Restaurants in istanbul

IZAKA is a word borrowed from Ottoman language that means flavor, relish and/or tasting something.
IZAKA Restaurants·Bar·Lounge Istanbul has a lot to offer : Three upscale theme restaurants offering only the finest quality foods and drinks, an exclusive bar & lounge, a beautiful terrace overlooking a 240 degrees panoramic Bosphorus view; Golden Horn, Topkapi Palace, Maiden Tower, Prince Islands, Asia Minor all the way through Bosphorus Bridge and beyond.

IZAKA Bar & Lounge | Istanbul Kebab Restaurants

IZAKA Bar & Lounge is also the perfect spot to chill out after dinner with friends or for a nightcap on your way home. Private Dining Depending on your requirements, we can cater up to 450 people. We are ready to accommodate group bookings, wedding and engagement receptions, bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah and all of your special events. Please feel free to contact us to take over the whole restaurant section or use a private dining room. Our menus can be tailor-made according to your needs and requirements or you could simply leave it to the discretion of our chef to the surprise of you and your guests with his mouth-watering tasting menu.

Istanbul – The largest city in Turkey

Turkey’s capital city, Istanbul is host to almost 14 million people and is a melting pot of vibrant culture, fabulous buildings and friendly locals. Sights, sounds and smells abound in this city of two parts. Split by the Bosphorus Strait, the city is divided into Asian and European influences making it a cultural wonder to behold.
You can tour across some of these fantastic structures, such as the Hagia Sophia, the Sultanahmet Mosque and the Basilica Cistern.
You may be partial to Paris or smitten with San Francisco, but there’s no denying that nature has generously blessed Istanbul. Istanbul’s yellow cabs are a great bargain – which is just as well in a city where the bus system is a bit of a puzzle.
Turkey’s capital is the only city in the world to straddle two continents – a trip across the Bosphorous Bridge takes you from Europe to Asia. Holidays in Istanbul absolutely must include a trip to the amazing mosques dotted throughout the city where the skyline is dappled with minarets and turrets, domes and cupolas.
The best time to visit Istanbul is September to November. That’s when the crowds diminish, the rates drop, and weather is spectacular. Peak season – summer – sees spikes in temperatures and room rates. To save money and sweat less, visit Istanbul in the spring or fall.
Hundreds of small restaurants offer tastes of Trabzon, Gaziantep, Van and the rest of the country while a growing number of international kitchens extend the culinary variety beyond Turkey’s borders. This rooftop restaurant-bar in a glass-walled penthouse is one of the city’s trendiest spots.

Turkey Best Travel Destination | Istanbul restaurant

Turkey is part of the adventure and romance of this interesting country. Local buses leave for anywhere such as Gallipoli, Capridoccia, Pamukkale and Ephesus to visit; you can easily spend the best part of a week ashore.
Turkey is a wonderful combination of rich culture, stunning landscapes, cities and beautiful beaches. Turkey boasts an exciting mix of East and West, ancient and contemporary visit to Turkey is an enlightening journey as anyone who has experienced it will testify. It thoroughly deserves its reputation as being one of the finest cruising spots on earth.
Wherever you look, wherever you go, you can find good food and drink in Turkey. One of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! People visiting Turkey are in for a treat with Turkish cuisine being among the world’s best. Turkish hotels and their “all-inclusive” service are also very attractive for tourists.

Turkey – Truly marvelous holiday destination

The geography and atmosphere, the rich tapestry of cultural & religious history all provide the best of reasons to visit Turkey.
The land has been occupied by so many civilizations that Turkey is influential beyond all proportion in the collective western history, philosophy, religious thought, art, architecture & much more. Sitting on the continents of Europe & Asia, Turkey is a diverse country where East meets west, so it’s not surprising that Turkey has something to suit all tastes.
Every year, thousands flock to Turkey to experience its fascinating blend of sensational natural beauty and history. As one of the centers of the Turkish Riviera and gulet cruising trade, it attracts thousands of foreign visitors every year.
The country is a fortuitous blend of cultures, combined with a rich history that comes alive in the too-numerous-to-count archaeological sites. It’s the site of some of the very earliest cities. Many people say part of Turkey’s charm is that it is like Greece was thirty years ago.

ALL SEASON IS BEST TO VISIT TURKEY | IZAKA RESTAURANT

Turkey is one of the best destinations in the world that can be visited year round. Turkey is best for all season. Turkey, a country that is part of both Europe and Asia, is not just a summer destination: it features wonderful beaches on the Aegean, Mediterranean, or Black Sea Coasts. Four seasons can be seen because of its great geographic location In general. Turkey presents a great climate for visiting, but there are a few times of the year when it is best to plan your visit. Summers in Turkey are really dry hot and winters are quite freezing. Spring and autumn fall from April to May and from September to mid- November, respectively.
Spring (March-April)
Summer (May-June-July-August-September)
Fall (October-November)
Winter (December-January-February)
Spring (March-April) :- If you want to spend time in the museums, bazaars, and hiking in the countryside, try to plan your trip in the spring. This is the best time to visit as all the leaves are turning green and nearly everything is blooming. if you are looking for natural environments, fresh temperatures, smaller crowds, competitively priced hotels and services then visit in this season. Average daytime temperatures.
Summer (May-June-July-August-September) :- Summer is the highest season for to experience warm summer temperatures, swimming, sun bathing, seaside restaurants, summer garden terraces and rich nightlife. Enjoy lunch at a beach, take pleasure in an afternoon swim, have an evening drink at a beach bar, go for dinner at Turkish restaurant in town, or take a walk under the moonlit sky.
Autumn (October-November):- Autumn season is very good for visiting Turkey. This is high season for Istanbul and Cappadocia, with many boutique hotels are heavily booked at their highest prices. The days are getting shorter, and rain may begin again in October. The mild wind smoothly drives the birds towards their perches like they create a sea pattern in sky.
Winter (December-January-February) :- Winter season is one of the best times to visit Turkey. Winter season in Turkey can be chill, rainy and snowy, cold but sunny days. Turkey receives most of the rainfall in the winter season. Warm taste of the Turkish tea – all combine to make this experience a truly fabulous. In this season better availability of hotel rooms and lower prices.

St Valentine’s at IZAKA

Enjoy your Valentine’s Day dinner at IZAKA Restaurant with its stunning Bosphorus view accompanied by a musical feast with famous pop singer Yeşim Salkım and Ercüment Vural Trio.
Stay in love!
Pool Box
Pool box for 4 people
4 courses speacial St. Valentine’s Day dinner
Unlimited local alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages includes Vodka, Wisky and Gin
2.159 TL
Front Stage
4 courses special St. Valentine’s Day dinner
Unlimited local alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages includes Vodka, Wisky and Gin
399 TL per person
2nd Category
Unlimited local alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages includes Vodka, Wisky and Gin
359 TL per person
3rd Category
Unlimited local alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages includes Vodka, Wisky and Gin
319 TL per person
Stand
Available for 2 and 4 person
255 TL
Concert
155 TL
Our St. Valentine’s Day serving will start at 8 p.m. Famous pop singer Yeşim Salkım and Ercüment Vural will perfom during 9 p.m to 11 p.m.

For further information and reservation 0212 708 3838 or izaka@izaka.com.tr