The first restaurant in Turkey to hold two Michelin stars, in the old brewery quarter of Bomonti, where Fatih Tutak cooks his own country's terroir: Anatolian produce and half-forgotten technique reworked for a long, modern tasting menu.
Modern Turkish built on the country's own larder. Fatih Tutak sources Anatolian produce from local traders day by day and reworks practices that go back centuries for the present table. The format is a long tasting menu, precise and ingredient-led, that moves through the regions of Turkey over a single sitting. The kitchen also holds a Michelin Green Star for the way it handles sourcing and waste, a rare second award alongside the stars.
It carries two Michelin stars in the 2026 Guide Türkiye, the first restaurant in the country to reach that level, and it gets there on Turkish terms rather than an imported French or Nordic script. Tutak owns the kitchen he opened in 2019, and the food reads as an argument for his own country's table, confident and rooted in one place. For VANE that counts for more than another room chasing a borrowed style.
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