Turquoise Restaurant

As a food enthusiast and avid restaurant reviewer, I was thrilled to discover the hidden gem that is Turquoise Restaurant.

Restaurant Info

• Restaurant Type: Turkish, Mediterranean, Halal
• Address: 2147 W Roscoe St Chicago, IL 60618 , USA
• Phone: (773) 549-3523

Turquoise Restaurant offers a culinary journey with its rich flavors, vibrant atmosphere, and dedication to serving only halal cuisine. Whether you’re a foodie looking for new flavors or simply seeking a delicious meal in a welcoming setting, Turquoise has something for everyone.

Mixed Greens Salad is a symphony of textures and flavors that left me wanting more! The freshness of the mixed greens, perfectly balanced with an array of crunchy vegetables like cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and carrots, set the tone for what was to come. A light drizzle of zesty lemon vinaigrette added just the right amount of tanginess, elevating each bite into a delightful experience.

Fried Calamari Rings were crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with delicate batter perfectly cooked encasing squid rings that melted in my mouth. A sprinkle of parsley and a squeeze of lemon added freshness to each bite, while the side of creamy tzatziki sauce provided an addictive contrast in texture.

The Cheesecake was nothing short of heavenly. The velvety smoothness of the cheesecake was perfectly balanced by a crumbly graham cracker crust, while the sweetness was tempered by a hint of citrus zest. Each bite was a masterclass in texture and flavor.

Upscale Casual, Fine Dining, Good Service

Rating is 4 out of 5. reviews:

The ambience was okay. It felt like the place was stuck in 90s decor but it wasn’t bad. The lighting was good. Wish it had some kind of music.The food was…

Highly suggest checking out this delicious find! This night I was catching up with a friend, and we ordered several items to share. Each dish was delicious,…

A fantastic experience all around! Do yourself a favor and get the mussels dish, it was SO delicious. And dipping it with the complimentary bread was…