Nagasaki's Mysterious Turkish Rice
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Discover Nagasaki's local specialty, 'Turkish rice,' a delightful dish that surprisingly includes a pork cutlet and spaghetti. Find the best version at Nicky Arnstein, recommended by local taxi drivers.
Nagasaki offers unique attractions like Huis Ten Bosch and Gunkanjima, but don't miss the local culinary experience: Turkish rice. Despite its name, this dish features a pork cutlet, rice pilaf, and Napolitan pasta, creating a surprising yet beloved combination.
For the best Turkish rice, head to Nicky Arnstein, a restaurant recommended by Nagasaki's taxi drivers. With around 200 varieties, the most popular is 'Turkish rice #703,' a generous plate featuring a pork cutlet, croquette, omelet, and salad.
Nicky Arnstein has two locations, including one at JR Nagasaki Station. Be prepared for a wait during lunch, but the generous portions and delicious flavors, especially the creamy croquette, make it a worthwhile culinary adventure.
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