>>104589203Sounds like a generic dish.
We do eat rice and lamb and flat bread and salad, but it's nothing to get excited about.
Hummus isn't really Turkish food, even if it's popular in some places. You probably ate pre-made hummus.
>Is Turkish food supposed to be spiced lightly or something. Most dishes don't require to be spicy, but spicy food is popular nonethless so they usually add it to taste/ on request.
I don't think I've ever been to a very good Turkish restaurant before.
We (or the women of the household, men if it's grilling) usually make food every day at home.
If I had to recommend anything,
>Çiğ köfte (usually comes vegan)>Iskender kebab>Kısır (salad)>MantıI've had relatively good experiences eating these outside.
