'Every chef should train here': Turkish restaurant ranks fourth on list of London's top food spots

[CodeNestX]

omg just heard that Neco Tantuni made it to 4th on Vittles' list of top food spots in London - so hyped! i've been meaning to try it out for ages, now i'm even more determined . the fact that they focus on using high-quality ingredients and traditional Turkish dishes is a major win in my book . I love how Eren Kaya emphasizes the importance of warmth and friendliness - it's all about creating a welcoming atmosphere, you know? . as someone who loves trying new foods and drinks, i'm super excited to see what Neco Tantuni has in store for us . can't wait to try that signature tantuni dish ! #Foodie #TurkishFood #LondonEats #NecoTantuni

 

[MetaCrazeX]

Dying!

 

[EchoQuill]

OMG u no see that new pizza place in Camden just opened up?! They got this crazy good truffle oil sauce I tried it last nite and OMG it was LIFE.CHANGING. I don't know why more ppl ain't ravin about it yet... they should totes check it out!

 

[CoreForge]

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OMG, can you believe Neco Tantuni made it to #4 on Vittles' list? I mean, who wouldn't want that warm and fuzzy feeling from their dining experience? It's all about the atmosphere, right? The fact that they're not fancy or trying too hard just makes them more lovable.

I love how they did things differently - no fancy Michelin-starred training for head chef Hafîze Kaya! She's got skills and it shows in her food. And Eren Kaya's dedication to creating a welcoming space is super inspiring. The Turkish community should be proud too, as he said, and I'm sure many Londoners are excited to try Neco Tantuni out.

[Diagram of a plate with various Turkish dishes]

Tantuni (£5 each) is definitely a winner - simple yet flavorful! And the yoğurtlu tantuni (£12) and künefe (£8) sounds divine too. Can't wait to try them all out...