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Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Scunner on March 27, 2008, 15:21:27 PM
We went last night to the fish market for dinner. Receps, as usual. There were 4 kids in our group and one of them chose spaghetti bolognese because he doesn't like fish.

When we had finished, Recep asked him if he liked it. He replied yes, he  had enjoyed it.

"Really? Good. Nobody likes our bolognese".
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: heather07 on March 27, 2008, 17:48:30 PM
OOPs not a good selling tactic:D
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: sue mac on March 27, 2008, 20:04:35 PM
Its a good enough recommendation for me!! Our kids love spag boll!! Is the restaurant named Receps? Where abouts is it if you are coming in through the main entrance from Paspatur? We have only been to Rukiyes place, but would like to try another this year..
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Scunner on March 27, 2008, 23:55:23 PM
I can't answer that question [:o]

The fish market confuses me, I never know where the places are because I always seem to come in a different way :D

He's near to one of the corners, please someone help me out here  :)
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Cavfan on March 28, 2008, 09:39:53 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Scunner


The fish market confuses me, I never know where the places are because I always seem to come in a different way :D




Thats just the same as us! totally confused each time, cant tell anyone where anywhere is as it must have 17 different entrances! there used to be a huge great swordfish over the place we liked and we used that as a landmark- then they moved it and we were lost!
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: LyndaDiane on December 01, 2008, 23:08:30 PM
HAving recently spent 100 lira on half a kilo of jumbo prawns, 1 sea bass, 1 sea bream, 4 of the most utterly disgusting mezes some rock hard pide   a mediocre salad 1 glass of wine and one Efes, all enjoyed whilst being plagued by cats and the over powering stink of fish it will be a long time before we go to the fish market again for a meal.
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Scunner on December 01, 2008, 23:12:14 PM
Lynda

Would you like to introduce yourself in the member introductions section? It's not just good manners, it would be nice to read a post from you that isn't totally negative.
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Crabbit on December 01, 2008, 23:14:55 PM
LyndaDiane
I take it that you didn`t enjoy your meal.  :D




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Post by: grahamturner09 on December 01, 2008, 23:48:50 PM
Over powering stench of fish funny that in the fish market :D
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Post by: LyndaDiane on December 01, 2008, 23:59:42 PM
Sorry, I missed the 'new members' bit.  I'll go look for it now.
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: stoop on December 02, 2008, 11:26:07 AM
I can't say I'm over impressed eating there really. The smell doesn't bother me but we found it to be quite expensive in the end. It is worth a try though as it's a different experience. Not one I would repeat in a hurry though.

Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Rindaloo on December 02, 2008, 12:05:55 PM
Though I have thought about doing it, I can't stand the smell.  SO I doubt I will ever eat there.  -Any more than I'd eat in the middle of an area full of meat and the smell of blood.  Some people's sense of smell is more acute than others and a place like the fish market isn't for them.
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Post by: c1 on December 02, 2008, 13:16:57 PM
eaten within fish market couple of times not great but ok, although price for the fish I thought was expensive. thought there was /is only 4 entrances. every time I go I see KKOB drinking tea resting. ;)
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Post by: julesbob0303 on December 02, 2008, 17:16:59 PM
We had a meal in the fish market earlier this year.  The fish was lovely, but we thought the whole meal was very expensive.  :(

The service was excellent, and we had a great time.  It was our daughter's 19th birthday, and the boss' son bought her a small cake and put a candle on it, then sang Happy Birthday to her, which was a nice touch.   :)

On the negative side though the tablecloths were grubby and needed changing, and we were hassled the whole time by a bloke trying to sell fake perfumes who would not p*** off!   :-\

Wouldn't rush back there again, to be honest.   8)
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Post by: kevin b on December 02, 2008, 17:20:35 PM
We ate in fish market in October & 1 breakfast,1 beef curry & 1 bottle of water for 2 was £18 which we thought was expensive.
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Post by: puma on December 02, 2008, 18:46:26 PM
i gag from the smell floating outside, nevermind setting foot in there.i love fish but the smell makes me feel so ill,i can't go inside.
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: KKOB on December 02, 2008, 18:54:52 PM
Try the Oztoklu Restaurant in the fruit and veg market. You can still get the fish, and not have to put up with the smell, and it's cheaper.
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Post by: badger on December 02, 2008, 19:59:52 PM
We eat at Recep's place when we are out and have found the prices reasonable for fresh fish.It's next to a cheese shop,not sure of what entrance you go through,but if you see chairs with stars names on them  Robert d'niro,Sylvester Stallone, Al Pacino and Scunner,:D you have found Recep's place.We love the hustle and bustle and people watching, as for the smell what else would you expect in a fish market  ;)
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Post by: laffa on December 02, 2008, 20:07:54 PM
 :) Have been there a few times, even though i'm not a fish lover,but always seem to end up takng someone, managed to dodge it this year,but I too found it quite expensive and I never order fish there, I just feel like they see us coming and rub their hands together in anticipation of a big bill,I am only referring to one of the restaurants, and I noticed they would hurry you up if it was busy, I do remember years ago going to , I think it was called Garden House, you had your own waiter all night, the service was the best ever,w the ladies were given a hand made pot pouri on the way out, it was about 15 years ago, and the bill was £90 for 4 of us,that was when a steak in Calis was about £2-3,but worth it.:P
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Post by: amanda bullock on December 02, 2008, 22:19:20 PM
:D alan,if that is where you left your business card ,I left a message on it for you!!!!!!!
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Jukebox on December 02, 2008, 22:55:46 PM
quote:
Originally posted by stoop

I can't say I'm over impressed eating there really. The smell doesn't bother me but we found it to be quite expensive in the end. It is worth a try though as it's a different experience. Not one I would repeat in a hurry though.





Is it dearer than the Oben corner?  ;)
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: stoop on December 02, 2008, 23:58:10 PM
Is it dearer than the Oben corner?

What do you think:D
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: Tors__ on December 03, 2008, 13:26:10 PM
If your at the fish market day time make sure u pop and say hello to Ali
It'll cheer him up no end!!

He works selling and cleaning the fish
(hence why saying hello to him will cheer him up!!)
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Post by: tillyfloss on December 03, 2008, 14:28:02 PM
We had a few meals in the fish market during the summer but because of the last experience in the small cafe in the veg market we will be pretty wary visiting again.
On our last night, my husband decided to order Grouper which was pretty expensive to say the least.  On tasting it he said it was off and told the owner [nicely].  The owner said it was ok, never offered to replace it and still charged us the full amount. There was no apology.  We'd eaten at that place at least four times that summer but will never visit again.
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: laffa on December 03, 2008, 15:41:34 PM
 :)I think your better off going with someone turkish, because we dont like asking how much it will be at the begining of a meal, and there you just pay for your fish first, and think the price is fair, then you get hammered for the rest of the bill,Nah, I can think of better places to have a nice meal, and how could they not refund for a fish that was'nt fresh, doubt if I will be bamboozled into going there again by any fish lovers,noooo way.:P
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: SteveJ on December 03, 2008, 16:41:50 PM
Oben Corner? Wasn't Andy Fairweather Low their lead singer?
Title: Honesty in Fish Market
Post by: tribalelder on December 03, 2008, 17:37:10 PM
I think that is a little unfair generalization. We normally eat at Oztuklu but have used two or three other places and have never been hammered. All these places have a menu and none of them will mind you asking to see them so you can see exactly what you should be paying and you can always refuse the fish if you don't like the price. They will all quote a price for salad and bread and the cooking.  Where you may get caught is a starter or dessert that you did not order thinking it to be a freebie.......if something turns up ask is this on the house Yes you don't pay for it No you refuse it.  For those who do not like to smell the fish while you are eating there are a few places in the adjacent streets who will cook your fish if you take it to them as well, there are a couple in the street with TEB Bank on the corner :)
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Post by: KKOB on December 03, 2008, 18:12:44 PM
Yep, and he ended up Wide Eyed & Legless after messin' with my Red Snapper !  ;)