Hidden Turkish eatery, on the ground level, located on a mid-rise Commercial building on a not-so-nice strip of Dundas, just East of Dixie. If you blink, especially with all that construction that's taking place in the area, you'll miss it! I *believe* there's a bingo place on the top floor of this building, but I can be wrong.
Tip: Unless you're travelling East on Dundas, enter via Mattawa and drive around the back of the building to park on the side of the restaurant. Plenty of parking available...you just hafta find it!
Interior is nice and clean. Don't be intimidated just 'cause it isn't in the squeaky new Costco plaza next door. Server was very friendly and willing to answer any questions I & fellow Yelper, Adrienne had for him as first-timers.
I ordered the Adana Kabob ($11.99, good portion, enough for 2ppl) and Ayran (not what I expected, not as gross as a salty lassi, but it was a bit tart/salty). Adana Kabob came with a side salad which had a delicious, creamy dressing (usually I don't like creamy sauces), bread that looked like the Afghani naan (not as good, quite dense and heavier), & rice. I have had better Adana, but this was pretty good, not to mention good portion size for the price point.
I had a piece of Baklava and it's different from what they serve at Baklawa King (across the street). Baklava tasted fresh and the pastry at the bottom was soaked in syrup as opposed to being crunchy like it is at Baklawa King. Still good, but it's different. Turkish coffee tasted like a strong, black coffee/espresso - you're supposed to have it black.
We also asked for the complimentary Turkish tea, which most places to offer (re: Paramount, Almonasabah), and it just tasted like black tea, no hint of cardamon...not sure if it's supposed to have this. Still good and black, not supposed to be served with milk.
Overall, I'd recommend this place and go back to try the Doner/Pide! Service was very friendly, so that would definitely a bonus.