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Eat Bursa
The city of İskender, chestnuts and tea gardens
The classics
Historic centre
Kebapçı İskender
The family restaurant of İskender Efendi, who created the dish in Bursa; his descendants still run it. Lamb döner over bread with tomato sauce and yoghurt, and the hot butter poured at the table.
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Hanlar
Tea in Koza Han
Tea gardens fill the courtyard of the silk han; order tea and a simit and watch the market around you.
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Muradiye
Muradiye’s old kitchen
The public kitchen of the Muradiye complex now works as a restaurant, a rare chance to eat inside a 15th-century Ottoman foundation.
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Village & mountain
10 km east
Cumalıkızık village
Tea and village food among old wooden houses; go hungry and choose a simple family-run place with a stove.
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Uludağ
Uludağ hotels zone
Most mountain meals are in the ski hotels, usually on full board. Hot soup, köfte and tea after the slopes.
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İskender kebab
Pideli köfte
Cantık
İnegöl köfte
Kestane şekeri (candied chestnuts)
Kemalpaşa dessert
Simit and tea
Lentil soup
Turkish breakfast
The January plate
İskender after the snow
A plate of İskender with yoghurt and hot butter, then candied chestnuts from a sweet shop in the bazaar: the classic Bursa winter pairing.
Muslim traveller note: food in Bursa is halal by default. In ski hotels and some modern restaurants alcohol is served; ask if this matters to you.
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