Turkey-Istanbul (2) (Egyptian Bazaar, Grand Bazaar, Jar Kebab)

#100TravelStyles Cross the Galata Bridge and go a little further, and you will come across the Egyptian Bazaar, and then the Grand Bazaar. There are a lot of customers, so it was a little tiring. The problem is that the Egyptian Bazaar is expensive, so there wasn't much to buy, and the Grand Bazaar feels like the Namdaemun Market in Korea. ㅎ I think it would be better to just buy things at the Namdaemun Market. ㅎ Still, it's so big and famous that I think it's worth going once based on experience, but I don't think you need to go twice, and if I visit Turkey again, I'll exclude Kosair as my first priority. ㅎ I happened to go into a kebab restaurant after passing the Grand Bazaar because I was hungry, and it was a restaurant that sold jar kebabs. It was a restaurant where the jar bulchop popomonts was good. ㅎ I went in without any expectations, but it was a restaurant where I was unexpectedly satisfied. The employee was from Turkmenistan, and when I spoke a little Russian, he happily gave me that green tea as a service. ㅎ It's called kiwi tea, but it's made with sugar. It felt like it had a kiwi flavor. It was a satisfying meal. #Turkiye #Istanbul #EgyptianBazaar #GrandBazaar #JarKebab #GourmetCountry #RestaurantRecommendation