Anadolu Turkish food corner

I personally love the yogurt shake, and their main dishes are always yummy. There are always people coming around whenever I eat here so I guess a lot of people like the food too.

I had a doner kebab. It tasted like ground beef wrapped up in a flatbread (the bread was actually good). The taste was ok.... but nothing at all like Turkish food. Very cheap.

Finally an authentic Turkish place. The only place in Dumaguete where you can find a real tzatziki sauce, homemade! Their wraps are tasty and prepared quick, location is a bit off since you are open to the dusty street, however the price to quality ratio is very very good.

Burada tanıştığımız Mustafa Bey bize kendi mutfağımızdan lezzetler sundu.Kendi ürünü yoğurt bir harikaydı.Türk kebapları bize memleketimizi aratmadı.Ayrıca avokado-ayran kokteylini ve kefiri muhakkak denemeniz gerekiyor.Güleryüzlü insan Mustafa Bey'e başarılarının devamını diliyor,kesinlikle lezzetlerini tatmanızı tavsiye ediyorum...Erhan AKCAN

Dumaguete is so lucky to have a good mix of restaurants and food places. Within a few meters of each other at a tiny road crossing (Noblefranca & Sta. Catalina Sts), for example, are a large Filipino cafeteria, a Japanese restaurant, a burger-and-shake place, and this as-authentic-as-it-gets-without-being-in-Turkey Turkish food corner. Mustafa, the owner, even makes his own yogurt.