Istanbul 1923 Offers Authentic Turkish Experience in Kedron

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Along the busy Gympie Road, a culinary gem has emerged, bringing the rich flavours of Turkey to Kedron. Istanbul 1923, a beloved Turkish restaurant that recently relocated from New Farm, has found a new home in this vibrant community, much to the delight of local food enthusiasts.


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The moment you step into Istanbul 1923, you’re transported to the vibrant streets of Istanbul. Turkish ornaments adorn the walls, creating an ambiance that perfectly complements the authentic cuisine on offer. This attention to detail sets the stage for a truly immersive dining experience.

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At the heart of Istanbul 1923’s appeal is its commitment to authentic Turkish cuisine. The menu is a treasure trove of traditional dishes, each prepared with the care and expertise one would expect from a top-tier Turkish kitchen. The gourmet lamb guvec, a slow-cooked delight, stands out as a must-try for first-time visitors.

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For those seeking the classic Turkish grill experience, the restaurant’s selection of chargrilled kebabs is sure to satisfy. From the succulent kuzu shish (lamb) to the flavorful adana kebab, each dish comes generously accompanied by rice, salad, bread, mashed potato, and a tangy garlic sauce. It’s a feast fit for a sultan, right here in suburban Brisbane.

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Istanbul 1923 hasn’t forgotten about its younger patrons either. A thoughtful kids’ menu, featuring meals served with chips, ensures that even the pickiest eaters will find something to enjoy.

No Turkish meal is complete without dessert, and here, Istanbul 1923 truly shines. Their baklava and Turkish delight offer a sweet conclusion to any meal, providing an authentic taste of Turkey’s beloved confections.


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The restaurant’s move to Kedron in late 2023 has been a boon for the area, bringing a touch of exotic flair to the local dining scene. For those seeking an escape from the ordinary, the restaurant offers a journey for the senses – no passport required.

Published 5-October-2024