Turkish Cafe Lounge - Singapore

Food and shisha both were great. Mehmets special Iskendar Adana Service was a little slow but not bad considering how packed it was

The Ambiance here is so unique, magical with gorgeous colorful lanterns hanging all over from above, making it moody, romantic, it's just a vibe! Our server was so helpful and full of smiles, Abdul was a sweetheart! Food was amazingly seasoned we left nothing on the plate! We paired it with strawberries cucumber mojito my hubby had the mule, we will definitely come back to try more of their menu!

My friend invited me because they enjoyed the food so much and wow the hummus was amazing very good food. Employees are friendly and helpful, the restaurant was beautiful and clean.

I went to this place for the first time and loved the vibe. The food is excellent, with a wide variety. plenty of drink options. They also have shisha with multiple flavors. The atmosphere is fantastic; the lighting is the best part, with mosaic lights from Turkey all over the place. There is live music and dance on weekends. I ordered their babagonush with pita bread, hummus, falafel, and a pot of tea .pita bread was freshly made and was soft; I wouldn 't say I liked the taste of falafel, but their hummus and babagounush are delicious and flavorful. I also ordered their shisha with a flavor of Turkish delight that comes with a base of milk that was good, so we went ahead and ordered another shisha, Double apple, and rose, which we did not like as much. I enjoyed the tea. The ambiance was good, and the seating place was huge. If you are planning a fun weekend, I suggest a reservation.18% tip is directly included in the receipt! They call it a service charge Be careful not to tip twice. They are expensive in comparison to another Turkish cafe.

I recently went to Turkish cafe again with a large group of about 15 people, and was not happy with the service and the set menu/pricing that they offered. For groups larger than 5, they charge $35 if you sit outside on the upper deck, and $45 per person if you sit near the DJ and the dance floor. What I did not like about this experience was that this was not clearly communicate to our party at arrival. Mixed with lots of shock and confusion, we settled for the set menu and prices. What I did not like is that some members did not plan on eating this evening, but they were required to spend money for food anyway. My friend who only wanted to come to get a couple of drinks was forced to pay the $35 and was even told that if she did not want to eat here then they can pack her food to go. The dips they brought were actually delicious, the entree of the beef kabob was mid and took too long for it to come out. Some members of the group received their food 15-20 minutes earlier than the rest of the group so it made it awkward to eat first, but if they did not then their food would get cold. The most frustrating part is that the water is not free. They do not even offer tap water. We all bought the $3 water bottle and after dancing, we were parched but no one wanted to buy another water after the set menu debacle. I had water in my car, I even considered running out in the rain and bringing in my water bottle. The only plus side to their experience was the atmosphere with the belly dancers and the DJ. We had a good night dancing celebrating our friend turning 27, but other than that I would not come here again with a party larger than 5. In the past I have come with a smaller group and it was much better.