High-end Italian restaurant franchise. Owner also owns Num Num franchises. I hate shopping mall…read morerestaurants so for me the location of this place makes it very special. It is right next to Seğmenler Park, enhancing the dining experience with sounds of leaves and a cold breeze. Large groups enjoy this atmosphere for hours on the restaurant deck. My family has been coming here for years and we've almost always had a good dining experience. I have enjoyed watching the cooks make fresh pizzas in an oven that is visible from the dining area. The waiters are extremely well-trained. They might forget about your table but they are usually very attentive. Favorite entrées: beet salad, robesspiere pizza, grilled salmon. Favorite deserts: crème brûlée, maple ice cream (akça ağaç) Great Turkish coffee and Americanos as well.

We went here for my friends birthday all the dishes were AMAZING but really expensive too. We got…read moresome chocolate lava cake type thing with ice cream that everyone must try. At the end the waiters gave us complimentary lemoncello so that was really nice.

It's a pleasant calm amosphere. Spacious inside and seating outside to. If you like relaxation…read moreand a peaceful place to be nourished then this is the spot. "Clean" and "pure" are two words that to mind as I see the beautifully arranged plates. Even before I taste it, I know it is wholesome and delicious. Definitely a great place to eat in Ankara.

As a person who has eaten Chinese food in many places around the globe, whether it be in Western…read moreChina towns, fast food courts or in China, I can confidently recommend this place. There are a couple of Chinese food chains in Ankara, yet this place definitely is the one that stands out the most. It has an authentic, classic middle class Chinese restaurant spirit to it. Personnel is very friendly and the food is definitely worth, at least a try, if you are looking for 'unmodified' delicious Chinese dishes.

This is the best place to get Asian food in Ankara, as authentic as you can get considering this is…read morea kebab town. :) I don't know why people keep complaining about the decor in the reviews, it was perfectly fine. And let's be honest, decor is never a strong suit of Chinese and Korean places, based on my experiences in NYC. I guess people are so used to trading polished decor with Quick China style mediocre Turkish food covered in soy sauce that they can no longer appreciate good food. Also, service was quick and friendly. I had the hot and sour soup, shrimp dumplings, and a beef dish with pepper, all were really tasty. My only complaint is in the beef dish they substituted the usual dried hot red peppers with fresh red peppers, my dish had just a few tiny pieces of the yummy dried pepper. :( The dish still tasted good though! Definitely coming back!!

As a tourist, I thoroughly enjoyed my kebab meal. Great service and great atmosphere.read more

First time trying. Unexpected delicious Turkish cuisines…read more and friendly waiters. Recommend

About a year ago, my friend from Uzbekistan sent me photos from Afghan Sofrasi and told me I had to…read moretry it. Three months ago, I tried it for the first time and fell in love with the food and hospitality. Afghan Sofrasi is owned by a middle aged Uzbek couple from Afghanistan who speak English, Turkish, Uzbek, and possible other languages. The menu includes Uzbek, Afghani, and Turkish items. I've tried the chicken kebab and the mixed plate several times! I wanted to sample the menu so I thought the mixed plate was the best thing to try. It's a great deal at 70 TL (as of pre-Bayram 2023 - prices most likely increased). It included pilov, dumplings, eggplant topped with yogurt, and kofte. All dishes come with a mezze and bread. I've also had two of the desserts, both a sort of rice pudding. They're both very lovely and go so well with çay! I was eating here once a week when I left woken at 5pm, but now that I'm working later nights I haven't been back in a month or so. Be sure to arrive before 6pm or else they will run out of food! They close once they run out of food. Overall, I highly recommend a try. The owners are so kind, the food is very tasty and affordable, the prices are good, and the atmosphere is very relaxed. Why not try some central Asian food while in Ankara?