Lying in the heart of Turkey, Cappadocia has a rich history that extends to its culinary culture. Pasabag, also known as Monk's Valley, is renowned for its fairy chimneys and is part of the historic Cappadocia region. The area's food history is influenced by the various civilizations that have inhabited the region, including the Hittites, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuk, and the Ottomans. The cuisine of Cappadocia, and by extension Pasabag, has been shaped by the land's agricultural bounty, the exchange of spices along the Silk Road, and the simple, yet practical cooking techniques perfected by the inhabitants of its cave homes.
Address: Tekelli Mah. No:24, Ürgüp 50400, Turkey
Famous Food: Meze tray (Veg), Testi Kebap (Non-Veg)
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Famous Food: Testi Kebap (Non-Veg), Gözleme (Veg)
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Famous Food: Pumpkin Soup (Veg), Mantı (Non-Veg)
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Famous Food: Pottery Kebap (Non-Veg), Meze (Veg)
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Famous Food: Testi Kebap (Non-Veg), Muhallebi (Veg - Dessert)