
Mudurnu Döner & Turan Usta Köfte
The bread was nicely toasted. The spiciness was good, not too hot. The meatballs contain cinnamon, like Turan Usta's from Hatay, maybe…
— ekinakbiyik

The bread was nicely toasted. The spiciness was good, not too hot. The meatballs contain cinnamon, like Turan Usta's from Hatay, maybe…
— ekinakbiyik
For Köfte in Etimesgut, Mudurnu Döner & Turan Usta Köfte leads with 2 reviews and an average score of 7.8/10. So far it is the only place in Etimesgut with a Köfte review; you will find it in Etimesgut/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.
Translated from Turkish
Read the full reviewThey'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.
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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