A Soupy Start to the Day in Istanbul

February 4, 2019

While Turkish breakfast is a showstopper, many in Istanbul begin their day with slightly more humble (although no less divine) fare: soup. On our “Culinary Secrets of the Old City” walk, we go beyond the major monuments of Istanbul’s Old City and bypass all the restaurants aimed at tourists, instead visiting those time-honored spots where all of the serious eating – like soup for breakfast – is done.

May 23, 2017 Scenes from the Old City (0)
We spotted this jubilant fellow on our Old City walk in Istanbul trying to sell his […] Posted in Istanbul
March 25, 2017 Famous Chicken and Rice in Istanbul: Accept No Imitations (0)
This chicken and rice cart in Istanbul's Unkapanı quarter serves the city's best, and […] Posted in Istanbul
January 1, 2020 Market Tacos in Mexico City (0)
The market plays an important role in Mexico City’s daily life, not just because of its […] Posted in Mexico City

Published on February 04, 2019

Scenes from the Old City

Istanbul | By Benoit Hanquet

IstanbulWe spotted this jubilant fellow on our Old City walk in Istanbul trying to sell his mobile shop/bicycle. Any buyers?

March 25, 2017

Famous Chicken and Rice in Istanbul: Accept No Imitations

Istanbul | By Benoit Hanquet

IstanbulThis chicken and rice cart in Istanbul's Unkapanı quarter serves the city's best, and there are many imitators that try to capitalize off of its good name. Fortunately, our Old City walk stops by for a taste of this simple yet delicious snack.

January 1, 2020

Market Tacos in Mexico City

Mexico City | By PJ Rountree

Mexico CityThe market plays an important role in Mexico City’s daily life, not just because of its vendors but also because of its food makers – these market districts are home to a dizzying mix of street food sellers and small specialty restaurants. We sample some of these treats, tacos included, on our Market Watch walk.