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3 months ago
When visiting Gaziantep, a stop at İmam Çağdaş is essential. The moment I stepped in, the historic ambiance and the aroma of fresh baklava welcomed me.
Ali Nazik Kebab — tender lamb with smoked eggplant and yogurt, a true taste of Gaziantep.
Lahmacun — crisp and perfectly seasoned, baked in a wood-fired oven.
Baklava — thin pastry layers with Antep pistachio, crispy and perfectly balanced in syrup.
The stone walls, historical photos, and warm ambiance make dining here a cultural experience. Every bite connects you with the culinary history of Gaziantep.
İmam Çağdaş is a must for anyone wanting to experience the heart of Gaziantep cuisine. I ate, savored, and felt the soul of the city.