This is a pretty legit Turkish restaurant. I used to go here once a week while I was studying at…read morethe University of Valencia, right across the street.
They sell mostly kebaps, which are kinda like Greek gyros, and they're pretty good. These come with fries, and can be ordered to go. You can also get a few traditional drinks, including Turkish tea and ayran, which is like this liquefied yogurt drink, pretty refreshing during the summer. Their baklava is decent as well.
If I remember correctly, they also have hamburgers and stuff, but you can get those anywhere, so I'd stick to their traditional food.
Their prices weren't too bad, like 5 euros or something for a meal, though I'll have to look that up and verify. I remember they were not terribly expensive.
The staff were nice enough, average service for Europe.