Friday Night Dinner: Et House

A couple of months ago, I asked my wife to see if she could book some different cuisines for our Friday nights out. This request resulted in the visit to Mriya Neo Bistro, and a reservation at Et House, a Turkish restaurant close to Swiss Cottage. When we arrived at the restaurant it was pretty quiet, but we were welcomed in, picking a table up towards the back of the restaurant.

For our starters, we shared some Babaganush, which was served with a flat bread, and Mantar, sautéed mushrooms with butter and garlic, covered in melted cheese.

For her main, my wife chose the Sarma Lamb Beyti — minced with spices and garlic, and served in a lava bread with some yoghurt on the side. A spicy tomato-y sauce completed the dish. I had the Mixed Shish — marinated chicken and lamb cubes, served with a salad, rice, and bulgur wheat.

With our meal I enjoyed a bottle of Efes Draft, and my wife a Turkish red wine.

The dishes were all nicely spiced, not too strong, but with a good flavour. The meal was nothing very special, but enjoyable and decently priced. We did order too much though, as the portions were generous.

If you're near Swiss Cottage and fancy a low-key meal, Et House will do just fine.

Babaganush
Babaganush
1 / 5
Mantar
Mantar
2 / 5
Mixed Shish
Mixed Shish
3 / 5
Lamb Beyti
Lamb Beyti
4 / 5
Onion Salad
Onion Salad
5 / 5

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