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Adana Kebab

₺800,00

Ingredients:

Minced lamb or beef (zırh cut), tail fat, red pepper flakes, salt

Short Description

Spicy minced meat grilled on skewers over charcoal, served with sumac onions, roasted peppers, and lavash bread – presented with Sky Bar’s signature touch.

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Experience one of the most iconic dishes of Turkish cuisine at Sky Bar.

Adana Kebab

Adana kebab is more than just grilled meat; it’s a reflection of tradition, mastery, and fire. Known for its bold spices and smoky aroma, this legendary dish has earned its place as a beloved staple of Turkish cuisine. At Sky Bar, we bring this rich flavor to new heights quite literally.

How is Adana Kebab Made at Home?

The secret lies in the technique. Authentic Adana kebab is made from hand-minced lamb or beef (traditionally using a special curved knife called a “zırh”), mixed only with tail fat, salt, and plenty of red pepper flakes. No onions, no garlic, no breadcrumbs; just pure, bold flavor. The meat is shaped onto skewers and grilled over open charcoal fire. While oven methods exist, that signature smoky flavor is nearly impossible to replicate at home.

What’s The Difference Between Adana and Urfa Kebab?

Another common question: What’s the difference between Adana and Urfa kebab? The answer is simple: spice. Adana kebab is fiery and bold, with generous use of chili flakes and isot pepper, while Urfa kebab is mild, highlighting the natural flavor of the meat. Though they may look alike, the difference is clear from the very first bite.

The Adana Kebab Experience at Sky Bar

At Sky Bar, we take this traditional dish and elevate it ;both in flavor and atmosphere. Our Adana kebab is grilled over charcoal, served with sumac-marinated onions, roasted green peppers, and soft lavash bread. Pair it with traditional Turkish şalgam (fermented turnip juice) or a cold ayran for the full experience. Whether you’re searching for authentic Adana kebab, how to make Adana kebab, or best Turkish food in Istanbul, you’ve found your answer, right here in the sky.