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| They are Arabic and Turkish foods. I heard that, Iranians also have their own kebabs but I have never eaten. Urfa , Adana, Antep are TurkoArabic (Syrian Arabs) cities
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| All I want is a fresh balik, with lemon. ![]() It's not worth to talk about kebab when we have some real original Turkish food. Actually real Turkish food is not well known abroad. It can definitely compete with the famous French/italian foods if well promoted. Since we don't promote, our greek brothers do it for us showing it as their own food. ![]() | |||||||||||
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