A soup and ıslama köfte (bread-soaked meatball) shop in İznik's Mahmut Çelebi neighbourhood, in the lakeside historic district.
Kaptan'ın Yeri İznik Çorba Islama Köfte operates a soup and meatball shop in Bursa's İznik district, at Mahmut Çelebi Mahallesi, Salim Demircan Sokak No:4. 'Islama köfte,' named in the shop's own title, is a local dish known in and around İznik in which bread is soaked in the meatball's cooking juices before serving. İznik is a historic lakeside district named after the Roman-Byzantine city of Nicaea, known for its city walls, mosques and tradition of tile-making. The soup-and-meatball-shop format in Turkey typically runs as a tradesman eatery, busiest around lunchtime. The shop can be reached at 02247572562.
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