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At A la Turka we serve dishes originating from Gaziantep, a city and settlement in Turkey’s South Eastern region. Being on the silk route, the region has a huge diversity and fusion of cultures. Its cuisine from all over the world gives the region the name ‘Food paradise’.


Giving the best possible service to our customers is very important to us and we are pleased to welcome people of all cultures to introduce and share the fl avours of Turkey.


WESTGATE 15 St. Dunstans St, Canterbury, Kent CT2 8AF | 01227 639102 | westgate@ala-turka.co.uk NORTHGATE 111 Northgate, Canterbury, Kent CT1 1BH | 01227 636839 | northgate@ala-turka.co.uk HERNE BAY 61 Central Parade, Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 5JG | 01227 370707 | hernebay@ala-turka.co.uk


www.ala-turka.co.uk A La Turka in Canterbury @A_LaTurka


Canterbury’s Arabian Delight Azouma Restaurant


Azouma is proud to have been voted in the top 3 of the best Arabian delights in the country by AA Gill in the


Sunday Times, January 2015


Azouma has been recognised as one of the very best for our warm atmosphere and authentic food which together gives you a rich fl avour and a real experience of Morocco.


Taste every part of Morocco with our generous Lunchtime Buffet or come and try our authentic style evening menu.


4 Church Street, Canterbury, Kent CT1 1NH


01227 760076 azouma.co.uk


SET IN THE PICTURESQUE HAMLET OF MONKS HORTON, NEAR SELLINDGE


t: 01303 812182 e: info@theblackhorse.uk.com


• Italian specialities and local produce • Sunday Carvery • Local Ales • Ample car parking • Personalised catering for functions, parties and special occasions


FAMILY GARDEN WITH PLAY AREA


Fiddling Lane, Monks Horton, TN25 6AP www.theblackhorse.uk.com


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