Durak Tantuni

"Turkish dude who only makes 1 dish for 24y: a minced lamb wrap"

@

"They only make one minced lamb wrap. No sides or anything else. Supposedly very good."

@

"Serving a traditional food from Turkey, it’s budget friendly as well! "

@soepkip

"very friendly but prices are misleading.. one wrap is £4.50 which is cheap but not enough to fill you up"

@klissiz

"1.5-2 double wraps per person. £10 dinner :)"

@londoncheapeats

"You’ll find Durak Tantuni up towards Turnpike Lane, standing apart from Green Lanes' Grand Parade’s array of Turkish and Kurdish options, but it’s well worth seeking out. Your choice in the brightly lit restaurant is simple: a chopped and fried beef mixture laden with sumac and parsley; wrapped in dürüm or bread; big portion or small; single or multiple. Two regular wraps will do the job of pre or post-dinner snack, and it’s open until 2am. Don’t skimp on the piquant green pickled peppers that arrive at your table either."

@

"As Jonathan Nunn wrote in his guide to north London’s best-value restaurants, “Durak, a tantuni salonu run by Dogan Yesil on West Green Road, is the superior late night snack template London.” Only the tantuni, a speciality which originates in the city of Mersin on the southern coast of Turkey, is served here. Beef is boiled, seasoned with the likes of tomato, pul biber, sumac, and cumin and subsequently fried in cotton oil before being loaded, meat juices aplenty, inside a thin lavash with chopped parsley, tomato, and onion. It is then given a pleasing bend before being eaten; a selection of high-acid accompaniments — pickled chillis, lemon — provide the necessary cut-through."

@

"Resto turc spécialisé en tantuni / un des meilleurs resto de Londres selon London Eater, adresse de Slutty Cheff, super bien noté sur Google / Emma ? "

@

"Tantuni - rolled kebab wrap thing"

@

"Good wraps - Ash Sarkar recommend "

@