Faralya Cafe Restaurant @ Hamamonu, Ankara

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Assalamualikum: )
Currently Im doing a research at Ankara, Turkey so Im planning to write up about any restaurants or Turkish cuisines that I had encountered with. Firstly I bring to you guys to Faralya Cafe Restaurant which situated at Hamamonu, Ankara. 


Hamamonu is a place where streets of old houses were restored
to become cafes, restaurants or for other business purposes. 
The streets are very close to the university that I do the research at.


Faralya cafe restaurant was very big and displayed a garden theme.
This restaurant serves both turkish and western cuisines.


Some of the interior.


Right before you got served, the waiter will put this paper placemate
with a fork and a knife. No spoon regardless what type of food you ordered.



Tavuk cokertme (11 TL)
"Tavuk" means chicken. This dish consisted of small fried potato chips, 
sliced chicken and salad dressings. It's taste kinda off with my tastebuds.


Mantar soslu tavuk (12 TL)
It was chicken chop covered with mushroom sauce.
The dish was served with fries, minted penne, pickled salads,
sliced carrots and salads that contained peppermint leaves.


Tavuk cop sis (10 TL)


Chicken wrap (9 TL)
This tasted good, and even nicer when been dipped with minced chilli.


Tavuk shnitzel (10 TL)
Just a regular chicken schnitzel.








Most of the food were delicious, they got wifi, great service, beautiful and spacious cafe.
You can see I had eaten here for countless times.
Very recommended.




Faralya Cafe Restaurant
Hacettepe Mahalessi Sarikadin Sokak
No. 20 Hamamonu Altindag 
06230 Ankara, Turkey.
(+90)312-3126799
www.hamamonufaralyacafe.com

* Any wrong information was unintentional and my apology to the restaurant or to the right authorities.

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