مطعم أيام شامية - Esenyurt

An okay restaurant, roasted chicken is good. However, recently prices gone unreasonably high by over 25% in one shot. If Lira goes down by 5%, they increase prices by 25% or 30% ... unjustifiable. No longer a place of choice for me!

There are actually two restaurant locations with the same name. The name “Ayyam Shamiyyah” means “The Days of Sham (Damascus)”. The two restaurants are within 150 meters of each other. The older one has the traditional Damascus “foul, fatteh, falafel and hummus” type of food. The restaurant is very simple, mainly designed for “to-go” operation. It is inexpensive and overall the food is excellent. The seating area is very limited within the restaurant, and a few tables on the sidewalk. Additionally, there is a basement room with more tables. A new location was recently opened that serves a different menu. The restaurant has a ground floor dining area and a basement floor for families. The new location is bigger and brighter than the original. Shawarma, and western-style dishes are offered here. The food is good, and the prices are very reasonable. These two branches are at the heart of the Esenyurt Meydan district, where many Arabs, especially Syrians shop and dine. This area is known as “Restaurant row”, and it is rich with food and dessert establishments and street vendors. This is a very busy area with people and cars until the late hours of the night. For some, walking and shopping in this area is very entertaining.

I had my breakfast with my family, we five persons. Although the restaurant is small in size, however the food is great taste and cooked. Very friendly service and generous portions. I really recommend it for early breakfast .

My favourite arabic breakfast in Istanbul. Every item is fresh, tasty and well served the price is relatively low

It's OK, however, the price is higher than the other restaurants that serves the same food around and there is no difference in the food's quantity.