Restaurant Tulin/ Tulin Restaurant

Strada Constantin D. Stahi 2, București 010188

 

Intotdeauna mi-am dorit sa vizitez Libanul, despre care am auzit ca este o tara superba. Pe langa frumusetea peisajelor, plajelor, unde muntele se imbina cu marea, ceea ce ma atrage foarte mult la acesta tara este gastronomia. Bucataria libaneza mi se pare una dintre cele mai bune bucatarii din lume. Este foarte diversa, bogata in arome si culori si simplitatea bucatelor atat de bine gatite m-a cucerit de fiecare data.

De aceea, ori de cate ori mi se face pofta de mancarea libaneza, incerc un restaurant nou din Bucuresti. Imi place foarte mult mancarea de la Zaitoone, Mandaloun, despre care o sa povestesc cu alta ocazie, insa acum vreau sa va impartasesc impresii despre o descoperire noua, in apropierea parcului Cismigiu. Un restaurant numit Tulin, care are o terasa la etaj, foarte draguta, de unde poti vedea trecatorii care se plimba pe strada.

Atunci cand am ajuns, clientii erau doar de origine libaneza, ceea ce mi-a intarit increderea in alegerea facuta. Toata lumea stie ca daca intr-un restaurant cu specific mananca localnici din tara respectiva, cu siguranta mancarea este buna.

Cu toata increderea, ne-am comandat adana kebab, humus si o saorma de pui, plus lipie, care a fost foarte buna.

Am fost placut impresionata din prima clipa de prospetimea alimentelor. Tot ce am comandat a fost foarte bun, iar nota de plata n-a fost mai mult de 100 lei, pentru mancare si bauturi. Puteti vedea in pozele de mai jos cat de bine arata toate, si mirosul, ah, ce bine miroseau.

Acest restaurant este situat in apropierea parcului Cismigiu, vis-a-vis de Biserica Schitu Magureanu, ceea ce este nemaipoment, pentru ca dupa ce luati pranzul sau cina, puteti face si o plimbare prin parc sau cu barca. Sa dati jos caloriile acumulate anteriorJ

Sper ca pe viitor sa-mi fac curaj sa vizitez si Libanul, sa am sansa sa gust bucatele lor autentice, de care sunt indragostita. Pana atunci, ma multumesc si cu restaurantele libaneze din Bucuresti, care, slava Domnului, nu sunt putine deloc.

Ce restaurante cu specific libanez ati incercat si care v-a placut cel mai mult?

 

Va imbratisez,

Mada

English version:

I have always wanted to visit Lebanon, which I have heard is such a beautiful country. Besides the beauty of the landscapes and the beaches, where the mountains merge with the sea, what attracts me so much to this country is the gastronomy. Lebanese cuisine for me seems to be one of the greatest cuisines in the world. It is so diverse, rich in flavors and colors, and the simplicity of such perfectly cooked dishes has captivated me every time.

Therefore, whenever I get a craving for Lebanese food, I try a new restaurant in Bucharest. I really like the food from Zaitoone, Mandaloun, which I will talk about on another occasion, but for now I want to share my impressions about a new discovery, near Cismigiu Park. This is a restaurant called Tulin, and it has a beautiful terrace upstairs. The view from the terrace is nice and you can see the pedestrians walking by on the street below.

When I arrived, the only clients in the restaurant were of Lebanese origin, and this reinforced my confidence in the choice I had made. Everyone knows that when a local chooses to eat in a specific restaurant, the food is definitely authentic!

With all confidence, we ordered adana kebab, hummus and a chicken shawarma, which was very good.

I was genuinely impressed from the outset by the freshness of the food. Everything I ordered was delicious, and the bill was not more than 100 lei, for food and drinks. You can see in the below pictures how good everything looks, and the aroma, ah, how good everything smelled!

This restaurant is located near Cismigiu Park, opposite the Schitu Magureanu Church, which is fantastic, since you can take a walk in the park to burn off all of those recently accumulated calories.

I hope that in the future I will have the courage to visit Lebanon, and to have the opportunity to taste their authentic dishes, with which I am absolutely in love. Until then, I can remain satisfied with the Lebanese restaurants in Bucharest, which, thank God, are in abundance.

Which Lebanese restaurants have you tried and which ones did you like the most?

 

Many hugs,

Mada