What to Eat in Mardin? Where to Eat?

MardinIt draws attention with its food and beverage culture as well as its culture and architecture. Especially meat dishes will make you happy in Mardin, where Arab, Syriac and Turkish cuisines come together. There are also flavors that you do not expect to find in Mardin, from saffron tea to almond sugar. What to eat and where to eat in Mardin? You will find the answer to your question in this article, keep reading!

What to Eat in Mardin?

If you ask what to eat in Mardin, the menu is long, do you have time? If we count the most popular and known dishes you can find when you want to eat in Mardin; Stuffed ribs, lamb sleeve, lamb Tandoori, pickled tirozi, sembusek, stuffed meatballs and stuffed mumbar, plum stew, dishes made from green tea and lamb, armor kebab, mirra coffee, dibek coffee, saffron tea, almond sugar, walnut sausage, irok, meat bread, sour stuffing, Mardin variety and of course Syriac wine.

As I said, the list of what to eat in Mardin is long, there are many places to eat and visit. Places to Visit in Mardin Be sure to check out my post.

Mardin Kebab

Mardin kebab is one of the dishes that must be tasted when visiting Mardin.

On the first night we went to Mardin, there was a shabby kebab restaurant that we saw by chance and entered. Unfortunately, I couldn't remember the name of this kebab shop, but both the conversation and the Mardin kebab we ate was very good. Or, with the tiredness of the road and the happiness of finding kebabs at a late hour, it was very nice for us. In old Mardin, on the main road, next to the entrance of Hasan Ayyar Bazaar, it was a tiny kebab shop, a place with its own fireplace, I'm sure there are people who know. If anyone knows or finds it, can they add it as a comment to the article?

The name of the place where we stopped for both a meal and a coffee break in the following days and we were satisfied with the food. Leylan Cafe This cafe is right across the Reyhani Pavilion hotel. You can also eat Mardin kebab here. You can also choose a large and spacious place, garden or interior.

Another option for eating kebab is Master Yusuf, again an affordable place in the garden in the center of Old Mardin.

Stuffed Ribs

Cercis Murat Mansion is one of the first places that come to mind when Mardin is mentioned. We ourselves are famous for eating stuffed in the ribs. Cercis Murat MansionWe throw it at. When we eat it, we don't have room for anything else, although it would be good to try other dishes. They also have a tray where you can taste all of the Mardin dishes served on small presentation plates. Might be a better option to taste all the dishes. Cercis Mansion also has a branch in Istanbul, of course, on-site dining is always different.

There is also traditional music here during the busy season, but we couldn't come across it because it was a quiet period when we went.

Almond candy

You will see many almond candy shops on the main street in old Mardin. Especially the blue one almond candy It is very popular, but apart from these, it is possible to find many different flavored ones. These colorful almond candies are perfect for both tasting and gifting.

Syriac Wines

When Mardin is mentioned, of course, one of the things that comes to mind is Syriac culture. Syriac families continue to make wine in their own homes. It would be great if you could be a guest of one of the Syriac families and try a real house wine. If you do not have a chance to drink at home, many Syriac wine It is also produced commercially, you can buy it from sales points.

If you especially like meat dishes, you will not go hungry in Mardin. Enjoy your meal.

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