Ankara Cuisine: What to Eat in Ankara?
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Ankara cuisine generally has traces of traditional Turkish cuisine. Due to its central location, and as the capital, Ankara has rich options for dishes. You can either eat your usual dishes from international franchises or instead try local dishes from all over the 7 regions of Türkiye, in local restaurants with Turkish service quality. You should definitely try Ankara kebabı, a popular local dish. Lahmacun and simit made in Ankara are also other delicacies you must try.
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