Eskişehir

Çi börek
Üniversite Caddesi

or sometimes also spelled ã§iäŸ bã¶rek – essentially a crimean tatar dish, it reached eskiåŸehir in the late 19th century when a band of crimean tatars was settled in the city. it is a kind of pastry with thin dough walls shaped like a half-moon and filled with finely-minced meat inside. it is cooked in a large pot filled with heated vegetable oil. crimean tatars consider eating it with a fork an insult, and they don’t provide any in their restaurants hands with a paper napkin are used instead.

Because of the relatively large university student population, the city centre, especially streets leading to or running parallel with the Porsuk River are teeming with local and American-style fast food restaurants and pizzerias.

Local delicacies include: