Soslu Döner
Soslu döner ladles sauce over shaved spit meat on an open plate, tomato or garlic yogurt added last so the crisp char survives. Its archetype is the İskender plate of döner under tomato and butter.
Venture into our Wraps category – the ultimate celebration of this globally loved sandwich variant! Discover the versatile beauty of wraps and burritos, where ingredients harmoniously bundle up in a blanket of bread or tortilla. From the traditional Middle Eastern Shawarma to the hearty Mexican Burrito, we're wrapping up flavors from around the world. Embrace the fact: yes, wraps and burritos are definitely sandwiches, and they offer a world of culinary delight.
Soslu döner ladles sauce over shaved spit meat on an open plate, tomato or garlic yogurt added last so the crisp char survives. Its archetype is the İskender plate of döner under tomato and butter.
Chicken şiş (skewered chicken) wrapped in lavaş; marinated in yogurt and spices.
Cubed marinated lamb or beef on skewer (şiş), wrapped in lavaş after grilling.
A wrap built around another fried pastry: crisp sigara böreği, the white-cheese yufka cigars, rolled inside warm lavaş so each bite passes through soft bread and then cracks into a hot tube of cheese.
Vegetable wrap; grilled or fresh vegetables.
A Turkish wrap that promotes the condiment to headline: shaved meat rolled in lavaş, but built around sarımsaklı sos, raw garlic mashed to paste and beaten into yogurt and mayonnaise.
Portion döner; served on plate with accompaniments, bread on side.
Döner over rice; usually with bread on side.
Cheese wrap; various cheeses with vegetables.
Eggplant wrap; grilled or fried eggplant.
French fries in wrap; carb-heavy street food.
Manisa kebab in wrap; regional specialty.
Lavaş is the thin, near-translucent wheat sheet baked against a clay oven wall in seconds, the soft wrapper at the center of the Turkish dürüm, and named on the UNESCO heritage lists.
Stuffed cabbage rolls; eaten with bread.
Lamb chop meat wrapped in lavaş.
Lamb döner; pure lamb, more traditional and expensive.
Fire-roasted vegetable wrap; charred vegetables.
A meatless Turkish wrap built on smoke: a whole eggplant charred black over coals, peeled, the silky scorched flesh mashed and rolled in thin lavaş on a street of grilled meat.