Günlüoğlu Baklavalari

There is only image, the rest is empty. taste zero

We went to 10 people, everyone drank seven, we also celebrated for a friend. We got a big cake. Shamelessly asked for a service charge of 5 TL per person. Eating, drinking and drinking bidet cake We have received from you bidet per person fork plate service charge to ask for rudeness.

I wish it was the curl we took, I guess I would take a picture of it. It looked so bright and fresh that it is not inconvenient. Anyway, I took the first bite and while I was biting, I said how nice it was to be minced meat, it tasted the palate and burned it while passing through the throat, what burned it ? If you read and learn how to understand baklava using glucose syrup on Google, you will buy baklava from this patisserie and experience it yourself. As a venue, Mut is perhaps the most honest place among the pastry types, but the price is also cheap, the walnut baklava was 25 or 30 a kilo I guess. I wish they had used materials worthy of showing off. (The one that was bought went to the trash, otherwise we would go to the hospital from a sugar coma altogether)

I bought a cake for her birthday. The cake is out of order. It was too sour to be eaten. Even though I asked, they sold the spoiled cake. Anyway, I said, we recently bought tulumba dessert and it turned out to be broken. I definitely do not recommend buying a cake from there. Besides, they are not nice at all.

Terrible times! I didn't know where to start. I never buy a dessert like baklava from a place I don't know, but I bought it as a gift in a city I don't know. When you look from the outside, the place is stylish. They weigh the baklava with its box, without being tared. The 1 kg box is 69 grams, the person filling the desserts put the box first, so I could see it on the scale. Then he put in something called cold baklava, which tastes like baby biscuit mixed with milk (unfortunately, I did not know the taste when ordering). 1030 gr in total. He didn't take 69 grams out of it. The box itself is in this account, which corresponds to approximately 5 TL. The answer given when I asked was more absurd. The box itself was more expensive than the baklava. The same happened when buying a nightingale's nest, and its box was not tared. In short, you pay varying prices for the box over the kg price of the sweet you buy, dear people! If you were buying it for yourself, I would definitely go out. Is this how business works, for God's sake! Well, at least put a few liras more on the price of the desserts, but don't play the tricky trick on the scale. As for the taste: Nightingale's nest is just sugar, maybe glucose syrup, God knows. Cold baklava is like baby biscuits, but it costs 70 TL per kilo. The choice is yours.

A nice place in Mut. There is also a patisserie cafe mix, sherbet dessert, cookies and sweet and savory.

If you look at the image, you would think that the taste is number ten. But if you look at the taste, you will eat stale baklava. This flavor does not suit that image.