Tsuruchan - Nagasaki

This place serves Turkish rice. I have no idea where the name comes from. the dish consists of garlic butter rice, napolitan, roast pork and salate. all of them are great to mix on their own and surprisingly good. they try to be on the opposite.

Unique and unexpected eating in nagasaki called Turkish rice with Pilaf rice very fragrant and buttery,) spagetthi in contrast to typical Japanese spagetthi, and very tomaten ey) with a large box of pork katsu. I would recommend to try the jipangu パANCEution I am not sure what this is) but it certainly taste unique in comparison to the recommended menu that is good but taste similar to curry)

A place that serves a Turkish rice gift that is famous in the opposite. I wish I knew the backstory because it wasn't something that was usually found together. it is worth trying, but only once. the shaved ice creamshake was quite solid. the restaurant was nice and cozy and the staff was great.

This is the place to go if they want to try the famous nagasaki Turkish rice. I have the nostalgic Toruku rice for 1380 and the semi-large original Nagasaki style milkshake. eating was definitely unique and quite fillable. the ladies who worked here were really nice and I recommend stopping for the experience. they have English menus and a welcoming hospitality and atmosphere.

Nice western style restaurant with lots of historic events. Looks like this is a popular spot, celebrities around the world have visited and left their marks. The signature dish with mixture of pasta flavor is a good call, or you may try the ladies lunch for a taste of everything. Good for tourists too.