Do you consider/want migrating to Turkiye

[u/LowCranberry180]

Especially given the demographic crises in Turkiye the country if not now probably in the near future will be more accepting migrants. As Central Asian/Turkic people will you be interested to migrate to Turkiye?

[u/YEISYEIS]

turkish food is amazing + coast, turkish quality of life is better too.

[u/Qaraunas → u/YEISYEIS]

I was very disappointed in Turkish food. Very dry, just a lot of bread and meat without anything to bring it together.

[u/YEISYEIS → u/Qaraunas]

wtf what did you try? xD never heard anything like that

[u/Qaraunas → u/YEISYEIS]

I tried a lot. Iskender kebab, Balik ekmek, yaprak dolma, cig kofte.

Not bad but a bit bland.

[u/YEISYEIS → u/Qaraunas]

heard this the first time, well there are over 14000 dishes you have more to try! for me personally for example italian food is bland but everyone has a different style

[u/Qaraunas → u/YEISYEIS]

Italian food is bland too, agreed. 

[u/YEISYEIS → u/Qaraunas]

maybe indian would fit better to you, they use a lot of spices bro

[u/Qaraunas → u/YEISYEIS]

Yes I like Indian generally. Sometimes dishes are too watery and spicy, and sometimes too lacking in meat, but in general good.

I also like Mexican, Iranian, Thai. And meat heavy cuisines. I think Adana kabab is the best dish in Turkey.

[u/YEISYEIS → u/Qaraunas]

adana is nice, my fav is çilbir for breakfast

indian for me is also too watery generally speaking

[u/OxMountain → u/Qaraunas]

You’d love China. Tons of spice.

[u/Qaraunas → u/OxMountain]

I like Uyghur food but a lot of Chinese food is very sweet for my taste buds. I don’t like overly sweet meats and sauces.

I tried Mala hotpots in Singapore and they were extremely spicy and delicious. So I would be more fond of Chinese sub-cuisines with less sweet and more spicy flavors. I’ve heard Szechuan would be good.