We decided to go dancing on the weekend so Friday night we went out to dinner and then headed to Supperclub. For dinner we ate at Cezayir, which was a really cute place. It's half outdoors, half indoors and the tables outside are surrounded by trees and cats roam free. It definitely had a fantasy/Alice in Wonderland vibe to it.
We were given little round rolls to start with and we each decided to have a glass of the house white wine. The wine wasn't fantastic but I didn't mind drinking it. For our entrees, I had pasta with sea bass, salmon, tomatoes, and basil while D had bacon carbonara. Both were decent and satisfying. For dessert we had this fudgy, chocolatey torte. It was super rich but not too heavy.
Afterwards, we took a taxi to Supperclub, which is kind of like Pacha in that it has locations all over the globe. The Turkish nightlife experience was v. different. Drinks were incredibly strong - even cocktails meant to taste sweet and gentle (like a mojito, for example) would kick you in the face with its alcoholic pungency. There were some DJs spinning fun music but no one was dancing! It was super strange. However, D and I danced and had fun.
The morning after, however, was not a pretty sight. Those strong drinks did kick us in the butts so we needed some really comforting hangover food. After a bit of internet research, we found a Korean restaurant within walking distance of the hotel called Seoul Jeong Restaurant. We headed over and indulged in the food we know best. I had ramen while D had yukhaejang. It definitely hit the spot and pulled us out of our funk so that we could go and explore the city some more.
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