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  1. TURK FATİH TUTAK

    Modern Turkish

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    Fatih Tutak holds two Michelin stars, and dinner here moves through three rooms: aperitifs in the lounge with a city panorama, the intimate main room where you can watch the kitchen in motion, then dessert served inside the open kitchen itself. The cooking is modern Turkish, built on regional produce and centuries-old technique, with a recurring thread of delicate acidity and smoke that somehow feels like a signature rather than a habit. The wine list leans heavily Turkish.

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