Turkish Restaurants near Los Angeles, CA

“Doner Turco in North Hollywood is a hidden gem and offers a delightful ethnic food experience. I had the chicken wrap and it was an exceptional quality experience. The wrap combined perfectly cooked chicken gyro with fresh vegetables and savory sauces. The friendly and attentive staff adds to the welcoming atmosphere, making it a convenient and accessible choice for locals and visitors alike. The restaurant's cleanliness is noticeable, creating a new options for the locals and visitors. Highly recommended!“

“Just discovered that place yesterday and i recommend it, great turkish dishes , i got the sujuk pizza and it was perfect. It's also a market that offers great choice of halal candies and sweets, imported turkish products etc...Two ladies there were very friendly ! Glad you're there “

“This restaurant was recommended by Turks. The menu is relatively simple and looks like a fast food restaurant hanging above your head. If you have bad eyesight, you can't see clearly. The restaurant cannot seat more than 20 people, so there are outdoor seating options. The parking lot is exclusively occupied by Starbucks, so we can only find a parking spot on the roadside.The food was well cooked, very Turkish style, the portions were huge but all was eaten.“

“Everything here that we got to try was tasty and fresh. Our favorite was the iskender, which was a dish I tried for the first time here. The iskender is nice and tender and juicy, perfect with the fries and yogurt it comes with. The lahmacun's size was great and the meat on it was generous and tasty. The special combo kebab was slightly lacking due to the small portion of meat, but the taste and quality of meat was still shining through. The knafeh was like a warm hug and is best eaten quickly after it's served. The baklava was standard, not anything special but definitely satisfies a craving for it. Service was super nice, though it was slightly slower at times. Seating is limited, so I noticed a lot of to-go/pickup orders. Will be coming back since it is halal!“

“4.5 stars rounded up to 5 stars. Appeared to be a family-run business. The kind of no-frills, marvelously modest mom-and-pop environment that I thought I'd never find in bougie West LA. There were some things lost in translation, but our group nonetheless found the service to be friendly and enjoyed a nice, non-rushed meal. I've had a lot of great falafel, and the falafel here was tender on the inside, nicely sized and crisp on the outside; not oily at all, flavorful though perhaps not as herbaceous as the best I've tried. The underdog standout was the rice. It was not an afterthought, but the texture was perfectly tender without being mushy. Food comes in takeout containers which makes leftovers easier, but it would be nice to know if they would allow diners to bring their own reusable bowls/plates/containers whether it be for takeout or dining in.“

“Took a take out after reading their reviews and a long day at universal studios. The portion was a lot but the chicken was dry not soft and juicy unlike other Mediterranean joints.Their chicken wraps were good though.We were visiting the studios so stopped here on last day for dinner take out.“

“Ample parking and great Ugyhur food. We tried a variety of dishes and they came out fresh and with generous portions. We tried their big plate chicken which was tasty, the laghman was totally worth the visit as well. The manta was made fresh and delicious. The Ugyhur milk tea was also an experience, salty and buttery. I look forward to visiting again and trying more items.“