Tiftik Street Food
9.342 reviews
It comes in alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Served with a generous spoonful of rich, creamy filling, it's a true treasure trove of…
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Where to eat the best Tiramisù in Turkey?
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For Tiramisù in Turkey, Tiftik Street Food leads with 2 reviews and an average score of 9.3/10. So far it is the only place in Turkey with a Tiramisù review; you will find it in Çankaya.
What do critics say about Tiramisù in Turkey?
It comes in alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Served with a generous spoonful of rich, creamy filling, it's a true treasure trove of flavor.
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Read the full reviewIt is a bit difficult to find a place in the evening. If you are going to go after working hours, it would be useful to call in advance. If you are sitting at a table by the door in the winter, the cold coming from the door will come to you as it is. There is an open kitchen positioning in the place. You can see all the food being made. The ventilation is quite good and no bad smells bother you. Here, wrap-style dishes made with york bread stand out. The main dish that the place stands out is the york bread with beef lint. I do not like it very much. My favorite is the sweetbread york as someone who loves offal. I recommend it. In addition to this, they also highlight their own tiramisu in the place. The portions are served with spoons in a glass jar. 1 portion is enough for 2 people for a meal of 400TL. In terms of taste, you will only come here for dessert. Apart from this, I think the place is unnecessarily expensive to go back again and again. Again, the hardaliye (grape preserve) they produce burns my stomach, I do not recommend it.
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What is Tiramisù?
Savoiardi biscuits dipped in strong coffee, alternated with a cream of mascarpone, egg yolks and sugar, chilled for several hours and finished with a dusting of cocoa: tiramisù is assembled, never baked, and it comes from north-eastern Italy. The name means pick me up, a nod to the coffee and sugar.
Read the full story of TiramisùFrequently asked questions
- Where can I eat the best Tiramisù in Turkey?
- Tiftik Street Food (Konutkent, VMG2+FP7, 06810 Çankaya/Ankara, Türkiye) has the highest-rated Tiramisù in Turkey: an average of 9.3/10 across 2 reviews.
- What else is worth ordering at Tiftik Street Food?
- Besides Tiramisù, critics have rated Pastrami et (7.9/10) at Tiftik Street Food.
- Where else near Turkey can I eat Tiramisù?
- Critics have also reviewed Tiramisù in Italy and Netherlands.
- When was Tiramisù in Turkey last reviewed?
- The most recent Tiramisù review was posted on 29 October 2026.
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