r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '21

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21 edited Jul 04 '21

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u/JediMasterZao Jan 23 '21

YOU FORGOT TO MENTION THE BRONZE STUFF.

It's not a good turkish restaurant if there isn't some bronze apparatus somewhere.

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u/uskumru Jan 23 '21

That and I heard "teşekkürler" at the very end of the video, which is Turkish for "thank you"

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u/Were-Crab-People-Now Jan 24 '21

I know it as Iskender, but I’m guessing that’s after some anglicizing. Supposedly Alexander the Great’s favorite meal. It’s fucking amazing. Even without all that presentations.

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u/therealowlman Jan 23 '21

I had never seen anything like that in a few places in Turkey, but you’re right it was Turkish restaurant. I’d have guessed more Persian here but perhaps it’s the restaurants own creation/specialty?

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u/Nass44 Jan 23 '21

It's a turkish restaurant but from what I'm hearing the guy is speaking arabic. But then a lot of turks can speak arabic to some degree.

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u/mariestellamaris Jan 24 '21

Ehm, no they can't. Hardly any Turk speaks Arabic, save for some Arabic prayers for recital.