Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant

Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant
Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant
Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant

Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant is located on Arasta Çarşısı Street, beneath the Sultanahmet Mosque and Social Complex. Şerbethane is one of Sultanahmet's most refined cafes and restaurants, attracting a clientele comprised of local and international tourists, as well as groups of tourists. Şerbethane serves Ottoman sherbet, breakfast, selections from international cuisine, hookah, tea, coffee, and a variety of soft drinks. With its historical structure dating back to the Roman period and undergoing extensive restoration during the Ottoman period, Şerbethane Cafe & Restaurant is located on the historic peninsula, a popular destination for local and international tourists visiting the historic district.

Istanbul Manti

Manti Istanbul

Manti Istanbul, which we think of as a dish originating from Kayseri, actually originates from China. The word is Mongolian. Although its origin is not clear, it may have meanings such as closing, bundling, covering. The word "mantle" (BOLGE) may have an origin related to the word "manto" that we use today. Since the Turks are a nation of Central Asian origin, they have brought some of the habits they continued in those regions centuries ago to Anatolia until today. Manti is a delicious dish that we would say, "I'm glad we didn't forget it and brought it to this day."

Istanbul Ravioli is mostly made and consumed around Kayseri in our country. For this reason, making manti has many subtleties, from the size of the pieces into which the dough is divided, the quality of the minced meat in the mixture, and the onions and spices to be added to the minced meat. In other words, manti does not take its place on the table after being cooked with as simple a preparation process as it seems. It requires real care and mastery. This mastery is abundantly available in manti masters from Kayseri.

It is customary to pour yoghurt over the manti and then pour oil with red pepper and hot tomato paste on it. Yogurt has garlic. Thanks to the coolness of the yoghurt, guests who are impatient with the dream of the seagull can start spooning it without waiting for it to cool down.

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It is opposite Hagia Sophia in the Eminönü district of Istanbul. Its architect is Sedefkâr Mehmed Ağa, who was appointed as the chief architect after the death of Mimar Sinan. Sultan Ahmet Social Complex, which was started to be built with a great ceremony by Ahmet I in 1609 and completed in 1616, has the distinction of being one of the largest social complexes in Istanbul. It is also known as the "Blue Mosque" in the West due to the more than 20,000 tiles with floral motifs used in the complex. According to what Evliya Çelebi wrote about this monumental structure; Seven palaces were destroyed. The fact that the social complex is one of the last examples of the Ottoman classical architectural approach has added a special value to the structure.

Ah*** YIL***
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The best restaurant we ate in Istanbul. It was the first place we stopped after unpacking and everything about this place screams authentic Turkish cuisine. The staff was very nice and courteous and the food was seriously the best. I recommend the Meat Test kebab mix with beef and chicken and ravioli. Both are outstanding at this location. We tried the same dishes at another restaurant and it didn't even come close. I recommend it to all tourists visiting this place. Great staff, authentic food and the price of everything is beyond reasonable.

Ram*** ŞE***
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We stumbled upon this amazing restaurant by chance and had a surprisingly delicious experience. Our server was very friendly and recommended us a traditional dish, Chicken Testi Kebab. It turned out to be quite an interesting and delicious dish. The whole experience made us feel comfortable enough to stay for a few hours, enjoying Sheeha, hot drinks and food. If you are in old Istanbul, I highly recommend Serbethane.

Muh*OSM*
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Food was great and good service. Also, there is a lot of history in the place as it was built a long time ago!

Ab*** AL***
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It is a very nice place behind the Blue Mosque where you can eat delicious and relatively cheap food, play backgammon, smoke hookah, and enjoy relaxing background music. The desserts are divine! The most delicious thing I've ever eaten!

Nur*** JUS****
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where exactly is Serbethane?
Serbethane Cafe and Restaurant, which has a history of 400 years, is located on Arasta Bazaar Street, just below the Sultanahmet Mosque.

Yes, all our staff working in service and other departments, especially our kitchen staff, have a hygiene certificate.

The favorite dish preferred by Serbethane Cafe & Restaurant's customers is steaming, baked in the oven, and appetizing with its presentation; It is testi kebab.