If you are looking for an authentic
Turkish restaurant in the city, this is
the place to go!
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1560 Yonge St., Suite #201
Toronto, ON M4T 2S9
647 350 4455
http://istanbulstulip.com
Turkish Grill &
Salad Restaurant
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When it comes to finding an
authentic shwarma restaurant in
Toronto, Istanbul's Tulip is on top
of the list.
Everything is made right in the
kitchen – no frozen foods, no massproduced goods.
Whether it’s family dinners or
individual lunches, Istanbul's Tulip
offers a variety of Turkish dishes for
every occasion.
Starting from bread to meat and doner,
to 11 kinds of salad in an open buffet,
and sweets such as Baklava and
healthy fruit salad.
All freshly prepared exactly to recipe
by experienced chefs, in our
convenient Toronto location!
Our Menu:
Salads:
We have more than 10 kinds of salad,
fresh daily, in an open buffet style...
Hot Appetizers:
French Fries
Kid’s Menu:
All kid’s menu items include french fries
Chicken Shish Kebab
SIGARA BOREK (made with a thin, flaky dough,
filled with Feta cheese and parsley)
Kofte
Sausage grill or Fries
Flower Sausage
Sandwiches:
Soups:
-Istanbul Doner
-Beef Kofte
-Chicken Kofte
-Sausage
-Chicken Shish Tavuk
-Lamb Shish
-Spicy Chicken Frice
Lentil Soup
Vegetable Soup
Dessert:
Baklava
Lunch Menu:
All main lunch dishes include salad and either rice or fries
Istanbul Doner
Iskender Kebab
(Istanbul doner kebab served on pita,
topped with tomato and butter sauce w/yogurt on the side)
Cold Appetizers:
Beef or Chicken Kofte
Kisir Salad (Gaziantep Women’s Salad)
Sarma Dolma (Rice mixed in grape
leaves, cooked w/olive oil)
Green Beans cooked with olive oil
EZME (Antep Salad)
Chicken or Lamb Shish Kebab
Turkish Tulip History
What is Istanbul’s Tulip?
Everybody thinks that tulips come from
Holland. Actually, Tulips are native to
Central Asia and Turkey. In the 16th Century
they were brought to Holland from Turkey,
and quickly became widely popular. Today
Tulips are cultivated in Holland in great
numbers and in huge fields. Dutch bulbs,
including tulips and daffodils, are exported
all around the world so people think that
they originated from there as well. In fact,
many cultivated varieties were widely grown
in Turkey long before they were introduced
to European gardens.