Local celebrity chef Arda Türkmen is a master of mezes, so that's what you should order at this upmarket meyhane on the top floor of the Haze Hotel. There's a wide selection to choose from, including the sensational kuru biber kızmartması (yoghurt topped with fried red peppers), mücver (zucchini fritters) and topik (chickpea puree with onions, nuts, currants and spices).
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