After running some errands around the city, my tummy started rumbling like it knew that it was time for lunch. I wanted food that is not too complicated, simple but tasty, with delicious coffee and an informal setting. I was reminded of a place we visited one week end but which was closed as it was only open on weekdays, selling Gozleme. We can find gozleme outlets in several suburbs. The two branches of Goz City in the CBD are closed week ends because their target market is the 9-5 working crowd, who mostly want take away.

The one we went to in Collins St is tiny but this did not affect the large number of buyers who filled this place seeking to eat. Alhamdulillah, the three of us got a seat with a small table. The food reminded me of the street food martabak in Indonesia even though the taste was different but it looked almost similar. Gozleme is also street food from Turkey. The service is quite fast and friendly and the prices are adequate for a tasty, filling meal.

Sehabis mengerjakan urusan tak terasa waktunya makan siang. Pantas sedari tadi perutku sakit. Aku ingin makanan yang tidak terlalu ribet, sederhana tapi enak, kopi yang sedap serta tempat yang tidak formal. Aku teringat tempat yang kami kunjungi pada waktu week end tutup dan hanya buka dihari-hari kerja inilah Goz City. Mereka ada di pusat kota karena mereka mentargetkan pembelinya dari kalangan pekerja.

Ruangan yang begitu sempit tidak mempengaruhi pembeli untuk datang memenuhi tempat makan ini. Alhamdulillah kami bertiga dapat tempat duduk dengan meja yang sangat pas-pasan. Aku teringat tukang martabak di Indonesia walau rasa berbeda jauh tapi kelihatan hampir mirip. Gozleme ini juga street food dari Turkey. Service cukup cepat dan baik, harga memadai…selamat mencoba.

Details

Goz City, 502 Little Collins Melbourne

Monday to Friday 730am – 4pm

Closed weekends

There is another branch at

50 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

Halal meat used. No pork on the menu.