I live in Turkey, ask me a question! ? :)

there are lot of places in Istanbul that accept Bitcoin as payment.
 
Oh oh! I have a question.

Do you find that Turks are more Western European-minded, or do you see more Russian values and principles expressed?

If I were to go to Turkey today, then which town/city would you suggest I avoid at all costs?
 

I live in Turkey, ask me a question! ? :)

Whassup Abi, I wanna know some stuff about my Turkish friends.

What's life like there?

Do you like being Turkish and living in Turkey?

Are you thinking about leaving or staying there?

How's the real estate market over there?

Is it worth it for a foreigner to invest money in Turkey?

Sorry for all the questions, I just like hearing opinions from locals.
 
As Turkey does not use PayPal due to banking resrictions, what payment methods do Turkish nationals use for online services (like here on BHW)?
 
I am also living turkey i live in Istanbul, If any foreign people live in the Istanbul, we can hangin’ out somewhere and talk about life or BHW lol.
 
Is it true that most online services are cheaper in Turkey?
 
Hey I’m looking for Turkish phone numbers to receive codes with, numbers from websites aren’t working. Can you help with that? I’m willing to pay $10 per number, thanks!
 
Hello TRPolak.
Are you already making money outsourcing services there? :anyway:
 
Hey I’m looking for Turkish phone numbers to receive codes with, numbers from websites aren’t working. Can you help with that? I’m willing to pay $10 per number, thanks!
Sent me DM. We will sort it.
 
Is it true that Turkish cuisine is very delicious? I heard a lot about it. Can you recommend some traditional dishes that I should try if I visit Turkey?
 
Turkey is famous for its unique and rich cuisine, from kebabs to baklava. If you had to introduce a traditional Turkish dish to an international friend, which dish would you choose and why? And could you share any special experience related to that dish in your daily life?
 
Is it true that Turkish cuisine is very delicious? I heard a lot about it. Can you recommend some traditional dishes that I should try if I visit Turkey?
Yes, it’s absolutely true.

Turkish cuisine is widely regarded as one of the most delicious and diverse in the world. It's a rich blend of Central Asian, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Balkan influences, with a big focus on fresh ingredients, bold spices, and time-honored cooking techniques

Savory Dishes:

  1. Kebabs – Not just one kind! Try:
    • Adana Kebab (spicy, minced lamb)
    • Şiş Kebab (grilled meat on skewers)
    • İskender Kebab (sliced doner with yogurt, tomato sauce, and butter over bread)
  2. Mantı – Turkish dumplings filled with spiced ground meat, topped with garlic yogurt and chili-infused butter.
  3. Köfte – Turkish meatballs made with minced meat and spices; every region has its own variation.
  4. Lahmacun – Often called "Turkish pizza," it's a thin, crispy flatbread topped with minced meat, herbs, and spices, often served with lemon and parsley.
  5. Pide – A boat-shaped flatbread filled with cheese, eggs, minced meat, or vegetables.
  6. Meze – A selection of small appetizers like hummus, eggplant salad, and stuffed grape leaves, usually served before the main course.

Breakfast Favorite:

  • Menemen – A delicious scramble of eggs, tomatoes, peppers, and spices, often served with crusty bread.

Sweet Treats:

  1. Baklava – Flaky layers of pastry filled with nuts and soaked in syrup.
  2. Künefe – A warm dessert made from shredded dough (kadayıf), filled with melted cheese and soaked in sweet syrup.
  3. Lokum (Turkish Delight) – Soft, chewy sweets flavored with rose, lemon, or pistachio.

Drinks:

  • Turkish Tea (çay) – Always served hot, in small tulip-shaped glasses.
  • Turkish Coffee – Strong, unfiltered coffee served with a bit of foam on top.
  • Ayran – A refreshing yogurt-based drink, slightly salty and served cold.
 
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