Ada Restaurant

The restaurant on the outside was questionable. the stairs heading up felt like going to an apartment instead of a restaurant. once upstairs, a waiter said, “we are fully booked, i can get you seated but you will have to wait for 15-20 minutes for food. when hearing this i was shocked because the restaurant was completely empty except for one group of four sitting at a table. however, once we sat down i was in awe at the many food options, including a small kid’s menu and a wine menu. i had ordered the chicken skewers and to my delight came in less than 20 minutes. the food was worth it and goes down as one of our best meals in belfast.

A lovely find. well worth having a meal here. reasonably priced and the food was exceptional. we had a few mixed mezze for starters and then a mixed grill. finished off with baklava and proper turkish coffee. wonderful and can't fault it.

Great food, great location and great personnel. i had some chicken stew (with onion and mushroom) and my partner had the kofte. restaurant looks like a typical restaurant in turkey and food also reminds me of it. great location right in the center of belfast. definitely recommend!!! next time i will try the baklava too as i have not had the chance to taste last time.

We came interested in turkish food, for starters i ordered pickled aubergine with walnuta, if you like pickled it was tasty and it woke up your appetite. for the main meal we had (tavuk sote) a tomato based sauce with chicken, cheese and mushrooms, it tasted okay like a regular dinner, it wasnt too special and tastes regular like a homemade meal, the lamb chop was also a little regular and it didnt taste that well. the turkish beer was decent, and the baklava was very nice although the price was high for the portion which was small. i probably wouldnt go a second time but maybe some other foods in this resteraunt may be better.