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WHERE TO EAT The best Muhallebi in the world (according to food experts)

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Hafız Mustafa

IstanbulTurkiye
Hamidiye Cd. No:84
Recommended by Eat Your World and 15 other food critics.
"A sweet, gooey pudding with a caramelized sugar exterior and shredded chicken breast incorporated throughout. Weird but quite tasty! This restaurant also serves an incredible fig custard pudding."
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Saray Muhallebicisi

IstanbulTurkiye
Istiklal Caddesi 105
Recommended by Food & Wine and 10 other food critics.
"Saray Muhallebicisi, a milk bar and café in the center of Istanbul, serves an excellent version."
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Recommended by A.J. Samuels and 6 other food critics.
"Hamalabiya’s remarkable dessert is so delicious that you will inevitably want to try all the varieties, the vanilla cinnamon malabi is a must-try."
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Recommended by Holiday Weather and 6 other food critics.
"And the end result is pudding! Head to the old fashioned pudding house of Göreme Muhallebicisi, in the Kurtuluş neighbourhood, to check it out. They've been making it there since 1950."
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Recommended by Richard Vines and 15 other food critics.
"For desserts, try malabi, a rose-scented milk pudding, with raspberry coulis, coconut meringue, pistachio crunch, fresh raspberries and kataifi pastry."
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Recommended by The Guide Istanbul and 3 other food critics.
"This dish is an excellent snack at any time of the day, but is especially popular in the mornings."
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Şahin Lokantası

IstanbulTurkiye
Asmalı Mescit Mahallesi
Recommended by The Guide Istanbul and 2 other food critics.
"The menu changes daily and also includes a continuation of the comfort food in the desserts, which include delicious rice-filled sütlaç (creamy baked rice pudding)."
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Pandeli

IstanbulTurkiye
Balık Pazarı Kapısı Sokagı 1/2
Recommended by Anita Draycott and 2 other food critics.
"Finish with a uniquely Turkish dessert of caramelized pudding made with chicken breast. No kidding."
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Hacı Abdullah Lokantası

IstanbulTurkiye
Ağa Camii Atıf Yılmaz Caddesi
Recommended by Ülgen Özgül and 2 other food critics.
"No matter how much you eat, you should always spare some room for the delicious desserts. Hacı Abdullah is very rich in terms of offering different types of Turkish desserts as well. Kazandibi (meaning “bottom of a cauldron”) is worth trying. Delicious."
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Onza

Tel AvivIsrael
Rabbi Hannina St. 3
Recommended by Buzzy Gordon and 1 other food critic.
"The coconut cream malabi on raw tehina with caramelized fruit is another sweet delight, guaranteed to make you think of traditional malabi in a new light."