We hope you all enjoy coming along on our first delicious adventure here in Turkey ☕️🍵 BTW be sure to use this link for $40 off your first Airbnb booking! bit.ly/tea-airbnb-discount
My GOD!!! This introduction alone is freaking EPICCC!! I think that call to prayer was just so so beautiful. I had no idea about those fairy chimneys! And the Turkish coffee is HELLA strong- your face when you tried it made me laugh out loud!! Enjoyyyy guys!! xx
Turkish coffee comes is such adorable, tiny cups! I'm not a massive fan of strong coffee, so I would totally try the sweet one. And all those adorable cats!
Please don’t add sugar, two reasons, it ruins the authentic taste of the tea, second it will become a habit, your health will be at risk. The gentleman in the video seems to understand what I am talking about, if you cannot taste the tea leaf, you aren’t drinking tea.
@@bodoor8172 „your health will be at risk“ u make it sound like it will kill you lmao, just 2 cubes of sugar and ur good. + i personally think it kind of enhances the flavor, kind of „frees“ the flavor from the bitternes its amazing
Two of my favourite foods in winter in Turkey are, Güveç (goovech) a lamb or beef stew. You should be able to get that in Cappadocia. In İstanbul definitely have Hamsi, small fish (Anchovies) coated with cornflower and fried, served with salad and bread, you eat the whole fish bones and all. They are traditionally served with Rakı. You can't miss it in Istanbul in the winter, especially down on the waterfront.
What a special video, you guys! Your excitement about being in Turkey for the first time really came through. And while I'm looking forward to seeing the balloons, it was also so nice to explore the town & local customs...I felt like I was there too!
I loved travelling to Turkey and it's my favorite destination now, so I bet you will have a great time there! Enjoy all the things that Turkey has to offer you :) nice video and I truly love the room.!
Beautiful intro and drone footage! The city looks magical. And the carpet shop looked amazing and sooo Turkish :) Turkish coffee is too strong for me but great for coffee lovers, for sure! They give you water with it because coffee is diuretic and it’s good to drink water afterwards. Can’t wait for the next vlog!
you don't drink the water , probably not even if you're from there , or else you won't be having any kind of "logs" for at least a week ! drink the tea or get some italian spring water
Love different teas too.so glad you two are so open to trying different things to give us a general idea of thier taste an what to expect if order those thingz
Like the natural building, you can tell it has a nice presence meant to last more than 100 years. Those dogs seemed so relaxed, the local people might ensure some respect for that outdoor life. Some care seems to happen in other places too. . . brings a little warmth to their community. Loved the store of rugs, wow!
Welcome to Turkey! Hope you enjoy your stay! :) PS: You should stop drinking when you have mostly grounds left. Fun Fact: the grounds are used for fortune telling after you drink your coffe :)
WOW ! the footage of the carpet shop was sure worth the price of admission , for me too ! 12:09 is pure gold , you two make such a great looking couple , its like you're having a romp through wonderland ! did the owner let you take one of those sporty model carpets out for a test drive ? maybe you didn't bribe him enough . oh well , just have 2-3 coffees and you won't need a flying carpet
Nice vid guys. Loved the call to prayer at the start of the vid. I used to live in Dudai in the early 80's, and brought back all the memorys. Its a powerful sound. Looking forward to the balloon trip. My name is Alan.
Turkish food is fantastic. I bought a cookbook with Ottoman empire recipes last time I was in Istanbul. Delicious flavours - if you can get hold of all the ingredients.
You guys make me want to travel! I'm 55 and never been to any other countries besides Canada and Mexico. You make it seem not so scary. Love your vlogs! Thank you for sharing!
@Roman Divinity Turkish people are lovely and the country is absolutely beautiful. The English seasons are lovely but as a people we can be very arrogant and self righteous....
Lived in Turkey on the Black Sea coast for 18 months back in the 70's. The Turks there would put one the large rectangular sugar cubes in one of those small tea glasses. I don't recall ever seeing them drinking tea without putting sugar in it. I know that I always put sugar in it because they made their tea very strong.
oh this is today, haha and i'm here saying "where is the next video?". Glad to found your channel, super fun, super nice couple. Make SURE that you try that regions cured meat, it is what they are famous about. And their small meat dumplings. I'm sure you have it all planned out but if you need quick help about anything in Turkey, just contact me from here. Enjoy your trip !
Water is served not to wash out the aftertaste of the coffee! :) In fact, it's the opposite. The water is intended to cleanse your palate to let you enjoy the rich flavour of the coffee (usually it's served along with the espresso - like in Italy).
I always leave the grounds in the bottom of the cup. After, you can turn the cup up in the saucer to read your future. I hope you have the chance to enjoy a full Turkish breakfast. Yum!!
Could you guys do a video recapping all the countries that you visited in 2018? Would be so interesting to see all the places together and hear your favourites for the year!
Cappadochia is beautiful loved it there Go see Kayseri nice city to and your love Istanbul amazing city food is amazing people so friendly to Ankara is great as well I didn’t like the coffee to strong but the Tea so nice enjoy all the wonderful foods your going to love them
that'll get you moving in the morning. I remember my first time in Greece seeing the men with their breakfast : super strong coffee, a cigarette and a glass of Ouzo!
Turkey, finally! Cappadocia is beautiful; enjoy your time there. PS. If you don't have a corkscrew, you can actually open a corked wine bottle by slipping it into your shoe and hitting it against a flat surface, and/or by smacking the bottom of the bottle with a hard soled shoe. There are tutorials on how to do it both ways here on TH-cam - it's actually pretty easy!
I tried some coffee in Bosnia which i believe was supposed to be quite similar to Turkish coffee - it was amazing. Super rich and sweet and it came with a piece of Turkish delight so i was extra happy. Cappadocia looks stunning.
The tea fact was interesting to learn, I thought it'd be China, Japan, or England at the top. Also I think you were supposed to let the coffee grounds settle to the bottom and not stir coffee. While the coffee is think with grounds, the goal is ultimately to drink the coffee with no grounds floating around. I really enjoyed the video, thanks and keep up the great work. :D
With turkish coffee you need to wait for about 5-6min while it cools down and the coffe powder falls on the bottom of the cup.Because the coffee is brewing while it cools down and the flavor is not yet fully extracted.That's the proper way to to drink it
I live on the outskirts of Chicago. Since my parents are immigrants from Romania, I've been drinking Turkish coffee ever since I was about 13. You can get it imported in downtown Chicago from authentic Eastern European shops. Love the taste.
You guys should definitely visit Sri Lanka, we don't have these glasses but we do drink plain tea alot and with sugar. Some people drink more than 5 times a day. We also have tea plantations where you can visit and pick tea leaves yourself. Make sure not to miss that if you do visit :)
Welcome to Turkey, the formation of the city of Cappadocia, Mount Erciyes in Kayseri city is caused by the volcanic eruption, I want you to see the Erciyes Mountain of you, if you're still in Turkey, you should definitely see Mount Erciyes in Cappadocia or 1 hour away, where great hotel and winter tourism it is available. Thank you. 🇹🇷💟👏🏔️
Love Turkish coffee, I'm sure I saw something that they've been making coffee in the traditional way since the 1600's and how nice are the locals, some of the friendliest people on earth the Turks.
I lived in Istanbul for 2 years, when you get there you should try traditional Turkish breakfast in çihangir, some amazing breakfast places near the mosque on the hill there, also amazing kebab place next to the mosque, and in beyölgu there’s an amazing little secret garden bar / restaurant called limón lebaçe, also try raki Balic on the back streets of taksim amazing mezze and sea food ... good luck 😍
lol btw they traditionally serve the water with Turkish coffee so that you drink it Before the coffee, and not after . This way it will wash of all the flavors and allow you to enjoy the taste ... and coffee is normally ordered after the meal because it helps with digestion I guess, or perhaps because you get sleepy after a hearty meal and coffee wakes you up. bon appetit :)
The purpose of serving a cup of water with Turkish Coffee is based on Ottoman culture. Turkish people are very hospitable and they always serve their guest Turkish coffee, if guest drinks firstly water it means s/he is hungry so they host for dinner , but if s/he drinks coffee first it means s/he is not hungry and is coming to chat.
We consume more tea than ireland and uk together. Also we put sugar in it 😅 just to let you know thats why there is a spoon. You know to mix sugar and tea
I was in Antalya, Turkey in the mid 1980’s. The culture, the scenery, the food, and yes the coffee .... amazing ! It was a great experience. I purchased a hand carved chess set in a market there. The vendors expect you to barter for your purchase ! 😉
Love coffee anyway.strong medium..either.plain iced latte frappie you name it..yes its strong bit good.a Turkish man here opened a coffee shop..good stuff
In some cafés in Vienna you still get Turkish coffee because some guy from Vienna (who originally was born in Armenia) found sacks with "interesting" beans in them in the Ottoman camp after the Second Siege of Vienna by the Turks in 1683. It is said he became the first coffeehouse owner in Middle Europe.
Try a nice "Iskender Kebap" or "Güvec" and watch out for "Sarma" on the menu if you want some traditional Turkish food that has not been covered yet. 😉 Much luv from Germany.
Have you ever heard the word "Fal" ? The meaning of Fal is Fortune. You can read about your future from the pulp at the bottom of the Turkish coffee cup. Sometimes it may not be realistic, but it is very enjoyable. A proverb says, "Do not believe in Fortune, but do not be without Fortune."
We hope you all enjoy coming along on our first delicious adventure here in Turkey ☕️🍵 BTW be sure to use this link for $40 off your first Airbnb booking! bit.ly/tea-airbnb-discount
"Tea is insanely huge here." Heheheh. They serve it in these *tiny* little glasses ...
We liked it very much, stay 😎. Loni:👩🏼🦰&Al:👱🏻♂️
Don't forget to try the Turkish delight or lokum as it's called locally. Absolutely delicious.
love your adventure !! can tell us how did you get there from Istanbul ?? i understand that thy dont speak English ??
Thank-you for making turkish coffee seem like a drink from Mars.
Could you 2 youths be any more dramatic ?
The Turkish people drink more tea than us Brits, that's a surprising thing to hear :D
there are people who drinks tea ten times a day in Turkey
@@orkun5626 There are people in Turkey who drinks more than 10 glasses a day lil
@@orkun5626 i know people in England that drink 10 cups before midday. no joke.
@@alan74453 I drink at least ten mugs of tea a day :P
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You have to try a full Turkish breakfast. It is AMAZING!
th-cam.com/video/yFYy6SR3Ihc/w-d-xo.html this is also about turkish coffe:)
Vintage Moss it’s just eggs and olives with cheese, big whoop
are u turkısh ?
@@TJV83 lol at least its not just about a bowl of cereal and milk
I like Turkish coffee. Guys, you should try Turkish breakfast
Travel With Mansoureh it’s just eggs and olives, big whoop
My GOD!!! This introduction alone is freaking EPICCC!! I think that call to prayer was just so so beautiful. I had no idea about those fairy chimneys! And the Turkish coffee is HELLA strong- your face when you tried it made me laugh out loud!! Enjoyyyy guys!! xx
That court yard shot, at night, of your cave place was incredible. That golden light. Can't wait to watch the rest of your adventures in Turkey.
Oh Dang!! You two go hard having the tea right after the coffee. lol you musta been FLAPP'N. lol -Ash
Just subscribed to your channel
Hahaha! Oh we were flapp'n, baby 👼🏻
I was thinking the same thing!!! I'd be climbing that wall of rugs after all that caffeine! 😆
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Turkish coffee comes is such adorable, tiny cups! I'm not a massive fan of strong coffee, so I would totally try the sweet one. And all those adorable cats!
Oh my goodness, the colors and patterns in the rug store were AMAZING! Definitely makes us want to add Turkey to our travel list.
I remember the first time I had Turkish coffee, it was quite an experience. :D Took a while to get used to, but I love it now.
We're the same way! It was a bit strong at first, but now we love it ☕️
Wow you went to Goreme! I visited the place a long time ago so can appreciate your thoughts on just how cool the landscape is. Great stuff!
Turkish tea with sugar is amaaaazing! You should try next time.
Please don’t add sugar, two reasons, it ruins the authentic taste of the tea, second it will become a habit, your health will be at risk. The gentleman in the video seems to understand what I am talking about, if you cannot taste the tea leaf, you aren’t drinking tea.
@LilyLoves Roblox Yeah i dont like it either but its goes so well with other foods
@@bodoor8172 „your health will be at risk“ u make it sound like it will kill you lmao, just 2 cubes of sugar and ur good. + i personally think it kind of enhances the flavor, kind of „frees“ the flavor from the bitternes its amazing
That turkish coffee used to blow my head off. Its stroooooong! One a day did me! Enjoy.
Amazing. Landscape seems unique. The room looks great.
It definitely is, one of the most unique places we've been yet 👌
Two of my favourite foods in winter in Turkey are, Güveç (goovech) a lamb or beef stew. You should be able to get that in Cappadocia. In İstanbul definitely have Hamsi, small fish (Anchovies) coated with cornflower and fried, served with salad and bread, you eat the whole fish bones and all. They are traditionally served with Rakı. You can't miss it in Istanbul in the winter, especially down on the waterfront.
What a special video, you guys! Your excitement about being in Turkey for the first time really came through. And while I'm looking forward to seeing the balloons, it was also so nice to explore the town & local customs...I felt like I was there too!
I loved travelling to Turkey and it's my favorite destination now, so I bet you will have a great time there! Enjoy all the things that Turkey has to offer you :) nice video and I truly love the room.!
Oh my god! The sound of the Azan is amazing 😭💕
GOD
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Beautiful intro and drone footage! The city looks magical. And the carpet shop looked amazing and sooo Turkish :)
Turkish coffee is too strong for me but great for coffee lovers, for sure! They give you water with it because coffee is diuretic and it’s good to drink water afterwards. Can’t wait for the next vlog!
you don't drink the water , probably not even if you're from there , or else you won't be having any kind of "logs" for at least a week ! drink the tea or get some italian spring water
@@bobsaturday4273 ok, noted!
Great video guys enjoy Turkey
When my husband was in the navy, Turkey was one of his favorite places to visit. Greece, Croatia, and a couple other places he really loved going to.
A ancient place with a ancient feeling . love the vid cheers 🍷
Interesting to see somewhere really different (both the rug shop & the cave hotel!)
Awww this has given me another place in the bucket list to go to, it looks amazing! Can’t wait to see the balloons!
Sally Steele I think Thai problem too’ my list just keeps getting longer from their videos haha
Thank you another long and interesting vlog in your delightful company.
Love different teas too.so glad you two are so open to trying different things to give us a general idea of thier taste an what to expect if order those thingz
Fantastic, What a find! This is one place to visit everywhere you go. Beautiful pictures and love, love the rugs.
I have always heard good things about the turkish coffee and tea. It looks so striking strong almost like a caramel!
The Journey have you tried it before? It’s great!
Like the natural building, you can tell it has a nice presence meant to last more than 100 years. Those dogs seemed so relaxed, the local people might ensure some respect for that outdoor life. Some care seems to happen in other places too. . . brings a little warmth to their community. Loved the store of rugs, wow!
Hi you guys On the bucket list for September 2019! Amazing place cappadocia. Love you're work and vlogs ❤it
Look !!!!
Turkish Coffee & Water = amazing
Welcome to Turkey! Hope you enjoy your stay! :)
PS: You should stop drinking when you have mostly grounds left.
Fun Fact: the grounds are used for fortune telling after you drink your coffe :)
Yeah we totally forgot to mention that! Hopefully we can have our fortunes told next time 🧙♂️
@@Theendlessadventure Hope you get something good! :)
Yep, leave it at the grounds. Alison got it right first time. 👍
Anthony Ege KOPRİ omg that sounds amazing! I will have to get my fortune read when I am in turkey!
@@YvettesVibes Hope you will like it!!
Thanks for another great video. Wish your trips smooth and comfortable so that you can relax more and enjoy the trips.
WOW ! the footage of the carpet shop was sure worth the price of admission , for me too ! 12:09 is pure gold , you two make such a great looking couple , its like you're having a romp through wonderland ! did the owner let you take one of those sporty model carpets out for a test drive ? maybe you didn't bribe him enough . oh well , just have 2-3 coffees and you won't need a flying carpet
Nice vid guys. Loved the call to prayer at the start of the vid. I used to live in Dudai in the early 80's, and brought back all the memorys. Its a powerful sound. Looking forward to the balloon trip. My name is Alan.
Thanks for the comment Alan and for supporting the channel! It's such a cool vibe when the prayer starts and echoes throughout the city 👌
Turkish food is fantastic. I bought a cookbook with Ottoman empire recipes last time I was in Istanbul. Delicious flavours - if you can get hold of all the ingredients.
You guys make me want to travel! I'm 55 and never been to any other countries besides Canada and Mexico. You make it seem not so scary. Love your vlogs! Thank you for sharing!
Great video! Looking forward to seeing what else you have landed to do in Turkey!
Looks a lot nicer than a cold wet England on a Monday afternoon.
Maybe just a bit better 😅
does it though?
Turkey is just as cold, trust me :) There's already heavy snow in Northern & Eastern Turkey.
@Roman Divinity Turkish people are lovely and the country is absolutely beautiful. The English seasons are lovely but as a people we can be very arrogant and self righteous....
Another great video. Nice drone work as well! Not sure about the coffee though!!, looking forward to the next instalment. Many thanks.
Cool video! I love that cave hotel. It looks like the inside of a medieval castle!
Lived in Turkey on the Black Sea coast for 18 months back in the 70's. The Turks there would put one the large rectangular sugar cubes in one of those small tea glasses. I don't recall ever seeing them drinking tea without putting sugar in it. I know that I always put sugar in it because they made their tea very strong.
That’s true. Since then we quit using sugar a lot with the tea
oh this is today, haha and i'm here saying "where is the next video?". Glad to found your channel, super fun, super nice couple. Make SURE that you try that regions cured meat, it is what they are famous about. And their small meat dumplings.
I'm sure you have it all planned out but if you need quick help about anything in Turkey, just contact me from here.
Enjoy your trip !
They're behind on videos so they might not even be in Turkey anymore :)
@@keandric2765 ah yeap that too, still my offer stands for future adventurers :)
Sound amazing!
Lovely video, I really enjoyed it so much!! :)
Cant wait to see the footage you get from the balloon ride! Great video guys, as always!
Water is served not to wash out the aftertaste of the coffee! :) In fact, it's the opposite. The water is intended to cleanse your palate to let you enjoy the rich flavour of the coffee (usually it's served along with the espresso - like in Italy).
I always leave the grounds in the bottom of the cup. After, you can turn the cup up in the saucer to read your future. I hope you have the chance to enjoy a full Turkish breakfast. Yum!!
love your videos guys! I tried Turkish Coffee a few times - Super strong stuff but a very social drink
The grounds at the bottom are, in my view, the best bit of Turkish coffee.... Just dip your finger in and savour......
the man and the woman are so warm and friendly people i love them
You guys have to visit Marmaris and Fethiye in 🇹🇷. The most beautiful places
Your videos just keep getting better and better 😍
Could you guys do a video recapping all the countries that you visited in 2018? Would be so interesting to see all the places together and hear your favourites for the year!
Cappadochia is beautiful loved it there Go see Kayseri nice city to and your love Istanbul amazing city food is amazing people so friendly to Ankara is great as well I didn’t like the coffee to strong but the Tea so nice enjoy all the wonderful foods your going to love them
that'll get you moving in the morning. I remember my first time in Greece seeing the men with their breakfast : super strong coffee, a cigarette and a glass of Ouzo!
What an amazing place... looks beautiful
Turkey, finally! Cappadocia is beautiful; enjoy your time there.
PS. If you don't have a corkscrew, you can actually open a corked wine bottle by slipping it into your shoe and hitting it against a flat surface, and/or by smacking the bottom of the bottle with a hard soled shoe. There are tutorials on how to do it both ways here on TH-cam - it's actually pretty easy!
The cup of water is mainly to clear your palate before tasting the coffee.. to get a richer taste :)
you said "turkey bucket " ... LOL !!! Happy you guys are having fun ! Enjoy the wonderment !!!
I tried some coffee in Bosnia which i believe was supposed to be quite similar to Turkish coffee - it was amazing. Super rich and sweet and it came with a piece of Turkish delight so i was extra happy. Cappadocia looks stunning.
Turkish coffee is so strong that it makes Starcbucks like a joke.
Some stunning drone footage there!
Thanks for covering the Islamic call to prayer called 'Azan' in Arabic. It was so spiritually uplifting. Peace be unto you!
so excited!
Certainly in south-west turkey, they put a lot of sugar in the tea. And yes, you stop at the coffee grounds, you don't get many sips!
This was your Tea-ser what a great pun. Great video!
The tea fact was interesting to learn, I thought it'd be China, Japan, or England at the top. Also I think you were supposed to let the coffee grounds settle to the bottom and not stir coffee. While the coffee is think with grounds, the goal is ultimately to drink the coffee with no grounds floating around. I really enjoyed the video, thanks and keep up the great work. :D
I love how you included the Adhan in the beginning ❤️
Wow, amazing intro!
With turkish coffee you need to wait for about 5-6min while it cools down and the coffe powder falls on the bottom of the cup.Because the coffee is brewing while it cools down and the flavor is not yet fully extracted.That's the proper way to to drink it
I live on the outskirts of Chicago. Since my parents are immigrants
from Romania, I've been drinking Turkish coffee ever since I was about 13. You can get it imported in downtown Chicago from authentic Eastern European shops. Love the taste.
This rug stores are made for Instagram! I can’t wait to see the balloon ride tomorrow!
You guys go to the most interesting places in the world
the apple tea in Goreme is also amazing! Have you tried it?
A marvelous Monday to you!!!!
Same to you!
You guys should definitely visit Sri Lanka, we don't have these glasses but we do drink plain tea alot and with sugar. Some people drink more than 5 times a day. We also have tea plantations where you can visit and pick tea leaves yourself. Make sure not to miss that if you do visit :)
Welcome to Turkey, the formation of the city of Cappadocia, Mount Erciyes in Kayseri city is caused by the volcanic eruption, I want you to see the Erciyes Mountain of you, if you're still in Turkey, you should definitely see Mount Erciyes in Cappadocia or 1 hour away, where great hotel and winter tourism it is available. Thank you. 🇹🇷💟👏🏔️
Love Turkish coffee, I'm sure I saw something that they've been making coffee in the traditional way since the 1600's and how nice are the locals, some of the friendliest people on earth the Turks.
Best opening you’ve ever done!
I lived in Istanbul for 2 years, when you get there you should try traditional Turkish breakfast in çihangir, some amazing breakfast places near the mosque on the hill there, also amazing kebab place next to the mosque, and in beyölgu there’s an amazing little secret garden bar / restaurant called limón lebaçe, also try raki Balic on the back streets of taksim amazing mezze and sea food ... good luck 😍
The fist time I tried Turkish coffee I was in love.
Very interesting video have a great day
Funny thing is, when you’re in Turkey and it’s a hot, hot day - nothing is more refreshing than a glass of hot sweet tea!
What? The carpet shop is going to be closed during winter? 😱😭
Turkish coffee is always served with a cup of water so that you can cleanse your palate BEFORE you drink the coffee to get the full aroma.
lol btw they traditionally serve the water with Turkish coffee so that you drink it Before the coffee, and not after .
This way it will wash of all the flavors and allow you to enjoy the taste ... and coffee is normally ordered after the meal because it helps with digestion I guess, or perhaps because you get sleepy after a hearty meal and coffee wakes you up.
bon appetit :)
The purpose of serving a cup of water with Turkish Coffee is based on Ottoman culture. Turkish people are very hospitable and they always serve their guest Turkish coffee, if guest drinks firstly water it means s/he is hungry so they host for dinner , but if s/he drinks coffee first it means s/he is not hungry and is coming to chat.
We consume more tea than ireland and uk together. Also we put sugar in it 😅 just to let you know thats why there is a spoon. You know to mix sugar and tea
Oh and I hope you go to Pamukkale, that place is absolutely amazing too!
the bottom of the coffe was right it supposed to be like that so that you can read the coffe fortune afterwards 😀
I was in Antalya, Turkey in the mid 1980’s. The culture, the scenery, the food, and yes the coffee .... amazing ! It was a great experience. I purchased a hand carved chess set in a market there. The vendors expect you to barter for your purchase ! 😉
I live in Antalya now :) really good place
I was in Turkey for three weeks in 2012. Cappadocia was the highlight. The coffee was on the opposite side of the scale. ;-)
the turkish coffee looked amazing, you 2 have such beautiful calm speaking voices i could listen to you all day.
Love coffee anyway.strong medium..either.plain iced latte frappie you name it..yes its strong bit good.a Turkish man here opened a coffee shop..good stuff
Wow, you guys made this video on my 21st birthday, nice
You should try the Turkish Hamam too!
In some cafés in Vienna you still get Turkish coffee because some guy from Vienna (who originally was born in Armenia) found sacks with "interesting" beans in them in the Ottoman camp after the Second Siege of Vienna by the Turks in 1683. It is said he became the first coffeehouse owner in Middle Europe.
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@@deniz-qm7rj 👍👍👍
Try a nice "Iskender Kebap" or "Güvec" and watch out for "Sarma" on the menu if you want some traditional Turkish food that has not been covered yet. 😉
Much luv from Germany.
Have you ever heard the word "Fal" ? The meaning of Fal is Fortune. You can read about your future from the pulp at the bottom of the Turkish coffee cup. Sometimes it may not be realistic, but it is very enjoyable. A proverb says, "Do not believe in Fortune, but do not be without Fortune."
The times my family drinks tea in Turkey:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Whereas in England it is usually Elevenses (between Breakfast and Lunch) and Afternoon Tea (between lunch and Dinner) - so you outdo us 3:2 :)