How good and how frequent is the food at Turkish all-inclusive resorts?
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Based on 1 discussion with 2 participants · Last activity: 4 days ago
TL;DR
Most Turkish all-inclusive resorts serve food almost around the clock with breaks of no more than 30 minutes between meals, and the variety is so large that even a 9-day stay isn't enough to try everything.
Don't miss gozleme (stuffed Turkish flatbread) — often cooked live on-site. Food is available almost 24/7, with breaks between meal services of no more than 30 minutes.
Because of the constant abundance of food, many guests end up skipping individual meals like breakfast or dinner after about a week, just to avoid overeating.
The variety of dishes is so wide that even in 9 days with kids you won't manage to try the whole menu. By the end of the trip, the sheer abundance can actually make you lose your appetite from overindulgence.