Dibek's location is quite hidden, in an inconspicuous position on the corner of the street, the store brand is behind a cluster of flowers, standing at the door but I don't know how to go, and asked an uncle how to go, the uncle almost smiled, pointed to me behind, squawking, here. It's so small and fresh, surrounded by green grass and pink flowers, and helped the sisters who were traveling together to come to a literary and artistic soap slice. After entering, there was a very punctual long-legged Turkish girl to entertain, the seats were all sofa-style, cross-legged cushions, large long tables, and typical Turkish Mediterranean style. The food is mainly olive oil as a cooking raw material with local specialties of seafood, fresh fruits and vegetables, meat (Tomato Cheese Bureau we ordered the most classic Turkish crock beef, Cappadocia's crock beef is really delicious, Beef with mushrooms and other auxiliary materials are made with a thick soup. Looking at the pot is not big, but the ingredients inside are really a lot, the meat is tender and thick. It is so delicious.