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Miniya Turk is open for Andheri West and Casual Dining. Miniya Turk serves Turkish, Italian and Lebanese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Miniya Turk”
We found Miniya Turk through Zomato Gold suggestions. Zomato Gold has been very useful for us to try new restaurants which we might not have tried otherwise. I am an ex gulf expat and ex US resident and I am always on a look out for middle eastern or Mediterranean cuisines, and in my last 7 years in Mumbai, I haven’t come across something so close to authentic yet palatable to Indian taste as Miniya Turk. We ordered Chicken Adana Kabab, Presentation was too good as you can see in the pictures; but the taste was just as good. 2nd came lamb Pide. And for this I addressed the chef directly in his open kitchen and complimented him for reviving my childhood favourite here in Mumbai. It was pretty close to the original versions I’ve once tasted in Middle East. 3rd dish I unfortunately can’t remember or find in the menu either, was a lamb kofteh kabab pilaaf. The rice was cooked with minced lamb and served with Turkish seekh Kabaabs plus succulent grilled bell peppers & onions, huge French fries and more. I will happily give it 4 out of 5 for taste and presentation. The staff is attentive and courteous and served complimentary fresh bread to be enjoyed with flavored olive oil, while you wait for your order to be served. Over all it was a delight to be introduced to this amazing restaurant with such beautiful Mediterranean yet modern decor; absolutely clean and relaxed atmosphere and open and welcoming kitchen. If we thought that this visit couldn’t get any better, we would have been wrong because when we asked for the bill they offered us complimentary Turkish coffee, which was not actually Turkish coffee but Arabic Kava served with delicious sweet dates. Kava is an aromatic coffee (cardamom flavored & more) but very light black coffee served in mini cups without sugar. You drink it while you chew on the dates. Some can call it an acquired taste; I call it a heavenly end to a superb meal.
This is by far the best (and certainly most authentic) middle eastern restaurant I have been to. There are many restaurants and joins in Mumbai claiming to serve middle easter food. But most do not have anything from middle easter cuisine apart from Hummus, Shawarma and Mandi which are all modified to suit local palettes. But Miniya Turk is pure Turkish and Levantine goodness. Food:- 1) Med Sampler – This is an absolute must for anybody that comes here. It has 7 different dips ranging from Hummus to Baba Ganoush, Mutabbel, Tabouleh, etc. four falafels and pita bread. Most of the dips are great, the falafels are good too and the pita is fresh. This dish is perfect to start off with. 2) Sebzeli Pide – This is a turkish version of pizza and just as yummy. The pide had a good firm but chewy crust and the toppings were adequate. 3) Kuru – A version of potato jackets or baked potato but with tons of toppings which you can choose as per your liking. It tasted a lot like eating mashed potatoes as the potato was soft but it tasted very good. It is quite filling as well4) Chicken Adana Kebab – This is a minced chicken kebab that’s served with a sauce that is quite spicy. Served with salad and fries (which was the best part of the dish, seriously the fries are awesome). 5) Cheese Kunafa – The best dish I had here and the best dish in my recent memory. I want to visit again simply because of this dish. The Vermicelli is crispy and firm and the cheese is absolutely yummy. I would recommend the cheese version over the dry fruit version. 6) Drinks – We ordered 3 mocktails the names of which I cannot remember. The one with cucumber is OK but is too overpowered by the cucumber taste. The other blue drink was nice. The date latte was the best with all its spices and dry fruit7) Complimentary food – They serve a complimentary bread at the start with olive oil and balsamic vinegar. We found the bread to be fresh and it goes well with olive oil. At the end they serve dates and black turkish coffee. The dates are delectably sweet. The coffee is great too with hints and aroma of spices. Do not that its a black coffee without sugar and quite weak coffee taste. Service – We found the service and servers to be top notch. Everyone was polite and attentive and our orders did not take very long to arrive. Ambiance – it is a fairly small restaurant but clean and hygenic with a nice decor. They have an open kitchen and play middle eastern music. Overall this is a must visit place for everyone!
Would rate this place better than some of the other Turkish restaurants in Andheri. Liked that they had uncomplicated 2 types of menu – Turkish & Italian. Tries alot of stuff from the Turkish part.Falafel platter had some amazing salads n dips with fresh pita bread. Also as a complimentary appetizer they served warm bread with olive oil. Quite nice. Adana kabab (meat)is a MUST. Suovlaki Poullion (chicken) is delightfully. Lamp chops with Turkish rice was nice. Desserts r a must. Try anything.
An amazing restaurant, good vibes, great food and attentive servers. When all the above check you know the restaurant is a must visit. Visited here for lunch with my friends and was really taken back with the food presentation and taste.Chicken Ajana kebab, Lamb keftedes and Prawn Ras Al hanout for appetizers. All of them were spot on!!! For mains we had a mix of Lamb with Cous cous, Prawns pasta and Lamb Pide ( soft of a flatbread) A special mention to the Pasta, I know it’s a Mediterranean/ Lebanese restaurant, but that pasta was one of the best pasta I’ve had in a while.Complimentary coffee to finish your meal was the cheery on the cake. Must visit with family and friends for sure. Great prices for the quantity.
I visited this place for a couple dinner. The vibe of the place is cozy and the staff is helpful. We ordered a customized open chicken Shawarma. The portion was big with juicy chicken and salad. Just loved the pickled beets.Next we ordered chicken adani kebab. It was served with bite sized pita and complimentary sauces.Finished the meal with a delicious complimentary Turkish coffee. I can’t miss mentioning that the food was served in beautiful dishes which I was in total awe of. I will visit this place again to try more stuff.
Great Ambiance and good food. I had the Med Platter.. while the dips were amazing the pita breads seemed hard and not fresh. We also had Cheese Kanufe, well the best one I have had in India so far, but still far from what I had in Turkey.The restaurent follows a novel concept of green glasses for the veg and red for the non veg however ironically the rest of the cutlery remains the same :PThe staff is amazing, just happy to help and always smiling. Just loved the attitude.The complimentary Turkish coffee at the end of the meal is simply amazing!
I am in so much love with this place.Tried-1. Shish Taouk- 4/52. Sabzile pide- 4/53. Melon cooler – 5/54. Baklava- 3.8/55. Turkish coffee- 5/5Baklava for me was a one time try, it was a good experience! People will love who don’t eat dates & dey fruits regularly Cos it’ll be different for them . It’s very common for me so I’d definitely try Kunafeh next time!Staff is really sweet & helpful. They’re very welcoming and cooperative.Overall 5/5 !