Istanbul Food Tour With A Local | Turkish Street Food Is Epic | Full Time Travel Vlog 19
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This Turkey vlog we explore Istanbul with a local for the first time. We go on a food tour trying some of the best Turkish food and street food Istanbul has to offer including our first time trying baklava.This video we worked with Localie a cool platform connecting travellers with locals who show off their local cities. Istanbul is such a fun city to explore with a local as there are so many hidden gems. We got to sample some of Turkeys best food from Baklava, Mercimek, Tantuni, Balık Dürüm and local wine and lemonade.
We also got to visit a couple of Istanbul neighborhoods we haven't seen before like Balat and Karakoy as well as Galata which we visited before.
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Actually we don't eat lentil soup with garlic, generally people put some lemon juice in it. Garlic is ideal for lamb's paunch soup.
Because He is not even a Turkish guide.
I love my lentil soup with garlic what ur talking about?
@@yurauro1900 You can love it but If you put garlic in lentil soup, people call you alien in Turkey. We have strict norms :P
Timur I dont care Im rebelous
@@yurauro1900 you know better than Turks man. Go ahead and put more garlic hahaha
Thanks for the Localie tip. Love the concept. I have the site up now. Always nice to see the Beans out and about. That looked like a beautiful day. Never knew there were so many types of Baklava.
Al, I like your honesty. You both are true to yourselves and don’t seem phony. I like it! Fun video to watch
The winery at the end was well worth the wait :)
I think this friendly local thing is fantastic idea.
Really Appreciate this share guys.
Best, James and Kim
11:57 That guy can be a stand-up comedian 😂, He's right who cares about the damn history of a building or something you're just visiting, after you turned around you won't even remember what he just said LOL
The tour is great, and you're right, you have to have coffee or ice cream next to the baklava to make a balance
Turkish food tastes delicious especially kebabs and desserts
I think I need to try it with ice cream before we leave... :)
you will not regret. take it from Mado, @@TravelBeans 🙂
I'm sure you'll find better local places than advised place considering it's a huge "chain" around Turkey.
Tatars are also Turkic people that only they aren't from same Turkic tribe as we Anatolian Turks so you can consider them as Turks indeed, in fact there are several million Turks in Turkey that their ancestors were actually living in Russia and Ukraine but they had to migrate after wars such as Crimean Tatars in 19th century..
By the way you are extremely sweet couple and your videos are really fun and good quality, im surprised you don't have much more subscribers but im sure you will get there as you really deserve it :)
The Armenian Genocide[a], also known as the Armenian Holocaust,[10] was the Ottoman government's systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians,[note 2] mostly citizens of the Ottoman Empire.[11][12] The starting date is conventionally held to be 24 April 1915, the day that Ottoman authorities rounded up, arrested, and deported from Constantinople (now Istanbul) to the region of Angora (Ankara), 235 to 270 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders, the majority of whom were eventually murdered.
The genocide was carried out during and after World War I and implemented in two phases-the wholesale killing of the able-bodied male population through massacre and subjection of army conscripts to forced labour, followed by the deportation of women, children, the elderly, and the infirm on death marches leading to the Syrian Desert. Driven forward by military escorts, the deportees were deprived of food and water and subjected to periodic robbery, rape, and massacre.[13] Most Armenian diaspora communities around the world came into being as a direct result of the genocide.[14]
Other ethnic groups were similarly targeted for extermination in the Assyrian genocide and the Greek genocide, and their treatment is considered by some historians to be part of the same genocidal policy.[1][2]
Raphael Lemkin was moved specifically by the annihilation of the Armenians to define systematic and premeditated exterminations within legal parameters and to coin the word genocide in 1943.[15] The Armenian Genocide is acknowledged to have been one of the first modern genocides,[16][17][18] because scholars point to the organized manner in which the killings were carried out. It is the second-most-studied case of genocide after the Holocaust.[19]
Turkey denies that the word genocide is an accurate term for these crimes, but in recent years has been faced with increasing calls to recognize them as such.[20] As of 2019, governments and parliaments of 31 countries, including Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Russia, as well as 49 of the 50 states of the United States,[note 4] have recognized the events as a genocide.[21]
@@fragmaka We live in 2020. Hardly anyone from 1915 is still alive. So stop propaganda falling in with today's media. It's just stupid.
@@fragmaka Everything you say is a lie. 1 mikyon kurt okdurdur, armenian. We have authentic documents.
Amazing video!! Thank you for sharing it ✈️
You guys are doing amazing videos. Unlikely of the other tourist videos that have been done maybe thousand times, you show the moments from real city life and now thanks to you most of the youtube subscribers know places more than Sultanahmet, Highia Sofia,Eminonu , Galata or the other touristic places. I've been to Istanbul maybe more than 15 times and tried to walk everywhere, try most of the local cuisines and while watching your videos I can see relative streets and shops to myself. Thanks a lot and keep it up. Cheers from Orlando,Florida (y)
I just love your casual presentation with a lot of humour, wit and the info. You guys are truely teachers.
Awesome! I will def use Localie when going to a city they are in! What a great idea!
I had to cancel on a 2 week trip to Turkey in September due to a back injury. Your videos are so interesting and helping me experience everything that I’m going to be missing:(. I can’t wait to plan a trip next year and use your videos as reference. I definitely want to use the local guide for visiting the different neighborhoods & local food.
I have never thought about adding lemon to chicken soup. But it makes sense. Lemon goes well with chicken dishes.💁🏽♂️
Incredible video thank you for sharing with us
10:36 the way your eyes rolled back says it all love 😄
nomnom 😋
Thank you for the tour , I liked the localise idea, a friend for life sounds good. I did expect more food tastings, so hope to see more food tastings in future videos :)
I love your videos and the way you just enjoy yourself fullest.
😍😍😍i had no idea Istanbul was so beautiful! it looks like san francisco ... i'm in love 😍😍😍😍
Excellent video with a guide showing places of the beaten track.
Thanks for the beautiful video. Fan from the Philippines. ☺👍
Love Istanbul ❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷
Awesome video and content and the food looks delicious as well!
Enjoyed it!
Great because I going next year to Istanbul thankyou for cherish
Just came across your channel and I love it! You guys are awesome.
Very entertaining! Thanks😍
Best local experience, in New Orleans had the owner of small hotel I stayed at take me around the French Quarter, she paid for most of the food. It's been twelve years now, go to New Orleans every year, stay at the same hotel, revisit many places she took me to. Have tried new places and taken her along. Locals Rock. Another excellent Beans video. I find Alex's honesty about foods he doesn't like refreshing. Personally love baklava, but have never eaten more than one piece. Death by sugar a bad way to go, death by coffee much more preferred.
Next day... Congratulations on 50,000 subscriptions!
Wow, you guys had soup on a boiling hot day!
Hey congratulation Alex and Emma 50K subscribers 👏😊
Thank you!! 🎉
Walnut baklava is my weakness with real strong coffee
Then you need to try chocolate baklava with vanilla icecream on the side :)
I live in Australia and we are freezing here its funny to see you guys sweating...
Turkish food best.number one word
Masha'Allah 😍 Turkey
Hi Emma you are really very intelegent woman and your coment about the food is like a gourmet , i enjoyed the video thanks for share.
Thank you so much for your kind sharing, the baklava place that you went is one of the best well known dessert places of Istanbul, their quality is number-one according to my opinion as a Turkish citizen, you can also send spend some time in the EMINONU region for different examples from Turkish kitchen
Love your vlogging style
Very nice vlog Thank you
Interesting to note the surprise when couple observes the excellent wines, before traveling read a bit about the history of that culture, it can seem condescending to folks from that culture when we remark we are pleasantly surprised by the excellence of their cultural offerings. Many times their cultures are centuries older than our own, they've had time, lol
Wow baklava looks yummy 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🏝🏝❤❤
Thank you Emma and Alex, see your next blog.
Thank you guys for sharing your life and experiences. When you guys where in Bohol did you try Mongo soup it has the same texture as Lintel soup? Keep up the good work... and I'm glad Emma is better.
I watch a lot of your videos,it looks great where you are
Turkey looks great from your lens.
Amazing video
Turkey is so incredible😍
sarımsağın en yakışmadığı şey mercimek çorbasıdır herhalde..
SerD sen kafayı yemişsin aksine muhteşem olur ...
sarımsagıda severim mercimegi de
ama hiç denemedim
duymamıştım hatta
The most beautiful City in the World ❤️Istanbul ❤️
Only after Cape Town
@@goforgold7082, 🤣 🤣 🤣
I love baklava! Yuuummmm
I took your advice and am watching the video with a cold beer. Come on guys 49,966? Let’s push over 50k!
1:55 Küpekler ve Feratlar Giremez iuglihlvilgvjkgcugv
Durdum ama göremedim
@@anlamdas9619 cennet mahallesinin çekildiği ev
@@eda2699 bende yazı arıyorum
@@anlamdas9619 liseliler anlamaz
@@turukbodunucuntunudmadmkun2088 Ben mı liseliyim 😁🤔
The most fun had with a local hey! Well there was this time in lisbon following a Bolton defeat to sporting and I got chatting to a lovely bunch of Portuguese students and they took me to a night club and one lovely lady took me on a very local tour but I'll stop there 😂 nearly missed my 6am flight out back to Geneva where I was working at the time. The soup scene in this vlog cracked me up I was waiting for alex to drop a friends quote in there and say 'hmmm noodle soup, I mean soup' probably just my mind thinking that as watch to much friends 😂
my turkish friend rahmi made a wonderful lentil soup with mint.. loving these videos from hong kong
Thank you for the wonderful video and meaningful information. Do visit us in Toronto...Cheers..!
güzel video teşekkürler thanks
A guide that has to ask Google what lentil is and then again fails to explain the following meals.
And please keep in mind that lentil soup NEVER goes with garlic. You guys seem pretty enthusiastic so I think you deserved a more experienced local to show you around.
Its only because you are in a place called 'karakoy' and theyre super chilled there and you can bring your desserts into coffee shops but else where you wouldn't really get away with it as karakoy is the 'cool' area of Istanbul aka like the shoreditch of Istanbul.
I love Turkey
Mercimek is really the best turkish soup. I can't believe you guys didn't get that one. Menemen and mercimek is something you need to try. Of course many other things you should try.
Yes baklava is better with ice cream.
cool story bro
this is a cool vid
Damn it! i was hungry
Loved the opening, miss the Istanbul ferry, there's nothing quite like it in the world. Mercimek corba (soup) is so delicious, have to dip bread in it next time. Also next time for dessert you must try sutlac, super delcious if made properly.
english people cant do shit, learn and experience from the turkz
@@Gencturk92 Bi bitmediniz
@@Efe64_64 ne oldu ?
Gencturk92 lan dangalak kapa ceneni
@@sibela9553 yalan mi ? ingilizler ne bok biliyor ? italyan, turkler ve cinler yapar
Sweet couple :)
Very nice
I’m 50 years old Istanbulian, I’ve never seen Turkish people having lentil soup with garlic 😂😂 we put garlic and vinegar mixture on tripe soup 🍜
he said he wasn't turkish anyway :) i put garlic in my home made lentil soup abi and it taste delish :)
Oh??.I though we were talking about Turkish and Istanbul food here, we, Turkish people don’t mix lentil and garlic, darling. 😂😂
@@PetekAtes I always thought people do put garlic in their lentil soup 😂 oh well it still taste nice 😊
ThePetekates Do you cook and eat tripe soup in Turkey? I didn’t know about it. Must be nice
@@paulf8517 It is actually very common and i think it is way better than lentil soup!! Tripe soup + beef tongue + garlic and lemon = Heaven :))
U guys ignored baklava... it will be the reason why I wanna travel to Istanbul😍🤪
mercimeğide sarımsaklı yiyen yediren nedir ya ...
very delicious 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Died when i heard "we went to a hamam which is acutally a spa or a 'turkish bath' " lul
Guys, you should continue to travel in Turkey because you'll find much more things.
Hello... Can u give more on what you mean much more. Am going to Istanbul in September would love some hidden gem tips. Thanks
1st :)
Can’t wait to go in a few weeks.
Thanks for the advice.
Is it easy to get by if you only know English?
we didn't have any issues :) have an amazing trip - it's such an awesome city
👍👍👍
I've missed where did you drink that wine?
Which camera 📷 you use ? Please!
💖
Is this the neighborhood they filmed Gonucelen in ????
Love you alex and emma
Guys, you must trying the "İskender kebap". Also try istanbul style kokoreç (with inside tomatoes and pepper) . You ate before in izmir style.
Oh interesting! We didn't know it would be different! Thanks 👍
As always Emma looks ravishingly pretty.
Moment he pickup his phone lookup for ingredients for "Mercimek Çorbası" knew he isn't turkish. Comon... It's in its name.. Every turks would know its made from lentil.
"...cheesy as baklava" maybe? :P
Whats the name of the wine condor
Please,
Adam haklı. Baklavalar tatlı değil zehir resmen. Aşırı şekerli tüketiyoruz, şeker manyağı bir millet olmuşuz. Damak zevkimize bir çeki düzen vermemiz lazım.!
Amazing Emma , please keep always on camera rather than the boring Alex who has no senses to make reviews about , please.... Also , Alex you are the great guy to tour with since you don't have senses and sensitivity to all around and that's what makes you the best hangout friend !!!
That guy was cute.
whats the name of the place at the end of the video at 15:42.?
anyone else catch the clever advertising of noom weight loss with this foodie video?
Please Advise Best Hammam In Istanbul
ye yağlıyı iç suyu donarsa donsun,ye tatlıyı içme suyu yanarsa yansın
Actually, when you come again, you should try baklava with ayran for make a good balance.
Karaköy Güllüoğlu is the best to eat Baklava in Istanbul but he is Not a real local so there is no Şöbiyet and Sütlü Nuriye on the Baklava Plate. I prefer ice cream on them. If I eat too much about 1 kg, i prefer to drink Ayran to balance the sweetness. If I eat only 8-10 pieces i prefer to drink tea.
Please visit to Myanmar (Burma), and warmly welcome both of you.
Turk here, I do not like Baklava that much either. Americans love Baklava all the time as they are all sweet freaks.
O sigir rehberi cok aradi mi acaba?
Quick question about your work in Turkey do you teach English and did you do a telf to do this? Also if so how much is the salary's there for telf teachers. Thanks
ich liebe Türkei
Tbh baklava is best with cold milk and nothing else comes close to it.
gençler sarmısaklı mercimek çorbası vardır sadece siz bilmiyorsunuz hemen yok falan demeyin ben Gaziantep de yaşıyorum burada sık sık yaparız her iki şekilde de