Although the Karagöz Museum in Bursa, Turkey, is primarily dedicated to the traditional Turkish shadow puppetry, the city of Bursa itself has a rich culinary history. Bursa, as one of the early capitals of the Ottoman Empire, has been a melting pot of various cultures, which is reflected in its diverse cuisine. Bursa is renowned for its contributions to Turkish gastronomy, from sweet pastries to savory kebabs, greatly influenced by the Silk Road which passed through the city, bringing spices and culinary techniques from across Asia and the Middle East.
Address: Santral Garaj Mah., Atatürk Caddesi No: 47/A, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: İskender Kebap (Non-Veg)
Address: Atatürk Caddesi No:104/A, Heykel, Bursa
Famous food: Candied Chestnuts (Kestane Şekeri) (Veg)
Address: Cemal Nadir Cd No:6, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Sucuklu Pide (Non-Veg)
Address: Hocaalizade Mahallesi, 1. Karagözler Sokak No: 26, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Tahinli Pide (Veg)
Address: Eski Açık Pazar Yeri, Uluyol Kavşağı No:16, Osmangazi/Bursa
Famous food: Lamb Kebabs (Non-Veg)
Address: Alacamescit Mahallesi, 2. Dere Sokak, No 10, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Cantık - Similar to pide, it can be made vegetarian or with meat.
Address: Çırpan Mah., Mudanya Caddesi No:79/A, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Lahmacun (Non-Veg)
Address: Uluyol Kavşağı, Okul Sokak No:13, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Mixed Grill Platter (Non-Veg)
Address: Fidan Han, Uzun Çarşı No:55-56, Osmangazi, Bursa
Famous food: Traditional Ottoman Dishes - The dishes range from vegetarian to non-veg options.