Amazing Turkish Food - BEST DONER KEBAB in Istanbul!! 🇹🇷 (Bayramoğlu Döner)

Today we’re traveling a little outside of the center of Istanbul to go eat what is considered to be one of the best places to eat Turkish doner kebab in Istanbul! And let me tell you, if you love meat and if you love doner, this is a must eat restaurant in Istanbul.

The restaurant is huge with plenty of tables, and with about half a dozen doner kebabs cooking and serving all at the same time. Although I heard if you go during a peak mealtime you might need to wait for a table - but when I arrived right as they opened, I got a table immediately.

Each doner kebab is approximately 200 kilos! And what surprised me is that, even with their volume, they cook everything fresh, from the bread to the meat. It really was the best Turkish doner kebab I’ve ever had in my life!

📍 Bayramoğlu Döner, Istanbul, Türkiye
Restaurant title: Bayramoğlu Döner
Total price - 380 TRY ($11.78) per portion

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Thank you for watching this Turkish food tour!

[needlessToo]

If anyone was wondering, yes, Mark is showing you the real Turkish food in his videos, not just touristy stuff. This is how we eat.

[mustafaarslan]

Türkiye'mizi, en samimi ve güzel bir şekilde tanıttığınız için çok teşekkür ederiz..Bizim insanımız bu iyiliği asla karşılıksız bırakmaz... Umuyorum ki, abone sayınız, biz türklerin sayesinde çok kısa bir sürede, 1 milyon sayısına ulaşacaktır.. Çok daha güzel vloglar izletmeniz dileğiyle....

[AussieAngeS]

Hi Mark, Istanbul is just beautiful 😍 the architecture is gorgeous. That doner kebab was huge and looked so delicious. I’ve been loving the Turkey videos thanks for sharing with us 😊

[MrDodobir]

It's crazy how internet changed things. 20 years ago only locals would know such a gem of a place. This place serves one of the best döners on the planet. Great video Mark. :)

[Gulcegulsen]

Ne yerse yesin her kültürün her ülkenin geleneksel yemeklerine çook saygı duyuyor mark harika bir şahsiyet mark Abroad ❤️

[thewolfethatcould]

I do not think I stopped cheesing it the entire video. I loved it, looks extremely tasty! Thank you for sharing this! 😃

[rachelkoroma]

Hello mark. Thanks a lots for sharing the world cusine with me and us. God be with you and family. My sincere regards.

[nithral]

Thank you, my friend, for showing Türkish cuisine to other people. From Türkiye with respect and love

[harun]

Thank you for showing the best of Turkish food and Turkish hospitality!

[lfcmonkeyyyman]

Mark Wiens can walk into any food establishment anywhere in the world, and would be known by someone in there.. He is allowed into almost any kitchen, and treated like royalty.. How can you not love this guy, his enthusiasm, his "oh wow" trademark, and his dedication to all things food.. Some YouTubers cheat a living, but Mark deserves absolutely every success he has had, and will have in the future!!
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[Kim-zpjf]

Hey 👋🏽 Mark you made me get a bowl 🥣 of cereal while watching you eat !! 😂😂😂love from a grandma 👵🏽 in
Chicago!!! Also come back to Chicago soon!!! ❤❤❤😎👍🏽✌🏽👋🏽🤤

[feka]

İstanbul really is most beautiful city in the world❣İsn't right??

[thewolfethatcould]

What a way to wake up! I am thrilled to see this one!

[boirocr-Tamiko]

Yasss🎉, awesome video Mark . Everything looks delicious

[Quantensystem]

Mark Thank You👍
I get Hungry 😂😂😂
Turkey is a Dreamland

[deanawells]

Yeah extra video on additional channels ❤🎉

[yavuzsabuncuoglu]

Thank you sharing amazing content of Turkiye. Family and I will book to visit next year and explore most or all the places you visited. Looks and I’m sure taste amazing ❤

[kurtisgillen]

God bless u Mark. I've missed these videos. I'm so happy I'm a long term fan because i get all ur references, plus facial gesters. Bless u and ur family.

[mikaelish]

14:50 At the end it looks like you walked under a bus, I was in shock.

[ahmetcemozen]

This place is the Döner Mecca of Istanbul. There's just one tiny problem: it's a bit outside the city center. You'll spend an hour getting there. But hey, the service is super fast, and the döner arrives quickly. You eat it in about 15 minutes, then it's another hour back. So, that's 2 hours of travel for 15-20 minutes of eating.

Also, many people criticize the lavaş (flatbread). Because the döner is quite fatty, bread might absorb the oil and juices better than flatbread. On the bright side, the fries are hand-cut, not the usual frozen kind you get at most places.

As Mark mentioned, the place is usually very crowded and a bit noisy too.

Just wanted to leave a few warnings for anyone planning to go. Thanks, Mark!