Where to eat the best Köfte in Ankara?

The bread was nicely toasted. The spiciness was good, not too hot. The meatballs contain cinnamon, like Turan Usta's from Hatay, maybe some people won't like the taste. The sauce is very intense in the first bite. I enjoyed it. It's a better dish than kokoreç (lamb intestines). We went with the guys after the football match and they liked it a lot too.

They've opened a version of Hatay's original Turan köfte in Etimesgut. The staff are Hatay natives. Those who know Turan köfte know there's a strong cinnamon flavor. This köfte had it too. We missed the tomato sauce. It's a good alternative. I'd eat this instead of kokorec.

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.

Classic IKEA menu, the food is pretty standard, a very good choice considering the price. It is possible to get full with 12 Swedish meatballs. The sauce of the Swedish meatballs is quite delicious and memorable. The garlic bread on the plate is also an accompaniment that you can enjoy without drowning yourself in garlic with every bite. I definitely recommend it if you go to IKEA.