TURKISH FOOD IN THE NETHERLANDS (americans try dutch food)
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- In this episode, Michelle and Alex try food from Turkish restaurants in the Netherlands. Thank you to our sponsor NordVPN. Get the NordVPN birthday deal with 4 months extra and a gift for a friend at nordvpn.com/buncharted. It's risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!
One of Michelle and Alex's favorite foods in the Netherlands is Turkish food. And today, they're rating all of the popular menu items from Turkish restaurants in the Netherlands: from "doner broodje", to "gozleme uitsmuiter", and finally, the famous "kapsalon".
Episode 119 · Filmed on February 9 and 11, 2024 · Dordrecht, the Netherlands
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0:00 Introduction
0:25 Gozleme and Turkish coffee
0:36 What are we doing today?
0:58 Back to gozleme
1:48 Back to Turkish coffee
2:05 Çay (Turkish tea)
2:31 Baklava
3:07 Why is Turkish food popular in the Netherlands?
4:42 Schotel (and what is doner?)
6:24 Doner broodje
8:03 Italian-style pizza???
9:55 We need to reiterate this...
10:21 Durum met doner
12:01 Ayran (yogurt drink)
12:42 Turkish pizza
13:47 Kapsalon
15:41 Wrap up
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Kapsalon is a Dutch dish, try to find it in Turkey. Its like the Indische Rijsttafel you dont find it in Indonesia. A Turkish pizza is called Lahmacun.
You may not find it in Turkey (I wouldn't bet on it), but you will find it in a lot of other countries.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapsalon_(gerecht)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapsalon
I've always seen it as lahmacun (with various spellings) here in England.
Yep!
it is Dutch... Belgium at the bottom, Turkey to cover it, Dutch excuse (salad veggies), Indonesia with its sambal, French sauce, Gouda cheese on top, gratin French style...
Fusion cuisine Dutch style!
Döner kebab is invented by a German Turk, in Turkey you’ll only find the sis kebab
@@ixyzyxiI don't want to sound rude but it seems you didn't visit Türkiye. Because we use kebab as a more general term. There are tons of different kebabs around the country. Even every city has their own kebab. Actually şiş kebap wouldn't be considered as a proper kebab since it's mostly made with chicken 😂.
Kapsalon is espescially eaten at 3 am after a night out
uber eats be most popular at 3am lmao
In major cities maybe ;)
This is why the Turkish people are always so happy after they eat food!
As a dutchie im a big fan of Turkish food too, my kcal app a little less, but hey what can you do about it.
Gefeliciteerd met de sponsorship! Ik heb deze week de eer gehad mensen uit Engeland en de VS voor te stellen aan de kapsalon, en ze waren net zo enthousiast als jullie! De ayran is wel een "acquired taste", vooral lekker in de zomer.
Het is vooral lekker na Turks fast-food eigenlijk, iets om het vet weg en de smaak weg te spoelen
The kapsalon is the best food when you're drunk! My friends and I had a lot of Turkish food after a night out.
As a half-dutch half-turkish person I gotta correct you. Kapsalon is Dutch, not Turkish.
Invented in The Netherlands and you can't really find it in Turkey.
That would be a "broodje fijn" - shoarma met brood en heel veul knoflooksaus.
Kapsalon is pretty Dutch. Never seen it anywhere else (or heard of it before I moved here).
We have it in Belgium too
I saw it in some small French town as well actually a few years ago 😅
you literally have it everywhere in europe (maybe because you have turks everywhere in europe...)
I's my brothers favourite food, I wouldn't know why because it's just made of leftovers. Fries, meat, cheese, salad and sauce. @@B0K1T0
I mean I saw loaded fries in other countries but nothing sold as kapsalon.
Kapsalon is not turkish. It is sold in turkish restaurants but it is as dutch as it get.
The best food at 5am after a night heavy partying. I always buy two kapsalons, one for the morning after
In the Routiers restaurant on the Rotterdam Maasvlakte Containerport you can order a Schnitzel-kapsalon, it is so delicious to even only drive there just for this
Pretty good beach around the corner as well (also nudist section) might want to have a cup of tea at Futureland if you ever make it there and do the boat tour of the reclaimed land part of the rotterdam port area.
Bruh at my place they have crispy fried chicken in kapsalon or spicy dragon(sambal and peanut sauce 🥜 🥵🔥) and even a Greek version with tzasiki and feta cheese 🧀 🤤
Talking about Kapsalon, nice haircut Michelle. 😊
My favorite turkish fastfood is " Dönor on Turkish bread with salad & Cocktailsauce " we don't eat it a lot. But in the summer, after a full day swimming. And you order that. Bring it home .. its just SOOOO GOOOD !
turkish bread is also great with ground beef with a lot of paprika powder
Ayran you should drink with a proper Iskender kebab on a hot day, the salt and yoghurt compliment the meat, cut the fat and if it’s hot it also adds a nice cold dimension. Ayran just rocks during summer, so many great food memories from my months of working in Istanbul for a Turkish TV operator :) tip: shake it until really frothy.
i will definitely be trying this!
@deebee2603 i’ve never heard of people drinking buttermilk in the US, only cooking with it
A proper iskender is hard to find. Recently got one and it was just pizza crust with fries and doner thrown together with tomato saus. And a arayn on the side. Very very disappointing 😞.
If you guys want good freaking kebab you should visit Germany 🇩🇪 kebab is way better over there. The meat,the saus, the bread. Everything basically 😅
@@SlaytanicMetalFacethere are no fries in iskender kebab lol
A well prepared kapsalon where the fries are a bit crunchy, the meat is juicy, and the vegetable/lettuce mix is fresh, is such a big comfort food of mine. I only get one once every few months at most, but every time I do I love it. :)
The tomato paste is usually ground veal, bellpeper and tomato and some herbs finely cut and basically mashed into a paste.
Turkish bread and food is fantastic, always visit a Turkish fastfood restaurant when in Rotterdam.
its the best with shoarma
My suggestion to you friends is to take an Istanbul Street Food tour immediately when the Turkish economy is living the worst years of it's history.
There is a huge difference between the Turkish food you eat in Europe and the food you eat in Turkey.
These are all Europish way of Turkish Foods. There must be only cheese in the Gözleme. Döner and Kebab are two different things. In Turkiye we only put meat and some salad in Döner and also Dürüm. German based Döner is all around Europe and that's why they put too much stuff like sauce to make it a greasy form which is not healthy. Dürüm does not contains meatballs Etc.
It is near dinner time when I watch this 🤤😋🤤😋🤤😋🤤😋
My favorite Turkish food comes from Eethuis Krispijn at the JP Heijeplein. Best döner of Dordrecht. When in Rotterdam (around Central station) go to Konak (at the back side of the station) one of the best döner shops I know!
Ayran is wonderful with spicy foods, especially well chilled. It's very similar to Indian lassi.
So much delicious looking food! Can't wait to visit Netherlands!
A lot of "our food" is indeed delicious. I put that in quotes, because most of the recipes were taken from other countries, and adapted to our own tastes afterwards. :P Which I guess could be expected since we've been one of the main ports of the world and a hub for a lot of world trade for a long time now, due to our central location.
@@Sanquinity that's fair. That's going to be true in most wealthier countries I think, because we have higher imports, more immigration, and unfortunately, more colonialism.
It’s funny how they adjusted their food to Dutch taste. If you eat döner in Germany it contains a lot more salt. (Though Germans are almost religious about döner as if it’s their own traditional food) Yup, I prefere the Dutch döner.
yeah the turkish food situation is very different in germany which is super interesting!
I'm not someone that complains about "cultural appropriation" ever but there is no other way to describe German attitude towards Doner. Literally every single German I've ever met is convinced that Doner was actually invented in Germany. When in reality, Doner existed for hundreds of years before Turks ever moved to Germany. Before the 18 hundreds it was roasted horizontally, till some chef in Bursa came up with the brilliant idea to do it vertically because it keeps the meat more moist (the fats melt over the meat). Doner has always been sold in both restaurants as a proper meal and as fast food etc. There are three German arguments I've heard. First one: Doner doesn't exist in Turkey, only in touristy places, it was completely invented in Germany (lol). Two, Doner was invented in Germany and spread to Turkey (lol). Lastly: Yes, sure, Doner existed before. But it was Germany that reinvented it as fast food and put it in between bread with condiments.
All three of these are false. But I've had Germans get incredibly offended when they mentioned how they invented doner and I pointed out that wasn't true.
The meat in German snack bars is of way better quality, and more often than in the Netherlands they make their own durum wraps.
This is the first time ever I did not skip trough the commercial:D
aww thanks! we thought it was pretty entertaining :)
I am turkish and have lived my whole life in the Netherlands. I loveee this video! Thanks for sharing your experiences and opinions
So maybe your not Turkish?
@@katchaontheflipsidenaa we are the dutch dont accept us as dutch even do we are born here and lived entire life here. they consider us immigrant atleast the turks do accept us as turks.....(most)
@@sanane66543 I see this with immigrant offspring in my own country aswell. The argument is that they do not integrate with the culture and act like local people (behaviour, language, etc) and are therefore still seen as immigrants.
@@katchaontheflipside sure would agree but most turkish people here born integrate very well, high education 0 criminal record also tons of dutch friends but still we are always perceived as immigrants which is funny cause native dutch dont even exist they all are immigrants if we look at history
@@katchaontheflipsideno its not about culture. Its about ethnicity
You definitely had to try another Turkish dish called Kumpir. That's a big potato out of the oven, mashed with butter and melted cheese and a lot of different toppings. You must try. Believe me, you will love it!!!
Kapsalon is our go to, when we don't have energy to cook ourselves (1 or 2 times per month).
We love the kapsalon tandoori chicken with rice (X)XL. I like mine without cucumber, but with Jalapeño's.
I'm trying to lose weight you guys!!! 😂
😂😂😂
Hahahahahaha! Luckily they can eat it for you😇
@@buncharted You guys look too healthy after eating all this! What's the secret? I want to know your secret about how you manage to stay in shape. If I was doing these videos with that much food, I'm sure I would gain a few kgs after every video!
@@mennovanrij9334I guess they walk a lot and don't eat very much on days like this when they try food like this? But also very curious
Yeah me to this was the wrong clipp to watch.........Now i'm hungry again.
We just ordered a kapsalon now after we watched your video 😅
Kapsalon with a cherry ayran and a baklava or two after that is perfect eating as a dutch man i love it
I just had dinner and started watching this and now I want to have a lahmacun...😂
Love the video! 5 stroopwafels! Sending this to my American friends to try and lure them to visit 🤭🤭
As a Turkish who grew up in Türkiye, I would recommend you visit Türkiye. I always feel if you want to experience something you should go it's home. Different countries have different preferences so foods changes over place to place. For example you won't be able to find kapsalon in Türkiye. Actually it's totally a Holland-Turkish food 😅 On the other hand I think it would be interesting to compare the taste between Netherlands and Türkiye.😊
Absolutely, for the real deal Turkish food you need to go to Turkiye, but this is a pretty good alternative living in the Netherlands ;-)
That most have been fun and delicious. ❤ I just love the Turkish pizza rol. BTW the pronunciation is getting a lot beter. It always makes me smile when you say goede morgen, and it's always 5AM😂😂😂
haha we almost always start recording in the morning
@@buncharted its isn't criticising. 🤣 Just that start make me smile and want to watch whatever you want to share.
The Netherlands as well as Belgium too, same story with the labour shortage and Turkish people coming to help. Their food is 1 of the most common fast foods over here in Belgium too.
Kapsalon is a great one for before you are hungover, so on your way home from the bar.
Turkish food is SO divine!
Aryn is great in the summer, in Trukey they make is fresh and less salty..
12:08 ayran is for all spices you eat with Kebabs. It is refreshing your mouth and countinue eat Kebabs.
12:51 "Lhamacum" goodness gracious haha
You remind me of a brunette Kristen Wiig 😄
Him saying at the kapsalon: “it has patat… or friet” is the most Dutch thing i heard today. He doesn’t want to start the patat/friet debate in the comment section.
As a turkish person, i am proud of my peoples’ culinary accomplishments and traditions.
kapsalon isnt turkish
Never heard of Ekmekci before, not so weadspread outside of the 3 biggest cities, and Almere, Eindhoven and Zwolle.
🇳🇱 QUICK FACT: 🌮Kapsalon (English: Barbershop/hair salon) is actually a Dutch- Cape Verdean dish based on Turkish cuisine!! You will not find it in Turkiye AT ALL. The dish was created in Rotterdam in 2002 when Dutch - Cape Verdean barber Nataniël "Tati" Gomes (1976-2023), who was also the owner of a hair salon (kapsalon) on the Rotterdam Schiedamseweg, had a lunch dish put together at the shawarma shop "El Aviva" in the same street, the recipe he created was made from all his favorite ingredients.The dish caught so much attention of the clients of the barber as well as the that within the next year 2003 it became a nationally recognized dish and it grew out to become an actual national dish in the years following, it is now officially Rotterdam heritage and technically it is a Cape-Verdean-Turkish-Dutch dish!. Sadly the creator of the recipe passed away summer of 2023 at the young age of 47, but his legacy is immortalized in Dutch culture! THANK YOU TATI GOMES!❤🇳🇱🇨🇻🇹🇷
I lived next to a Turkish restaurant in Rotterdam, and my favorite Turkish dish is Adana Kebab. But who am I, if you step on my foot my mouth goes open. I eat everything. I also lived in Delfshaven for a few years nearby Nataniël Gomes (the creator of kapsalon) his shoarma place. He was a really cool guy that tragically passed away last year at the age of 47.
Thanks for the video, it's great to see people from other cultures taste foreign food ☺If I might, I just wanted to give my opinion about these 'Turkish' food:
- Typically the gözleme is made with spinach and white (feta) cheese, or a spicy potato mash mixture. As a Turkish guy who lived there for 24 years, I personally never had a gözleme with sucuk and eggs.
- The döner schotel (porsiyon döner in Turkish) will typically just be served with some wraps or some kind of rice (white rice or bulgur), grilled veggies and salad, not with french fries.
- The broodje döner will normally be served in another type Turkish bread, but at some shops you can find this type of round bread too which is usually called 'gobit'. The ingredients are mostly more simple and Turkish people definitely don't use any garlic sauce. Usually it's served with tomatoes, lettuce, onion, pickles. Sometimes they add some kind of tomato sauce or ketchup and sometimes mayonnaise. That is also the case for dürüm döner. There is though a certain style of döner which is called Hatay or Antakya style which is usually served in a wrap and includes fries, some vegetables, tomato sauce and garlic mayo.
- Falafel is originally from Lebanon, in Türkiye there are not many places where you can find falafel. But in the last years with the refugees from Syria, there are a few more falafel shops which are opened in Türkiye.
- The kapsalon is indeed invented in the Netherlands and 999/1000 döner shop owners in Türkiye haven't even heard about this dish and it's almost impossible to find in Türkiye.
Thanks for reading! ❤
thank you - this is very insightful
yes, the video is all about turkish food in the netherlands. hence the inclusion of kapsalon and italian pizza 😂
we hope to visit türkiye someday to explore this actual authentic turkish cuisine!
Wow. With sponsorship! Nice 👌🏻
Fun video as always. Here's a bold statement: Haribo happy peaches beats zure matjes.
honestly, i respect your opinion. haribo happy peaches are pretty damn good
Go Netherlands you learn something new everyday from Australia ❤
There also is a cherry flavoured version of that Aryam.
Verdorie nou heb ik honger.
Kapsalon essentially is fries overloaded with toppings and sauce. Similar dishes exist elsewhere like "Julienke" just across the border in Flanders or "Poutine" in Canada. Another contender from the Netherlands is "patatje oorlog". You could review them all ;-)
With the exception of the pizza I would also put them all on the same level. I'm not big on vegetables but in a kebab or durum it just works.
You dont eat kapsalon hungover, you eat it in the middle of the night when youre drunk :P
Oh and the "spicy sauce" is called sambal, its a south-asian recipe that is ground red pepper, a bit of salt and sugar and a lot of vinegar.
Actually the turkish don't use sambal. Not here, anyway. I forgot the proper name for it right now ... actually, I just remembered, it's called harrissa or however you write it.
It's their own type of sambal. It's much better, imo.
Then again these guys live up north so it might not be the same. I live in a southern city where the turkish were actually imported to so about 40% of this city is actually turkish lol.
@@theBabyDead yeah i know, ive been to turkey, but the hot sauce they use here in netherlands is the asian variety, generally. harissa is good too but ive never had it on a kebab
When im drunk I always have a durum döner, easier to eat for when you are drunk AF 😂. The amount of kapsalon I've dropped on the floor is criminal , so i stick to the more handheld foods 😢😅
@@theBabyDead Harrissa is originally from Tunisia but it is also widely eaten in the Maghrebian countries like Algeria and Morocco. I think from origin it wasn't commonly eaten by Turkish people.
De snor is terug❤
I just like the variety of food in the Netherlands. I love chinees, indonesian, turkish, italian, greek, indian etc etc.
totally agree ❤️
I am dutch, and I dont even know a lot of this information. Really interesting, thankyou!
Kansloos!
I was about to angrily write a comment when you started talking about Heineken
😂😂😂
I love how you’re reviewing this döner kebab fastfood as if it’s Michelin star quality lol 😂
haha there's a time and a place for everything
om de vrijdag. kapsalon of turke pizze met kabap. dan ga je goed het weekend in🎉
I love Turkse tosti. It doesn't really need sücük, another spicy sausage and different cheeses works too, it's the Turkish bread that is brilliant for tostis.
Sucuk is verplicht in een Turkse tosti.
@@TurquazCannabiz Eens, maar je kunt meer tosti's met Turks brood maken.
@@DenUitvreter absoluut! Eindeloos variëren
Kapsalon you only eat after getting drunk at the club, party or bar and eat it like 4 or 5 am 😂😂
Ha, I had shawarma tuesday when I was in Coimbra. More and more shawarma places pop up here in Portugal but they are often run by immigrants from India. I also went to the movie, "Poor Things" it was a wonderful movie, and knowing you 2 it's right up your alley.
Shawarma is not Turkish
You should try adanakebab and kofte but it should to be from a good restaurant so that you’ll have good quality
Heey! Bedankt voor de aflevering. Ik persoonlijk kies de Durum over de kapsalon. Naast alle snacks, gaan we nog wat van Nederland zien? 😊
haha ja natuurlijk! het weer is nu niet zo goed maar de volgende video is in utrecht :)
To summarize: prijs kwaliteit is A+++ okay! :)
EDIT: I see the yoghurt has a new fan. ;)
You should really try a Chinees-Indische rijsttafel, that was the first foreign food that became popular in The Netherlands. The portions are really huge so a Chinese-Indonesian Rice table for one person is enough for the both of you. I would love to hear you say Babi Pangang and Foe Yong Hai.
Ik krijg gewoon trek als ik hier naar kijk :P Morgen en zaterdag weer thuisbezorgd na Heroes Made in Asia :)
Calling a frietje kapsalon turkish food is hilariously wrong. 😂
You can make DIY kapsalon with frozen frikandellen.
Use a cheese slicer to cut slices from the frozen frikandellen and use those instead of kebab.
(you do still want to heat them up ofcourse).
Pizza from a Turkish spot beats any chain restaurant like Dominos or NY Pizza btw.
It's almost half the price, they bake their pizzas properly (so no half baked slab of floppy dough) and you get decent toppings.
Id say you covered all of the essentials though
Hell no, using frikandel is not the same as using doner.
It all looked great but it makes me want kapsalon so bad!!
Great post! There is also a difference between Dönner and Shoarma....Shoarma can be Pork or Lam, Chicken or Turkey. Maybe you could check it out in a future post! Thanks for this one and I love the fact, that you love it!
i’d love to! it’s so hard to find shoarma these days
It is not hard, there are lots of places you can get it, even those places you already went to, just ask...I guess??@@buncharted
Imagine that if you go to a turkish doner shop in america and you say hey can I please order a barbershop
I’ve started rated everything in The Netherlands in Stroopwafels now. Cars, books, hairdressers, friteshops, roads…
😂😂😂
You might not see this comment but! , As a Turk born in The Netherlands and raised here i would like to do a little reccomendation . The Turkish food scene here is a wreck its mostly dominated by people who love to sell cheap meat to tourists or Dutch people who dont know the ''authentic'' taste of the real deal so they just eat it as long as you put enough sauce on it to mask the taste . If you want to eat good Turkish ''street food '' style food here in the Netherlands i would reccomend the restaurants the Syrians opened here . Its 99% the same as Turkish food and its still more authentic since those people have not yet been here for to long . Damas in The hague's gouverneurlaan is 1 of my favorite and they have a bakkery right across the street that has some off menu bangers like there falafel wraps . Maxima in the Zeehelden kwartier has some top tier doner kebab where they have actually good quality meat for both chicken and beef . On the erasmusweg you have a wooden shack where the guy sells doner kebab that he stacks himself each day fresh not factory made which i also recommend .
Damn, in Tilburg me and my mate went to an eetcafe called tropical after a drunken night and we ate(per person!!): 16hotwings, 1 small kapsalon, a half donerpizza and a turkish pizza with extra sauce.
Oh yeah and i forgot the friet met mayonaise
I dunno how 🤷🏻♂️
This is really interresting, and to me, surpricing. Wherever you go in Europe (Scandinavia, Benelux, Germany, Austria etc etc) you will find Turkish take-aways (type Doner Kebab) but also sit down restaurants with fantastic food. What makes it so surpricing to me is that YOU never came across it before you moved to Europe. Here it is staple food almost on the whole continent... however, you have missed some amazing Turkish food. Among the fast food you might find 'Kofte'. Minced meat on a stick with LOADS of herbs. It might sound abit basic, but the herbs lift the meat to new hights. If you happens to have a jar of 'Ajvar' to dip them in, you just entered food heaven. (In former Yugoslavia they have a version called Chivapchichi... even more wonderful).
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In Turkish restaurants you can also get a kind of breakfast you NEVER tasted before. Its a BIG bowl of something that looks like tomato soup, but it is so full of flavor that you can't even work out just what is in there... and then you eat that with bread from the stone oven. It will fill you up really well, but you will not feel over-full as you might feel after a lot of 'western' breakfasts.
Turkish cuisine is my favorite. Thanks for this
You can have it all, lol.
Wanneer komt deel 2 met een broodje Lams Shoarma en Kumpir? :-) Dat zijn mijn favoriete snacks van de Turkse snackbar, maar niet elke zaak heeft het helaas. Een Spinazie-Turkse fetakaas Börek is ook lekker als hij vers gemaakt is.
My favorite, Cigofte! The best one imo is in Dordrecht 😍
yes! i've been wanting to try that place - the one by mediamarkt?
@@buncharted unfortunately it's been a long time ago haha but Google say's yes🤪, cigkoftem near mediamarkt 😊
"This is such a good day." 😏
Turkish drinks are probiotic. If the food is very delicious, it becomes healthy with probiotic drinks. Ayran, turnip juice, boza, kefir, pickle juice, etc. Their taste may seem unusual when you first drink it, but you will like it in the long run because they are very healthy.
Lahmacun is not a Turkish pizza, it is in a different category. Also, the first pizza you show is a normal pizza, only made the Turkish way. Our closest dish to pizza is pita, which has an elongated oval appearance, like a boat, rather than a round one. There is a big difference between the Turkish food you eat abroad and the food you eat in Turkey. Please come to our country and try it again. You will not regret it. Thank you for the video.
De 🍕 kebab is nog lekkerder met knoflook saus.
Er zijn nog twee Turkse desserts, de meeste Nederlanders kennen dit niet, maar ik vind het wel erg lekker künefe (means Angelhair/engelenhaar) en sutlaç (zoete rijste pap uit de oven)
In general I would say that if you eat a dish with a foreign origin you have a big chance that the dish is altered from it's original due to local circumstances like the local taste and the availability of ingredients. Look at Indonesian restaurants or Chinese restaurants in the Netherlands. The dishes there are adapted for the Dutch taste. If you appreciate the dishes as they are presented there is no problem with that of course but some times they don't really compare good with the originals.
The Kapsalon is partly Turkish, partly Dutch. The creator is Turkish, but lives in the Netherlands, and he invented it in Rotterdam in the Netherlands. He also used Turkish and Dutch ingredients, although fries are not really Dutch, but Belgian.
And sambal which gives it an Indonesian vibe as well. Such a multicultural dish when you think about it.
Kebap with pickeles are acctually more autentic than kebap with youghurt
Yes you only tried chicken kebab. Regular kebab is Made of minced meat, and some shops even feature lam kebab
Ja, Turkse pizza is ook mijn favoriet voor onderweg, tussen de maaltijden door. Ik heb graag de basic versie. Dus alleen met salade, sambal en knoflooksaus. Het moet niet te zwaar op de maag liggen tijdens het wandelen.
Tijdens het wandelen? Dat heb ik nog niet eerder gehoord, tijdens het hardlopen wel, en zelf ervaren ook. Normaal gesproken eet je 1 Turkse pizza. 😄
Ja, ik doe vrijwel alles lopend. Vandaar. Af en toe pak ik de de fiets. En als het echt niet anders kan het OV.@@sutreB
Love that you live in Dordt. I miss it ♥️ but my family and friends live there so I’m there a lot. Aspesale (not english word sorry) de primark 🫢😂and poffertjes bij Vissers. Love them. 5 stroopwafels xx
you forgot the garlic sauce with the pizza....
oh man
we will definitely be doing that next time
It is so funny how close you 2 live to me. And cairo is my fave turkish spot as well. The man who works there is such a sweet man. The durum doner there is amazing. Haven’t had it in a while but i should
We go again with the dutch people claiming its a dutch dish 😂. Its sold here but its not dutch food the guy wasnt even dutch him self who invented it
Heineken, the national beer. Shots fired 😂😂
😂😂😂
koppijn bier
Hertog Jan should be the national beer. Best in the Netherlands.
@@OmeNeil I am a native of Brabant
just give me bavaria
hmmm a tasty kapsalon, wich translates to hairsaloon / barber shop
Btw. Always get the shoarma instad of the döner. Shoarma is so much better.
i never had falafal ordering it while i can order it with donor kebab is kinda a hard choice since i love the donor kebab one. (dutch here also btw)
Döner was actually invented by a Turkish immigrant in Germany.
Mijn hemel, die pizza zag er heerlijk uit.
And Turkish pizza filled with feta....... 🤩❤
I’m one of the few people that doesn’t like pizza, but I do love Turkish pizza. With loads of hot sauce.
Kasalon, tandori and jalapenos… now that’s what i’d call fusion:)….sounds great btw
Next time try broodje haring met slagroom! LOL!!!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Unless things have changed, I thought the countries name in English is Turkey, not Turkya. Just like it is "The Netherlands" instead of "Nederland".
things have changed :)
a few years ago, they asked everyone to start calling them turkiye