For authentic local food at cheap prices, Can Can (jan jan) certainly has lots of can (soul) with street tables and locals buying güveç (stews) well into the evening. Choose between çorba (soup), thin and crispy kıymalı pide (Turkish pizza with meat topping), Adana dürüm (kebap rolled in flatbread) and mantı (Turkish ravioli).
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