Trying Authentic Turkish Delight (Lokum) in Istanbul | Istanbul Street Food

Trying Authentic Turkish Delight (Lokum) in Istanbul. Having never tried Turkish delight before, we had such a delicious day trying authentic Turkish delight (Lokum) for the first time in Istanbul.

Turkish delight is the ultimate Istanbul street food, and although Turkish delight is found all over and known worldwide, it’s not quite the same as trying it in its home country of Turkey. The soft and chewiness with the fragrant taste of Turkish delight make it another kind of sweet all in itself!

Today we tried authentic Turkish delight (Lokum) in one of the more famous places that sell it in Istanbul, compare all the different flavours on offer, as well as see what other sweets are sold in these stores in Istanbul.

The street food in Istanbul is amazing, and getting to try authentic Turkish delight (Lokum) in Istanbul for the first time was a real treat!

Places we visited:

Name: KOSKA
Address: Kemankeş Karamustafa Paşa, No: 16, Maliye Cd., 34425 Beyoğlu/İstanbul

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[SugiesCookies]

Thank you for being so descriptive with the flavors and taste!

[marchionessamoretto]

I love Turkish Delight 🇹🇷 and there are so many variations of Turkish Delight it's not only lemon or rose flavour.

[toby]

I love watching your videos about Istanbul!

[britneyfields]

Kept waiting on you to try the purple-ish looking one with the pistachios on it lol! Great video! Thanks!😊

[Alex-gtwy]

I live in Spain and at the malls, there are so many turkish stands but their delights are very dry and they're like a rock. Maybe they've been there for a long time

[alperuzum]

Perfect videos u have, very explanatory. Thx

[paularound]

Oh my gosh, so jealous!!
Really enjoyed the video and learned a lot!

[travelleryildirim]

Nice Vlog again and nice that you speak little bit about the Histiory of Lokum to ;)

[ScooterFarts]

I personally prefer the nut flavors (pistachio or walnut) to the fruit. The texture is great.
Although pomegranate or apricot are pretty darn good!

[Itsgonnabeok]

There sooo many different ones I’d love to try one of each !

[nirvanaramdin]

Hey guys. Wow. I loved that video. I love that you guys show prices as it helps people like me who are planing to visit turkey. Thank u so so very much. Those Turkish delights look devine. Excellent videos.

[paulharvey]

thank you very much God bless you amen

[Fazli]

Idk why i suddenly craving this turkish delight and not even try once and here i am now watching ur vid hahah

[csl]

I want to try these so bad. It seems so different from the ones you'd get from the store.

[larrylitzgus]

Interesting how Chris got shut out of this episode when it dealt entirely on sweets and treats!😊 Steph was in her glory and definitely has the British sweet tooth!
Send some back to Canada!😁🇨🇦

[kitchenimposter]

Yum! I love when the flavors are obvious.

[karol]

Just got a box of made in Turkey Turkish delight from a local Arab store. My goodness.

[Netryon]

It's very similar cake but made into a roll and not as pieces of sushi. Doublons I dont need, have that wine in Broken Isles.

[내사랑금강초롱]

튀르키예 방문을 할 이유가 하나 더 늘었습니다
지금 선물받은 koska rose 먹고있어요

[argonwheatbelly]

Did you have some with Turkish coffee? ☕️