Where to eat the best Açık büfe in Ankara?

The shop is a buffet, charging 35 TL per 100 grams. You take your tray or plate, fill it with as much food as you want, and it's weighed at the final payment. You also get two loaves of bread; subsequent loaves are sold separately. This was my first time trying this concept, and I was a bit hesitant, but it turned out to be quite cheap. The food tasted good. There was nothing I could say was bad; I devoured my plate. It's a good value for money place, but it's not worth the 25km trip just to get here. They apparently have branches elsewhere. You can find everything from soup to stuffed vegetables, mac and cheese to waffles. It gets quite crowded during lunchtime. I recommend it to anyone who wants to try a variety of dishes in one go.