Metro Indian Restaurant
Restaurant in Subiaco

As we were a middle class family from Turkey, dad tried to work as a salesman however it was extremely firm for him in our fresh home with trivial English, dad was never cut out to be a factory worker. He had an interest in food so he rented a rundown diner in Fleming ton, which had a growing population of migrant Turks. Dad old his salesman skills (in Turkish and broken English) to encourage drifting shift workers in the nearby factories to try his wife's bowl of warm soup and some grilled kofte as opposed to the conventional offerings of the local shops. Dad had to keep the diner open for 24 hours a day and made safe he was there personally to serve all the meals when the shift workers arrived. At the age of 7 the pot was nearly as large as I was, it wasn't so bad for my brother who was 13 at the time. To this day when ever I hear a train I tranquil think of those days. The worn folk of Fleming ton calm talk about dad’s diner like it was yesterday. Succeeding on from dad's humble diner we are still continuing the passion at Alaturka Cuisine today right here in the superior city in Australia, my mum tranquil prepares food for us, this time preparing our famous anti pasta. Mani is distinctly Turkish pasta more famous from the central Anatolian city of Kayseri where our family originates. Every woman in Kayseri is either born or married into the gentle and pain staking art of making anti pasta. Mani is a dish that requires allot of preparation and patience. Flour and water are mixed into a bowl prior being rolled into svelte sheets then cut into small diamond shapes, the filling is added and all 4 corners of the diamond shape pasta are joined one by one, we wont tell you what happens next, except to say that this recipe has been in our family for around 200 years and is quiet being passed down to the after generation. All dishes cooked at Alaturka Cuisine are freshly prepared and of course HALAL We look forward to serving you soon and sharing our unique cuisine with you but be ready to expect something quite special. Alaturka comes from the worn world impaired school meaning of Turkey, perhaps same to what Latin is too Italian.