greece is an ancient civilization, no need to get offended or anything by when someone says they influenced us. Note that we were herders who were not even interested in urban civilizations before we settled in Asia Minor, and you think Turkish urban culture popped up out of the blue? No. They adopted whatever they thought best and redesigned it for themselves. Which was the nomads way of approaching any sort of conquered land or culture.

[@alperenbaser5595]

@@davidc293 You are not even Greek . You are talking trash at every commend

[@benec5816]

Such fun and have never seen some of these places makes Turkey move up the list stay safe and enjoy yourselves

[@flyingthenest]

It is sooo worth a visit :D :D

[@mariannemayparis]

Going to turkey on Monday and can't wait to try so many of these foods/drinks!! You guys seriously have an amazing life!

[@damonsalvatore2402]

where are you from?

[@flyingthenest]

ahh you are going to have the most incredible time :) Where abouts will you be travelling???

[@mariannemayparis]

Ögeday England 😊

[@mariannemayparis]

Flying The Nest my boyfriend and I are going to Dalyan in turkey, never been before but apparently it’s lovely! Boat tours and a turtle rescue centre!

[@STANDREW2]

Greece used to be part of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey had a large Greek / Christian population until the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923 following which there was a compulsory exchange of populations between the two countries. Turkish Muslims living in Greece and Greek Christians living in Turkey were compulsorily forced to relocate, not a happy time for either side. This was as a result of the upheaval following the First World War. Both populations had lived together for centuries before this fairly peacefully. This is a simplified account of a complicated story.

[@lucyherondale1148]

Yes, you are right. You can also watch "Dedemin insanları" which means "my grandfather's people". This movie about the exchange of populations and a Turkish family who was forced to migration. It has very sweet ending for two neighbor country. :)

[@ggoddkkiller1342]

It all happened because we let european invented nationalism divide us! Even today both Greek and Turkish polticians are using-creating hostilities to collect more votes. And poor people of both countries are suffering because of economic crisises that those corrupted governments caused! I hope one day we will elect some honorable people who will end these hostilities so finally our countries could prosper together as we deserve..

[@erenyesil5897]

@@ggoddkkiller1342 yes, finally i found someone who can see what is happening

[@TheMounthood]

Not only Greek, but also Turkish Christians were relocated as well. They said we are Turks and do no speak Greek, yet, they were still sent. Stupid nationalism and western fed independence fantasy leading to massive destruction. It is always better to stay strong in a union than to be a weak tiny nation. Look at the Balkans after the Ottoman collapse. The British were too happy drawing future borders and deciding how to divide the resources. But, yes, go Serbia, go Greece, and go Arab nationalism.

[@ggoddkkiller1342]

TheMounthood You are completely right my friend, those Brits who were funding countless nationalist rebellions in Europe and Ottoman territories in the name of 'justice' while also killing millions of Hindus for rebelling against their 'royal' king in exactly same time period!! They were defending the freedom of many nations while their 'royal' king was somehow the king of many nations including Hindus and rebelling against him was considered as a treason! After Indian Rebellion of 1857 was over Brits executed hundreds of thousands Hindus for treason!! The western culture is built on so many lies and hypocrisies but all it takes another book, movie or TV show then mindless crowds are clapping even their biggest crimes...

[@elmiratuba]

The tourists Who came Turkey generally prefer to stay 5 star Hotels and accommodate all inclusive without seeing any beautiful pleace and not lefting hotel for whole stay ,what a pity......i have too appreciated as a turk that you are explore all beautiful places of our country....

[@realxrispin9142]

Tuba AKGUL TUMER it’s really sad ! I like to stay in cheap accommodation and spend my money on food , site viewing and buying souvenirs

[@rako4717]

whats up with all that "greek influenced" term ? it's kinda hard for turks to be greek influenced since the greeks were under ottoman rule for hundreds of years. no offense to greeks tho i love greeks and even visited athens and mykonos 2 years ago which was a great experience.

[@subutaynoyan5372]

That's like saying Greeks didn't influence Rome because they were under Roman rule.

[@SportLifestyle1]

It's Mediterranean, you cannot get better than this

[@flyingthenest]

AGREED :D

[@LanaTiare]

Wow I want to go to turkey now!!! Love that camping spot 💕🙌🏼🙌🏼 The food looks super amazing also 😱 Is it cheap to travel turkey??

[@hakkiSG14]

these days it really is

[@efegungormus1123]

1 dolar is 6.50 turkish money and avarage meal is 15 turkish money. So you can spend your day with 10-15 dolar. And accomadations are about 25-30 dolars.

[@miralay8249]

Also if you want to stay in a really good resort in hotels region such as Antalya, it will be around 40 - 100 bucks maximum due to currency crisis.

[@LanaTiare]

Berke Akkanatlı oh okay so it’s quite reasonable prices then by the sounds of it!

[@miralay8249]

Lana Tiare It really is! Since Turkey is not a large country , the places you will visit won’t be that far . So you can stay in one hotel and go visit for example 4 to 5 places and then change the hotel.

[@janetortiz4628]

I am living vicariously through your vlogs. I have been rearranging my bucket list and Turkey keeps climbing up towards the top! Thank you for sharing, I really like your style of blogging and watch your videos al day. 😀

[@flyingthenest]

so happy that Turkey is making its way into your bucket list :D :D

[@umutilhan1165]

İngilizcem yok konuştuklarından hiç birşey anlamıyorum ama her so nice ve so good dediklerinde mutlu oluyorum . Ne mutlu TÜRKÜM diyene 🇹🇷

[@hurguler]

I'm glad you guys are having a great time. You're visiting all the right places, mainly because of the tour company but also your natural enthusiasm makes it much more enjoyable to watch.

[@erhanustun4266]

Hi dears.. İ want you to know that all you see around is not only about Greek. İt is actuaally about mediterranean culture. Maybe 3000 years ago the people who has lived here before Greeks was eating Olive oil and fresh sea foods ,drink wine and maybe later rakı. And Turkiye is a big part of this culture for almost 1000 years. By the way we love Greeks too much and has no problem :)

[@ufujk2007]

You guys have to see Marmaris... It will blow ur minds. Just to beautiful.

[@brittneyranger6913]

I did this exact tour last year and fell in love with turkey it’s so beautiful! I can’t wait to go back.

[@mlipner4990]

I do appreciate your positivity😘

[@flyingthenest]

We appreciate your support 😊🙏

[@eTexperience]

Being an Australian Türk and having travelled to Fetiye and kaş it is truly a breathtaking place, thanks for the video and to all my Aussie friends do yourself a favour and go

[@rafaalmeida2587]

This is the best KZbin channel ever. I love you guys, please come to Brazil!

[@flyingthenest]

awww you are so sweet :)

[@ladysabrina89]

I loved Kas, whaen we stayes there, so calm and peaceful! And love Turkey for its diversity!

[@King-uh8zz]

I love this video. One of the most beautiful places in Turkey. 👋🇹🇷👍

[@DivertLiving]

Alright i havent even made it 2 minutes in and these drone shots are epic!

[@maybeautyjune]

If you are still in Turkey you should never skip Cappadocia. This region is most visited place in Turkey l'm sure you will say amazing" ,"unbeleivable" many times when you visit there

[@flyingthenest]

Don't worry - we will 100% not be skipping Cappadocia :)

[@monicageller8156]

Turkey one of the most ancient countries in the world , thank you for this vlog. Your Best

[@munizamohd6995]

Omg guys!!! I literally enjoy this Turkey series. It's sooooooo amazing!! 👍🏻

[@sujoycityofjoy9039]

Nature,Foods & drinks are just Awesome!!

[@flyingthenest]

Agreed 😁👍🏻

[@captainkebe1373]

If you leave Turkey without eating cigkofte you will regret..You have to try "cig kofte"!!!

[@sercan922]

Absolutely!

[@aleynab5741]

Xia 8xxx it's without meat

[@mustafabedir6324]

@Xia 8xxx Of course, u don't have to like that, just respect. It's culture, we can produce food, don't eat whatever we find like some countries.

[@ericafors6039]

Turkey and Greece are not really comparable. I would skip Greece entirely to go to Turkey again and again and again... To me it is one of the most beautiful and interesting countries in the world. I think when you are talking about Greek influence you are referencing the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantines) whom wrote and spoke Greek v Latin in the Western Roman Empire. But in Turkey the Byzantines are newcomers.... The Archaeological Museum in Ankara is amazing. I love Turkey but not Erdogan!

[@dustystrikerr]

i love you too erica and we hate erdogan :)

[@kaya1075]

👏🏻👏🏻 I am Turkish and we HATE erdogan in this country 😔

[@kaya1075]

+Rαyqυαzα Tam tersi hepimizin bir diktatör sevici saray soytarısı olmadığımızı bilmesi daha gurur verici. Evet ülkemi çok seviyorum ama ülkemi iyi yönetemeyen birçok ülkede bizi rezil eden erdoğan'ı sevmediğimi gönül rahatlığıyla söyleyebilirim!!

[@technotasarim]

totally agreed.

[@donnahassan3498]

I am turkish and I hate trump

[@onlynevermind1238]

I'm happy that you guys enjoying staying in our country and enjoying the food in here. I always say, we have good food folks

[@kubriela]

Hey!You guys absolutely should make a video about how to start everything like leaving home,quiting the jobs,deciding to what you want to do etc.Seriously I would love to listen it!!❤

[@sosasso7025]

Turkey is such a paradise ! You have to try beef kebbabs, chicken kebbabs , kebbe and mehammara

[@thefollowinguser9999]

I’m Turkish and I love your videos

[@passantakram503]

I'm obsessed with your traveling series ,you guys are amazing !!!❤✨

[@flyingthenest]

Thanks so much!! Really loving how this turkey series is turning out!

[@tinchina85]

Gorgeous gorgeous video! Man! Turkey is amazing! Wish I could have seen inside your little cabin! ha I'm putting this place on my bucket list.....because of YOU! :) Teresa

[@hannahhoward2483]

Absolutely adored this vlog. ❤️

[@flyingthenest]

Naw thanks Hannah!

[@bedazzled77]

Skip Greece go to Turkey over and over again - mindblowing

[@vincedangelo3676]

Recovering from an operation and been watching you guys....thanks for sharing your travels - so cool! ☺️

[@karahisarli]

Guys, I am from Fethiye and have seen all those places you visited for the last 2 weeks! Let met tell you something, watched all your videos in 1 night! I really liked the energy you have and seriously, Turkish government needs to support you! I don't know a better way of advertisement than you are doing with these series, look at those comments where people are changing their bucket lists! thank you and you are welcome back! @TURKISHAIRLINES See these Guys!

[@cosmicpreneur]

Your videos of Turkey are making me really wanting to visit! It looks amazing!

[@llsimpson17]

you guys have the BEST travel videos!

[@mervedogan8910]

Hey! I'am a Turkish.You have a very good heart. For this video is thank you so much. This video is give me pride. I love you and your videos. I again thank youuu🌺❤️

[@zillionnaire]

Can't get enough of the Turkey videos. I'm dying to travel there

[@emirhankelesoglu6163]

ı am a hunderd percent sure that you guys are professional to edit videos and capture the moments. Amazing sceneries and fascinating melodies(ı guess you are really giving time to find proper thing for the moments) are so harmonious. congrats to you guys keep going to do that

[@semihcanakca1762]

I cant wait for the next episodes!!

[@amycrew]

Aww Kas is one of my favourite places, went there on a group tour years ago (the company that intrepid actually took over) for work and loved the town, the people in it and especially the burnt ice cream!

[@flyingthenest]

oh wow thats so cool!!! glad you had an amazing time too!

[@subutaynoyan5372]

But did you know that Kas means 'eyebrow' in Turkish?

[@alijockey164]

I Lov Turkey ....and you guys make my mood after this video surely will do visit soon ....please mention this sunset location

[@flyingthenest]

Which sunset location?? The first one was in butterfly valley

[@alijockey164]

@@flyingthenest yeah butterfly valley ...got it. Thanks..

[@alijockey164]

For me its easy to go from KSA only on 1700sar for 2nights and 3days tour...

[@betulsubas6544]

I’m so happy to watch how you enjoyed to visit Turkey. It makes me wonder all your other travels. You are so smiley. Your description makes me fell like I’m traveling with you, in your camera 📷😉 hope you will have all the best in all your travels.

[@hakkiSG14]

You guys are amazing :)

[@flyingthenest]

nawww :) :) you are so so sweet!

[@fakhriddinsaidkhodjayev4657]

Thanks for the amazing video and in AMAZING places! I also love Fethiye so much and can’t wait next summer to go back again after 3 year since I was there. I love this little paradise in the earth! Cheers guys!

[@musadivrik4427]

My favorite series

[@sultansenez3173]

Turkey was an incredibly beautiful country. I went five times and each place is a separate paradise. It's addictive for the holidays. The dishes were very mysterious. l miss doner, fishes, salads, mezes💓 You are wonderful guys😍🍀

[@kenanuyanik7894]

Amassing video guys. Thanks so much!!!

[@EkonomistBaks]

I found your channel a few days ago when im searcing Turkey travel vlogs. I fall in love your channel. I will keep watching till i die.. Awesome Anzac couple. Spectacular videos. Just bish bash bosh!

[@flyingthenest]

ahh so glad you found us and thank you for the lovely comment :)

[@emrahyigit]

Finally, people all over the world started to see the real Turkey :) Thank you for your support!

[@shadidk9680]

Omg... Such a magnificent view... You are the best... So nice quiet and lovely place... Love this Vlog a lot... Best wishes 😊👍💐🌹

[@flyingthenest]

Naw thank you so so much :)

[@luisaunbelievable]

omg i've been to fethiye/öludeniz pretty much every year since I was a little girl. literally one of my favorite places in turkey i hope you enjoy everything so far xx

[@haticeselinermis]

You are amazing 🙏🏻 You must try Kumpir. Hello from TURKEY ❤️

[@flyingthenest]

Ahh thank you so so much :D

[@fisalalmousa1819]

Hi

[@malaika.s2118]

I went to fethiye 4 months ago and WOW it’s so beautiful, next time you go you should definitely do paragliding it was an amazing experience

[@MiriamGardnerVlogs]

Very inspiring as always, so hope our paths will cross one day

[@flyingthenest]

Aww us too guys!!

[@soumimandal1909]

Wow..... Yet another amazing video....👍👍

[@drugstarr1492]

Another perfect video love you guys keep on!

[@OB95546]

cant wait for the next episode. cheers from istanbul guys.

[@robinsparkles4046]

Adorable spots! You know how to travel guys ❤️

[@flyingthenest]

Intrepid Travel organises the best tours :D

[@MrRK0121]

Beautiful place

[@Transfertravelcom]

the food there is always fresh!! turkey is definitely in the bucketlist guys...🤩

[@dawnmullen4348]

Turkey is definitely on my list now these videos has been amazing!

[@Buffy35.09]

This episode was truly epic ❤️

[@gizem8988]

I literally love your turkey vlogs😍✨💕

[@rickygervais5488]

Turkey Greece Cyprus Alexandria and France. No matter which country these places are Mediterranean miracles. Not cold not burning hot. It's middle. And diversity is like heaven. I'm very glad to live here.

[@alperenaksen8075]

You must visit Gaziantep. Very beautiful city with historical ambience. There are a lot of different type of food. Different than other cities. And It is one of the cities where baklava is best made. Because pistachio is growing there. Here in Turkey, we call it "Antep fıstığı" (Antep's nut).

[@julesverne3157]

You guys are amazing! Um speechless about the scenarios ♥️

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

super great video

[@ibobayram9172]

Thx for your videos. They are wonderful. I am a turk from germany and didn't visit turkey so much like you.

[@tumerdemirkol4250]

thanks for introduce Turkey

[@mehmetcanomay6050]

Amazing videos! You guys are doing a great job. And yes, Turkey looks like Greece, Greece looks like Turkey. Nothing is wrong to say that. They are sister countries in the end, with a shared history. Enjoy your trip!

[@leventyild]

you are so amazing guys. Your narration style is beautiful.

[@ozoguls60]

Kas is one of the nicest town in that region. I lived in Fethiye for about 2 years, but always liked Kas more. I would like a have a house either in Kas, or Bodrum in the future.

[@asafgirayakkaya4639]

Videos not boring i love it!

[@yasminzamrin]

They have those turkey ice creams in some malls in malaysia too! So funny to watch peoole struggling to get their ice creams 😂

[@flyingthenest]

Oh really?? Haha what do they taste like in Malaysia?

[@dropmelon]

Which malls are selling turkish ice creams?

[@yasminzamrin]

@@flyingthenest they taste delish! But im sure not as good as the ones you get in Turkey so definitely gotta go there one day!

[@yasminzamrin]

@@dropmelon Im not sure if they still have it but the one I went to was in Sunway Pyramid!

[@dropmelon]

What's the name of the store?

[@Leberkase32]

Wow you’re so lucky to be there 😍 because those places in Turkey are the ones that absolutely must be seen. enjoy it! :)

[@melihk9823]

Firstly, very welcome to Turkey. I just explored you guys. You're doing really good job. Best wishes for your journey! :)

[@flyingthenest]

aww thank you so so much :D

[@abtt8463]

That’s really so amazing video and congratulations 🇹🇷❣️🇲🇸

[@anujbhardwaj2244]

The way they give turkish ice cream is amazing 😁❤️

[@saadadib5391]

Been planning to go to turkey next year. Great videos guys.

[@MelliKos]

Wow Turkey!😍❤️

[@efegungormus1123]

Love ur videos guys. Have fun 😘

[@flyingthenest]

Yay thanks so much

[@onurozcan8661]

hey guys. i have just recently discovered your channel and i have been binge watching your videos since then. You are the cutest couple i've seen on youtube maybe even in real life and both of you guys have the positive vibes of a kid in a playground. Wish you the best, stay happy...

[@arif0487]

I love the series, guys! Fom the first episode all the way to this one, and I am looking for more to come! Though, I have one question. "WHEN WILL YOU TRY SOME KEBAB?" ♥

[@zuemh702]

I clicked “like” for this video even before i began watching it coz i know it’s going to be that good! 😂😂

[@agatouvv]

love it guys !

[@yorukkizigeziyor]

Welcome ❤️ Turkey