market

Gozleme Stall (Kadıköy Bazaar)

market · Istanbul · Turchia

4.1Google (4,195)
1creator review

The story

Tucked away in the vibrant Kadıköy bazaar, this unassuming stall offers a quintessential taste of Istanbul’s street food culture. It is a destination for those seeking an authentic, no-frills experience where the focus remains entirely on traditional craftsmanship.

The stall is celebrated for its fresh, affordable gozleme, prepared right before your eyes by local ladies. As noted by the team at *Where The Foodies Go*, it provides a "super local experience" that captures the heart of the market. Their standout recommendation is the gozleme con porri, a savory, expertly made flatbread that highlights the simplicity and quality of the ingredients found in this historic district. Whether you are navigating the bustling aisles of the bazaar or simply hunting for a quick, delicious bite, this spot is a must-visit for any traveler exploring the Asian side of the city.

Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2025.

Most-loved dishes

AI summary of what 1 dish mentions say about the food

This gozleme is a kind of Turkish piadina made with water and flour, stuffed with leeks and cooked on a hot iron plate. It's huge, costs only 2 Turkish lira (about €4), and they even accept card. It's a bit spicy, a bit peppery, and tastes strongly of leek. The ladies make it fresh on the spot. I won't investigate the hygiene, but the hot plate kills everything, so go for it. Very good.
Where The Foodies Go👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Gozleme Stall (Kadıköy Bazaar). Most active: Where The Foodies Go

  • Where The Foodies Go
    Where The Foodies Go

    Istanbul Food Tour 🇹🇷 - Il lato asiatico, il Kadikoy market, pizza turca e iskender kebap - Ep.3 · @ 5:00

    Loved

    A super local experience in the Kadıköy bazaar with a delicious and cheap gozleme made fresh by local ladies.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Gozleme con Porri

      This gozleme is a kind of Turkish piadina made with water and flour, stuffed with leeks and cooked on a hot iron plate. It's huge, costs only 2 Turkish lira (about €4), and they even accept card. It's a bit spicy, a bit peppery, and tastes strongly of leek. The ladies make it fresh on the spot. I won't investigate the hygiene, but the hot plate kills everything, so go for it. Very good.

Creator-sourced and AI-assisted — details can be wrong.Report an error