
KÖFTECİ MUZO
Just before heading to the PlayStation Cafe, this is the perfect place to eat. When you order meatballs and bread, you get two of the ones…
— ekinakbiyik

Just before heading to the PlayStation Cafe, this is the perfect place to eat. When you order meatballs and bread, you get two of the ones…
— ekinakbiyik
For Köfte in Altındağ, KÖFTECİ MUZO leads with 1 review and an average score of 8.0/10. So far it is the only place in Altındağ with a Köfte review; you will find it in Altındağ/Ankara.
Just before heading to the PlayStation Cafe, this is the perfect place to eat. When you order meatballs and bread, you get two of the ones pictured. The bread wasn't stifling; it was good, the meatballs were spicy, and the onions tasted slightly off-white. The employee asked for tea before ordering, and then offered it right after the meal. Salad, two kinds of pickles, and tomato-based appetizers arrived, all packed with flavor. Excellent value for money.
Translated from Turkish
Read the full reviewMinced lamb or beef kneaded with onion, salt and a little bread or bulgur, shaped by hand and grilled, fried or simmered in sauce: köfte is the Turkish branch of a family that stretches from the Balkan ćevapi to the Persian kufteh, all descended from the Arabic kufta, meaning pounded meat.
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