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Dish records, filters and labels are in English. Venue records come from OpenStreetMap and keep their Turkish names.
Tell us what you are craving and we will do the rest. The suggestions shift as you choose, and each one says why it appeared and what balances it at the table.
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Light and filling pull against each other: the results favour mid-weight records that answer both.

A finely chopped mezze from Gaziantep made with tomatoes and peppers, blended with paste, vinegar, and spices; an indispensable accompaniment to kebabs.
Why this: Light → light · Hot → hot · Sour → sour · spice
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A drinkable form of yogurt; the process of making ayran is distinct and related to butter production, and blending does not create the same product.
Why this: Light → light · Salty → salty · Sour → with yogurt · freshness
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A coastal classic where fish is cooked with steam and its own juices, without heavy sauces; freshness is the main determinant.
Why this: Light → light · Salty → seafood · Sour → with lemon
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A coastal soup where white-fleshed fish is briefly cooked in a vegetable and lemon broth; it demonstrates that fish is not limited to frying and grilling.
Why this: Light → light · Salty → seafood · Sour → with lemon
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A sweet-salty Ottoman dish made with chicken cooked with apricot, grape, almond, and honey; it carries on the palace kitchen's tradition of fruity meat dishes.
Why this: Salty → sweet and savoury · Filling → medium · Sour → with fruit · sweet, spice

A historical palace dish that combines meat, dried fruits, and nuts with a balance of honey; it is a relative of Mahmudiye.
Why this: Salty → sweet and savoury · Filling → medium · Sour → with fruit · sweet
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Suggestions are about taste balance, not health or nutrition advice. Scores are derived from each record's own flavour description.