Lol, they have probably been waiting for it this whole trip, like "Is this guy EVER going to feed ME this delicious food?!? Maybe if I keep feeding him he'll get the hint" 😆
Food look delicioussss❤️🤤..Turkish cuisine is a very rich kitchen..thanks to the Ottoman Sultans😁..Turkish chiefs was really good & creative to satisfied the Ottomans. 😁👍
I find their food culture very interesting. They use the whole animal and it looks super delicious. That's admiring. One day I will visit Istanbul too.
@@nathandade8212 Enjoy it there, just check the tourist traps in Istanbul don't get caught the any of them, other than that people-food-culture is amazing!!!
as someone who is disabled and will most likely never get to see any of this stuff in person, I really thank you for showing these cultural foods and nice people.
@@outofpolitics7951 thats only for the first one most of the things we eat And yeah its the bad arabs who eat this its not like that food was in İstanbul for hundreds of years
food and hospitality is a big thing in turkey. we take feeding people with good food really serious here lol it might cause a cultural shock to some tho
Sonny and team, you guys wont know how much of a role you've played in my years. You're content is equal parts: impact, significance, education, meaning, creativity and challenging beliefs. You have moved ideas and perception of food and food culture for me and countless others.
I really like that you're finally going to Turkey because there is A TON of food in Turkey that should be discovered by westerners, because they only know about kebab. But, my one critique is, you did the whole thing in Istanbul. Which is still better than none, don't get me wrong, but that's like going to London to try English street foods or Berlin to try all German street food. Most of the things in Istanbul are nice, and clean, and proper, but they are mostly imitations. If you want to eat the real thing, you need to go where those foods come from. I hope one day you will do a full tour of Turkey like you have done to so many other countries.
Which parts of Turkey would you recommend to visit if someone has already been to Istanbul but want real feel of Turkish culture and of course food too? Also, do locals welcome tourists there?
@@voiceofutube I would highly recommend going to Karadeniz (Black Sea) region. Their food is underrepresented. You can go all the way from Istanbul and follow the coast all the way to north east of the country and reach Ordu, Giresun, Trabzon, and Rize. The scenery is mind blowing, the prices are super cheap (compared to the touristy areas), the culture is very unique, the local dialect has ancient Greek (Pontus) leftover and rich history, the food is delicious (they love seafood especially whitebait), and they also have very unique traditional music and dances. Also, pretty much everywhere in Turkey they welcome tourists. I'd only advise maybe not going too much to South East regions, not because the people are not friendly, but because there is sometimes trouble with terrorism in that area. But these days it's not as bad as it was like 10 years ago.
@@Yarenoglu Thank you so much for detailed guidance. I’ll plan this Turkish trip soon with my family Insha’Allah. Also, is it possible to book hotels in advance online in those areas or it’s better to just go there and get it?
THE EDITING KEEPS getting BETTER jesus , just when you think sonny just topped its game he comes back with even better interactions .. i wish i could do more to get more videos or longer video Besides Patron and direct money donation THIS should be a NO brainer for a BIG CORP JESUS
I snorted my tea to my nose laughing at the explosion edit at 15:53 :D Gotta love watching Sonny dipping his hands wrist-deep into our food culture and live to tell the tales of it. Usually you get cardiac arrest and sleep the whole day after all that meat, even as a Turkish.
if you do come you should also travel it is also a very historic place especialy the more eastern parts lots of roman history and such plus more diffrent tasty foods lol
let me know when you get to Istanbul, my friend. I can take you around. you can be my guest. I never ask you for money. it's just goodwill. i will always be waiting for you in Istanbul.
I was waiting Sonny to come to Turkey for a very long time! Hope he will have time to visit other cities (Hatay, Gaziantep, İzmir etc.) as well. Looking forward to it!
@@Umut_9182 lmao just accept that turkey is a country formed just in 1920. While there were ancient kingdoms of Greeks, etc in Anatolia with cultures and customs that the Muslims took over just like that. And plus, Turks are 80% Greek, they just don't want to accept it because they feel different. Turkey will be finished anyway soon.
Best Ever deserves a major foodie award as they show the love, the care and the spirit that goes into simple, yet complex and the best tasting foods. In scouts did a pit oven and we sort of had conflicts of how to spice things up and instead, wanted to see what happened without anything. We used a Purdue Oven Stuffer Chicken. Wrapped it in foil and did our pit against the troops cook's objections. Seven hours later, Aubrey said it was not done and no one except the fools are to eat it! We poked the foil and the bird completely collapsed. Now declared done, me and my friend grabbed our choice bits, and with 30 people grabbing it, gone in less than 60 seconds. What blew our minds, it was the best tasting meat, and nothing had to be done to it. We never told anyone, but we stuck the bag of other stuff in and it mixed with everything and no one knew. The ancients and people needing to survive got everything right! All the modern culinary pursuits are to recreate that experience.
Guys, I have been living in Istanbul for 20 years and I just wanna say that; plan your destinations in Turkey in detail, come here and taste our traditional foods "as much as possible". I assure you, it would be the best food experience for you in your life ✨
I have seen this in so many videos, Mark Wiens, Food ranger. But I have to say, your team is wonderful in presentation and you Sonny . . makes the whole difference. Keep going, you are amazing. And the video was wonderful. This was best presentation of the food in Turkey so far to me
First off thank you Sunny for all your hard work. I know it's odd to have someone actually feed you. Have seen it a few times over the years with your videos. It truly is one of the most loving and respectful things you can do for somebody. Love all the food exploration, wish we had that more in the states. Your hard work really shines though when showing the cultural and just human life of all the people that lovingly prepare the food that you show us.
Sonny saying he was gonna feed the chef "just to see what happens" is so funny lol I do that all the time too with random situations. Props to chef for being cool
Künefe is beyond words. Well made künefe, baklava and höşmerim(bonus point if you can pronounce that) will literally burn your neural pathways, you'll never not crave them.
Turkish meats in Istanbul are certainly exotic in nature. Seems like the Turkish people have their own ways of cutting up slices of meat for their dishes, so on and so forth. This proves the fact that their cultures amd traditions are what makes them special in some way.
I NEED THAT CHEESY, SWEET GOODNESS! 😂 Seriously though, it all looks so wonderful. I need a friend to say they'll go to Turkey with me for these delights.
Find a place which does it good . Not every place does künefe well. It is one of the unique deserts in the world , the cheese is special for the desert.
I am from Bursa and I love Kele Paca, the Lamb-Head-Soup. Especially the brain. The explotion of tastes that happens when eating it is just amazing. Okay, I got hungry now.
mehmet chef in video is so talented, funny and famous in türkiye! we have lots of great foods, and even though these foods look weird i assure you they tasty! have a nice travel in türkiye :)
Just lost my friend I grew up with in the university of Idaho shooting this video was able to brighten my day like all of your videos. Remember that every day is gift which is why every moment is called the present. Don’t forget to follow your heart but bring your mind. Good night good morning or good afternoon, drink some water and rest your head. It’s the basics we can’t forget😢
02:48 So basicly he says that; we reverse its flat form. when the animal feeds with grass, blood circulation is accelerated. Because blood circulation is accelerated, the animal's cells are renewing faster. Hi from Turkey to everybody btw :)
We are glad to see you here. As I see you liked all of our traditional and street foods and I am so happy with that. Btw you should have also tried iskender kebab. I hope you will come here again soon. Keep going befrs. Loves from Turkey ✌🏼
We have a dessert with chicken: Tavuk Gogsu. Please try that one also together with 1- cold baklava with milk (amazing), 2-Sutlu nuriye (highly recommended!!), tulumba, kemalpasa, halka tatlisi, irmik helvasi, revani and 200 more... but these are in my top 10.
Kunefe is the best dessert ever! I have so much of it whenever I visit UAE. Some good Indian food, karak, and kunefe and I'm a very happy man. I hope to go to Istanbul too someday.
After watching Istanbul episodes, it seems pointless to go to another city to eat. The city comes with a proposal for every taste. If Turkish people did not have a language barrier and had a Hollywood-style advertising policy, 100 million tourists would easily have passed, especially with these currency prices.
@@nacereddinechallal4405 Even in this situation, Türkiye already hosts more than 50 million tourists. But compared to France, Spain, Italy and the US ahead of it, ad marketing is horrendously bad. That's what I was trying to say. Generally, people think that Türkiye consists only of Istanbul, Antalya and Cappadocia, which shows that there is no marketing strategy. On the other hand, it is very nice that foreign influencers come and introduce Türkiye, I hope Türkiye gets the place it deserves in the eyes of the whole world.
A lot of people think it's the same as Greece. Westerners arguably prefer Greece as it holds a sort of mythical status as the cradle of western civilization. Shame though they're really missing out with Turkey right next door. Sorry Greece but Turkish food is simply miles better.
@@canchero724 The food culture of each country is good for itself. We have lived in common with our neighbor Greece for centuries. For this reason, Turkish cuisine has received a lot of influence from Greek cuisine, and Greek cuisine from Turkish cuisine. However, Turkish cuisine is a cuisine inspired not only by Greek cuisine, but also by Mesopotamian cuisine, the Caucasus and of course Central Asia, which is exactly what makes Turkish cuisine unique. Since I come from a family that migrated to Türkiye from Greece in the early 1900s, I send my greetings to our Greek neighbours.
@@canchero724 Greece also just commercializes itself. Latin, Spartans, all the philosophers etc. Meanwhile when I think about what foreigners think of Turkey is mostly politics.
I love your program, however, you should also try the different foods from the different areas of Turkey. For example Kars are very famous for cooking geese (Kaz) in a pit, Hatay Kitchen in the south east etc.
Istanbul is like a center where all these authentic foods are served. They are all tasty, but if you want something more unique, you should go to the locations (central Anatolia-Turkey) where these foods originate from and try their authentic flavors there. You're likely to savor their flavors even more by experiencing them in their authentic birthplaces.
As a Turkish subscriber, I just want to translate what the Şırdan guy said. He said: "From its normal state, we flip this inside out and the grass the lamb consumes in these leaves (he's referring to the folds of the şırdan) it aids in the distribution of blood in the body, it develops the muscles, it beautifies (improves) the skin and it takes the place of botox..... (Insert explosion sound) ..... That's why we add rice in here now" -Sonny stops him.
Sonny, you always manage to find the most interesting, unique and strangely odd food. Offal is not my thing, but for others that like it, those dishes must be ambrosia on their palate.
I must say, not a lot of people eat offal, we often stick to meat and dough and grains usually. Turkey is well behind in consumption of offal although that might be just Brits bumping the graph with their weird blood sausage I don't know.
PLEASE TRY EDİRNE CİĞERİ It's a liver dish but they sliced it so thinly that it resembles a chip. It is one of the best things you can try I promise. Also you can check out: İskender, Ekmek Kadayıfı, İşkembe Çorbası, Kelle Paça Çorbası
Boy! your fixers did a great job for you. This was absolutely terrific! - back in the 1980's I was working for Geraldo Rivera when we opened up a crypt of some sleazy district attorney in Los Angeles from the 1930's. this was far more fun and delicious!
This is called "Chusta". It is very famous in India in Bihar. Here they sell this item by filling it with goat fat and cook it. It's great. Sonny if you come India next time try it.
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WOO WOO WOO !!! you guys rock !!!
whats with the blue chairs ??? is that new addition to vietnam house ???
The alien-looking stomac is also used in a sandwich in Florence to make a sandwich called "Lampredotto" its crazy delicious
editors free range on this one is sick ... including soundtrack choices :) :) :)
Sonny feeding the chef back was wholesome😂😂😂
I pronounce you Chef and Meathead 🤣
the new meta
Lol, they have probably been waiting for it this whole trip, like "Is this guy EVER going to feed ME this delicious food?!? Maybe if I keep feeding him he'll get the hint" 😆
my fav scene so far 😂😂
Food look delicioussss❤️🤤..Turkish cuisine is a very rich kitchen..thanks to the Ottoman Sultans😁..Turkish chiefs was really good & creative to satisfied the Ottomans. 😁👍
I find their food culture very interesting. They use the whole animal and it looks super delicious. That's admiring. One day I will visit Istanbul too.
They come from nomadic culture
Say Inshallah
we look forward you dude
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@@bush-b5330 sanane amck
Oh man, I don't want the Istanbul series to end, ever :D Great job, Sonny!
I'm going there tomorrow
@@nathandade8212 Enjoy it there, just check the tourist traps in Istanbul don't get caught the any of them, other than that people-food-culture is amazing!!!
@@ersinyilmaz89 that people ne amcık we are desene
Ben istanbulda yaşıyorum. Bir gün beklerim sizi misafirim olabilirsiniz
I want to go thailand they got best seafood and
as someone who is disabled and will most likely never get to see any of this stuff in person, I really thank you for showing these cultural foods and nice people.
Bro as a Turkısh person we dont eat these things . The arabs who live/visit İstanbul are eating these things. Thıs ıs not our culture actually
@@outofpolitics7951 that's not true
@@outofpolitics7951 thats only for the first one most of the things we eat
And yeah its the bad arabs who eat this its not like that food was in İstanbul for hundreds of years
@@outofpolitics7951 thats a big lie. Why are you telling fake information about Turkish kitchen? I am Turkish myself.
@@SevgilimTurkiyem why brag about that..ugggg
They're so humble they feed you I don't think an American chef would ever
food and hospitality is a big thing in turkey. we take feeding people with good food really serious here lol it might cause a cultural shock to some tho
Then Salt Bae comes to feed you
@@marvissetiawan847he is Turkiye Kurd
Sonny and team, you guys wont know how much of a role you've played in my years. You're content is equal parts: impact, significance, education, meaning, creativity and challenging beliefs. You have moved ideas and perception of food and food culture for me and countless others.
@@kayacenk4164 what do you mean? this is exactly how they are portrayed.
I really like that you're finally going to Turkey because there is A TON of food in Turkey that should be discovered by westerners, because they only know about kebab. But, my one critique is, you did the whole thing in Istanbul. Which is still better than none, don't get me wrong, but that's like going to London to try English street foods or Berlin to try all German street food. Most of the things in Istanbul are nice, and clean, and proper, but they are mostly imitations. If you want to eat the real thing, you need to go where those foods come from. I hope one day you will do a full tour of Turkey like you have done to so many other countries.
Which parts of Turkey would you recommend to visit if someone has already been to Istanbul but want real feel of Turkish culture and of course food too? Also, do locals welcome tourists there?
@@voiceofutube I would highly recommend going to Karadeniz (Black Sea) region. Their food is underrepresented. You can go all the way from Istanbul and follow the coast all the way to north east of the country and reach Ordu, Giresun, Trabzon, and Rize. The scenery is mind blowing, the prices are super cheap (compared to the touristy areas), the culture is very unique, the local dialect has ancient Greek (Pontus) leftover and rich history, the food is delicious (they love seafood especially whitebait), and they also have very unique traditional music and dances. Also, pretty much everywhere in Turkey they welcome tourists. I'd only advise maybe not going too much to South East regions, not because the people are not friendly, but because there is sometimes trouble with terrorism in that area. But these days it's not as bad as it was like 10 years ago.
@@Yarenoglu
Thank you so much for detailed guidance. I’ll plan this Turkish trip soon with my family Insha’Allah.
Also, is it possible to book hotels in advance online in those areas or it’s better to just go there and get it?
@@voiceofutube welcoming tourists is best attribute for Turks, you will love it there in every part
@@voiceofutube Karadeniz region most loved by Arab tourists so much I have heard they have been buying properties from there
THE EDITING KEEPS getting BETTER jesus , just when you think sonny just topped its game he comes back with even better interactions .. i wish i could do more to get more videos or longer video Besides Patron and direct money donation THIS should be a NO brainer for a BIG CORP JESUS
Love you Turkia...The Land of Amazing, Brave, and Beautiful People. The food looks super tasty and healthy as always.
@turkishgigachadv3 wtf ?
Thank you❤️
@Adolfh Catler jealous unloved but love watching anything turkish🤣
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Sonny in Turkey has been my favourite of all the videos. He just looks so happy there. Plus, I am Turkish so I might be a little biased 😅
Sorry, the Iran series is by far the best ever.
@@elcubanito2442 agreed. But I watched both.
My favorite Best Ever Food Review Show series was the Mongolian series. ❤😊
@@elcubanito2442 Turkish meals are the legendary ones. Our food culture will kick Iran out my friend :D
@@RoamCultureTR iki saniye kavga etmeden duramazsin dimi turko :D
This channel is higher quality then food tv ever was
Definitely! Exactly 💯
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@@lichmaster2 don't you dare to question Sonny's number one spot! 😂
I snorted my tea to my nose laughing at the explosion edit at 15:53 :D Gotta love watching Sonny dipping his hands wrist-deep into our food culture and live to tell the tales of it. Usually you get cardiac arrest and sleep the whole day after all that meat, even as a Turkish.
Yeah I laughed pretty hard myself, he has a great editing team with a wonderful sense of humor
I admire Sonny for trying food with no reservation. I am Turkish and I have never had the courage to try any of the foods shown in the video.
I had no idea Turkey has some of the best looking food I’ve seen. Might have to go there just try out the food
It is not just the looking belive me 😉
if you do come you should also travel it is also a very historic place especialy the more eastern parts lots of roman history and such plus more diffrent tasty foods lol
ne sandın yarrrrr
let me know when you get to Istanbul, my friend. I can take you around. you can be my guest. I never ask you for money. it's just goodwill. i will always be waiting for you in Istanbul.
@@QOSER_47 yalakalarda inecek var amq
I was waiting Sonny to come to Turkey for a very long time! Hope he will have time to visit other cities (Hatay, Gaziantep, İzmir etc.) as well. Looking forward to it!
ben de asjdhaskjfda
suriyelileri görsün diyemi davet ediyon hataya gaziantepe xd
man Turkish cuisine is something else, there's nothing like it
uhm yes, they kind of stole all the greek recipes
I love pilaf, but I love plov more...
@@erickverbiesen6577 More like greeks stole all the Turkish recipes such as Baklava, Dolma, Sarma, Döner and even Yoghurt
@@Umut_9182 lmao just accept that turkey is a country formed just in 1920.
While there were ancient kingdoms of Greeks, etc in Anatolia with cultures and customs that the Muslims took over just like that.
And plus, Turks are 80% Greek, they just don't want to accept it because they feel different.
Turkey will be finished anyway soon.
@@erickverbiesen6577 npc
Best Ever deserves a major foodie award as they show the love, the care and the spirit that goes into simple, yet complex and the best tasting foods.
In scouts did a pit oven and we sort of had conflicts of how to spice things up and instead, wanted to see what happened without anything. We used a Purdue Oven Stuffer Chicken. Wrapped it in foil and did our pit against the troops cook's objections. Seven hours later, Aubrey said it was not done and no one except the fools are to eat it! We poked the foil and the bird completely collapsed. Now declared done, me and my friend grabbed our choice bits, and with 30 people grabbing it, gone in less than 60 seconds.
What blew our minds, it was the best tasting meat, and nothing had to be done to it. We never told anyone, but we stuck the bag of other stuff in and it mixed with everything and no one knew. The ancients and people needing to survive got everything right! All the modern culinary pursuits are to recreate that experience.
Did your action violate any of their dietary laws?
Guys, I have been living in Istanbul for 20 years and I just wanna say that; plan your destinations in Turkey in detail, come here and taste our traditional foods "as much as possible". I assure you, it would be the best food experience for you in your life ✨
I have seen this in so many videos, Mark Wiens, Food ranger. But I have to say, your team is wonderful in presentation and you Sonny . . makes the whole difference. Keep going, you are amazing. And the video was wonderful. This was best presentation of the food in Turkey so far to me
The editing, the pace, the jokes, the interaction, all that's so real!
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@@aylin-t5l better
“I think he took over my show, i think my show is turkish now” got me rolling on the floor 😂
"This is the best day of my life!" That put me stitches for some strange reason. Man that looked good. Worth flying to Turkiye for.
First off thank you Sunny for all your hard work. I know it's odd to have someone actually feed you. Have seen it a few times over the years with your videos. It truly is one of the most loving and respectful things you can do for somebody. Love all the food exploration, wish we had that more in the states. Your hard work really shines though when showing the cultural and just human life of all the people that lovingly prepare the food that you show us.
We miss Turkey. Lovely and kind people.
this episode was so cute with all the chefs feeding you and then you feeding them omg 😂😊
Sonny saying he was gonna feed the chef "just to see what happens" is so funny lol I do that all the time too with random situations. Props to chef for being cool
Your positive thoughts on Turkish food are very important for us thank you
AS a Turk I have to say the smoke break joke at 14:40 was hilariously on point, you studied Turkey well
The last dessert looks so yummy 😭😭😭 it's currently 11 p.m here and I'm craving hot chewy bread 😭😭😭 also I love how most of the chefs are feeding Sony
It is very very yummy there are much more than this.
künefe is the best dessert I have ever eaten in my life
Omg Ikr?? I dont even like künefe but I am craving rn
It's amazing. Traditional Turkish food is the best
Künefe is beyond words. Well made künefe, baklava and höşmerim(bonus point if you can pronounce that) will literally burn your neural pathways, you'll never not crave them.
Turkish meats in Istanbul are certainly exotic in nature. Seems like the Turkish people have their own ways of cutting up slices of meat for their dishes, so on and so forth. This proves the fact that their cultures amd traditions are what makes them special in some way.
Hella skewers over there
Bro wrote this like an essay on Turkish cuisine
Looks Suspicious😑
@@nintendomii5994 Essay??😆
Tbh most of the people cant eat meat so often in Turkey because it is really expensive here if you compare to europe and us
Here are the amazing flavors of Turkey 😍😍😍
here are the amazing comments of the amazing flavors of Turkey
No matter where you go in the world, the most beautiful food types in terms of hygiene, cleanliness and taste are served in Turkey
Turkish food is so delicious
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Kurdish food not Turkish food
Man you are the best because you are bringing out the quite less known Turkish food in your episodes
please go to GAZIANTEP. trust me you will eat the best food of your life there. Gaziantep is the culinary capital of Turkey
Exactly, and Mutfak sanatları ( Culinary art) is the place to go.
If the World were a house, Gaziantep would be its kitchen!
Now I want to go to Turkey - just for that cheesy deliciousness!
You're welcomed here 😊😃
@@aliakcayli1996 absolutely prior to Covid I used to visit India, I would love to visit Turkey. You can show me around as I come from Canada!
künefe is the best dessert I have ever eaten in my life
@@dayster2043 totally want to try it!
@@FishOutOfWaterToronto definitely try!
I give it up to 🇹🇷 the food looks amazingly delicious!
I’ve watched both channels every day for the past year. Both channels are the best! Sonny’s personality makes the shows. Always awesome!
I NEED THAT CHEESY, SWEET GOODNESS! 😂
Seriously though, it all looks so wonderful. I need a friend to say they'll go to Turkey with me for these delights.
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turkey seems like the perfect place to die from heart attack... in a positive way. 🤣
Its delicious. Try it.
Find a place which does it good . Not every place does künefe well. It is one of the unique deserts in the world , the cheese is special for the desert.
Come here, I will show you around and we can feast :D
I am from Bursa and I love Kele Paca, the Lamb-Head-Soup. Especially the brain. The explotion of tastes that happens when eating it is just amazing. Okay, I got hungry now.
it is the greatest soup ever 🤣👍🏽
In Kuwait they call it Bacha!
I tried cow brain curry before and loved it! Never been more perfect to pair it with naan bread. If I ever go to Turkey, I'll try lamb brain too :)
@@kayacenk4164 is that the reason you got divorced? Adana kebab? 😁
Hemserim Benim ❤. Greetings from Germany
mehmet chef in video is so talented, funny and famous in türkiye! we have lots of great foods, and even though these foods look weird i assure you they tasty! have a nice travel in türkiye :)
Ahhh Turkish food is the best. I wish I lived there
OMG😋😋😋 Turkish food is the most underrated food of the world🥲
I love that ths man has the guts to eat the food that even most turkish people wouldn't eat
Just lost my friend I grew up with in the university of Idaho shooting this video was able to brighten my day like all of your videos. Remember that every day is gift which is why every moment is called the present. Don’t forget to follow your heart but bring your mind. Good night good morning or good afternoon, drink some water and rest your head. It’s the basics we can’t forget😢
Thats incredible ..look delicious🤤🤤..next time when i visit Turkey, i definitely know where to go ❤️👍
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As a foreigner with 10+ years in Turkey, I approve this. Appease! Love your videos, brother.
Sonny is the man, love how he is always showing us really nice places to go.
02:48 So basicly he says that; we reverse its flat form. when the animal feeds with grass, blood circulation is accelerated. Because blood circulation is accelerated, the animal's cells are renewing faster. Hi from Turkey to everybody btw :)
We are glad to see you here. As I see you liked all of our traditional and street foods and I am so happy with that. Btw you should have also tried iskender kebab. I hope you will come here again soon. Keep going befrs. Loves from Turkey ✌🏼
What music is being played at around 8:10 ??? I really love it, need to know
Hi,@@StarLighter4 ı saw your comment and found this song for you this is Neshema Yetera from Itai Armon have a nice day
After the Egypt experience people should see here is the freedom, hospitality, respect, love and of course hygiene! Welcome to 🇹🇷 Turkey❤
Always wonderful to know Sonny appreciates smallish folks with lots of money I feel cherished ❤️
It's always nice to see Sunny standing around, spitting over food.
You and your crew never, fail to amaze! Keep it up guys!
I love that he learned a proper thank you in Turkish! Tesekurlar! Yes my man!
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You should visit Gaziantep if you ever go back to Turkey. Like Istanbul is amazing don't get me wrong, but Gaziantep is where it is at.
Turkish food is amazing
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I swear I could smell and taste that lamb through the screen... Sonny, you do an incredible job in every country you visit...
We have a dessert with chicken: Tavuk Gogsu. Please try that one also together with 1- cold baklava with milk (amazing), 2-Sutlu nuriye (highly recommended!!), tulumba, kemalpasa, halka tatlisi, irmik helvasi, revani and 200 more... but these are in my top 10.
Kunefe is the best dessert ever! I have so much of it whenever I visit UAE. Some good Indian food, karak, and kunefe and I'm a very happy man. I hope to go to Istanbul too someday.
After watching Istanbul episodes, it seems pointless to go to another city to eat. The city comes with a proposal for every taste. If Turkish people did not have a language barrier and had a Hollywood-style advertising policy, 100 million tourists would easily have passed, especially with these currency prices.
It actualy is a N1 torrist destination in the middle east and north africa. (+A lead in cosmetique surgery and hair transplant)
@@nacereddinechallal4405 Even in this situation, Türkiye already hosts more than 50 million tourists. But compared to France, Spain, Italy and the US ahead of it, ad marketing is horrendously bad. That's what I was trying to say. Generally, people think that Türkiye consists only of Istanbul, Antalya and Cappadocia, which shows that there is no marketing strategy. On the other hand, it is very nice that foreign influencers come and introduce Türkiye, I hope Türkiye gets the place it deserves in the eyes of the whole world.
A lot of people think it's the same as Greece. Westerners arguably prefer Greece as it holds a sort of mythical status as the cradle of western civilization. Shame though they're really missing out with Turkey right next door. Sorry Greece but Turkish food is simply miles better.
@@canchero724 The food culture of each country is good for itself. We have lived in common with our neighbor Greece for centuries. For this reason, Turkish cuisine has received a lot of influence from Greek cuisine, and Greek cuisine from Turkish cuisine. However, Turkish cuisine is a cuisine inspired not only by Greek cuisine, but also by Mesopotamian cuisine, the Caucasus and of course Central Asia, which is exactly what makes Turkish cuisine unique. Since I come from a family that migrated to Türkiye from Greece in the early 1900s, I send my greetings to our Greek neighbours.
@@canchero724 Greece also just commercializes itself. Latin, Spartans, all the philosophers etc. Meanwhile when I think about what foreigners think of Turkey is mostly politics.
Ulan ne guldum be beklemiyordum.
Thanks for the documentary Its nice to hear from a stranger about our cultural foods.
Respects from Houston TX
“Visually it’s a nightmare, but taste-wise I’m pretty impressed” 🌭
I just LOVE watching Sonny's videos it instantly puts me in a better mood. I am sure Sonny have a happy wife because of his sense of humor. ❤
Who else gets excited whenever Sonny uploads a video? ❤
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Love the sense of humor in all of your episodes! thanks!
I love your program, however, you should also try the different foods from the different areas of Turkey. For example Kars are very famous for cooking geese (Kaz) in a pit, Hatay Kitchen in the south east etc.
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@9:52 wow Terry Silver from Cobra Kai got out of jail and opened a lamb restaurant in Istanbul. What a twist of events for the new season.
That Turkish pizza dessert looks amazing!
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Not everything round is a pizza but okay 😅 It's called künefe btw
It is not pizza not even wheat there it is semolina called kadayif and desert called kunefe
Istanbul is like a center where all these authentic foods are served. They are all tasty, but if you want something more unique, you should go to the locations (central Anatolia-Turkey) where these foods originate from and try their authentic flavors there. You're likely to savor their flavors even more by experiencing them in their authentic birthplaces.
Never had Turkish food, but that dessert looked delicious!!! I would definitely try that.
one of the biggest reasons that I moved back to Turkey after living 7 years in the USA, the cuisine! Thanks for the great show.
Thanks BEFRS team. You did a good job on this one.
As a Turkish subscriber, I just want to translate what the Şırdan guy said. He said:
"From its normal state, we flip this inside out and the grass the lamb consumes in these leaves (he's referring to the folds of the şırdan) it aids in the distribution of blood in the body, it develops the muscles, it beautifies (improves) the skin and it takes the place of botox..... (Insert explosion sound) ..... That's why we add rice in here now" -Sonny stops him.
That dessert looks amazing
ngl this channel has always helped me when traveling wasnt an option
Sonny, you always manage to find the most interesting, unique and strangely odd food. Offal is not my thing, but for others that like it, those dishes must be ambrosia on their palate.
I must say, not a lot of people eat offal, we often stick to meat and dough and grains usually. Turkey is well behind in consumption of offal although that might be just Brits bumping the graph with their weird blood sausage I don't know.
I enjoy your shows, haven't watched food shows since Andrew Z. was still on t.v. .
Excellent job of discribing taste, flavor and scent.
Great video. Sonny, your videos are always entertaining and educational. The cheesey dish looked very appetizing. Thanks for sharing today.
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One of the best series. Love Turkey 🇹🇷
Truly the best ever food review show
Sunny, you have been hitting up some food places TH-camrs didn't dream exist. Man, I envy your findings ... god blessings for you and your team. HuGGs
As a lover of cheese, that looked like the ultimate dessert ever!!
saw a video of a customer treating him wrong and look of his face saddened me,good to see him doing better
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It's a liver dish but they sliced it so thinly that it resembles a chip. It is one of the best things you can try I promise. Also you can check out: İskender, Ekmek Kadayıfı, İşkembe Çorbası, Kelle Paça Çorbası
What music is being played at around 8:10 ??? I really love it, need to know
@@StarLighter4 I really don't think it's Turkish
@@StarLighter4 Itai Armon - Neshama Yetera
Aaah I see, I talked too soon in my last comment :) I was talking about "şırdan" and other dishes, nice to see Sonny tried them...
so beautiful the music the food the people 🥰💖💖💖
I find it funny, cute and happily proud of their food when the chefs feed Sonny 😂
Hi Sunny. Again a nice video. But Turkish cuisine is not only about kebaps. Moreover we have a big variety of stews and soups. Check them out. Peace.
Boy! your fixers did a great job for you. This was absolutely terrific! - back in the 1980's I was working for Geraldo Rivera when we opened up a crypt of some sleazy
district attorney in Los Angeles from the 1930's. this was far more fun and delicious!
Tbh i realy love organs . I hate red meat but the organs ? Amazing. Also i think it s polite to hand feed someone in turkey . Lol i love that.
Turkey is the one of the best countries there is. Always friendly, welcoming and delicous.
As offal, there is nothing better than this! so delicious 👍
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Never before had the urge to visit Turkey but now, bucket list!
Are we the ones who clicked because we saw people making sad videos of him on tiktok
no, lol zoomer
Yeah. Whats with that angry video?
@@red_hair_oppa yes.. Was that behind the scene? It looked scripted though
Lol, here for it too
Hahaha same
I love to see owners working with there staff it's amazing ❤❤
This makes me want to visit Turkey!
Another 10 out of 10 from Sonny. Unusual..
Those can seem a bit weird but clean and healthy.
This is called "Chusta". It is very famous in India in Bihar. Here they sell this item by filling it with goat fat and cook it. It's great. Sonny if you come India next time try it.