What fish dishes are served at all-inclusive hotel restaurants in Turkey?
Based on 1 discussion with 8 participants · Last activity: 19 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 8 participants · Last activity: 19 days ago
TL;DR
Fish is available daily at hotel restaurants — pike perch, salmon, mackerel — smoked, fried, or steamed. Red fish (salmon) appears occasionally, including grilled and lightly salted.
Grilled dorado and sea bass were served and were excellent quality. This was observed in late October.
On fish days, most options are gone by 19:30 — only fried fish remains. Arrive early for dinner if you want a full selection.
Squid at the restaurant is tasty. Red fish was also enjoyable in all preparations, with the salted version being particularly good.
Grilled red fish (salmon) is available but opinions are mixed — some guests enjoy it, others find it underwhelming. Worth trying yourself.
The à la carte fish restaurant on the lower ground floor (outdoor terrace) serves lightly salted red fish even at breakfast. Usually very quiet — almost no other guests.
Fish is served every day, but red fish (salmon) is not guaranteed daily. On other days expect beef tongue, grilled turkey, and vegetable rolls.
Thursday is a dedicated fish day — crayfish were on the menu. But fish is available every day: pike perch, salmon, and mackerel, prepared smoked, fried, or steamed.
Red fish appears at lunch fairly regularly — guests noted it felt like every other day.
Red fish was still available at dinner at 19:45. Earlier in the evening white fish was served, but it was quite bony.
Red fish was served on a holiday — it ran out quickly, so it's worth getting there early when it's on the menu.