Private Culinary Journey with public transportation

Eminönü district, this vibrant marketplace is a sensory delight, filled with aromatic spices, teas, Turkish delight, and other local delicacies. Kadikoy neighborhood on the Asian side of Istanbul. Taking a ferry from Eminönü to Kadikoy, which offers beautiful views of the city's skyline. Once we are in Kadikoy, stroll through the bustling streets and visit the local food market. Here, you'll find an array of fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, and more. From Kadikoy, to Karakoy, a trendy neighborhood known for its thriving food scene. Here, we can visit a local bakery and sample some traditional Turkish pastries like "simit" (sesame-coated bread rings) and "pogaca" (savory stuffed pastries). Pair your pastries with a cup of Turkish tea or "çay" for an authentic taste of Istanbul. The world-famous Turkish kebabs. Head to a local kebab restaurant in Karakoy or the nearby Taksim Square area and savor the flavors of juicy grilled meats, accompanied by fresh vegetables, rice, and traditional sauce.