Paasha Turkish Cafe & Takeaway Pukekohe,Auckland

Location has a cool interior. I ate there twice. The first time on the takeaway side and had kebabs that were really good. Would have given 4 stars based on that visit. But we ate there the second time in the restaurant side. Got an inexperienced server who didn’t get the orders right and spent the next 2 days sick with food poisoning. So took away the 2 stars they got for food and service

Turkish coffee, superb! The Lamb Pizola, incredible!!! Beautifully made!!! Highly recommend this.Texture and flavour was awesome! Turkish Apple Tea, loved it! Don't forget to grab some sweets on your way out; Baklava, Turkish Delight, and Semolina Cakes.

Beautiful place with Friendly customer services. Made my lunch date pizza was delicious. Feels likes home to be seated. Highly recommended

just had lunch today here with my colleague, awesome price for the amount of food served, great tasting food too, cooked well, as well as it is presented well. great customer service friendly and place looks neat and tidy. bring flyers to the hospital so people can taste your food

Give me some Turkish Delights! no manners, they just kicked me out without giving me free food. Typical Greeks, remind me of Zeus's children. Speaking of children, all day long there is this boy in there, probably between the ages of 12-16, typical communists wearing masks all day! Otherwise the food is very amazing, especially the kebabs, top of the game food Turkish food, with great pizza and great sides. However it is not Halal as there is pork, so I have never eaten the pork pizza. There is a lot of alcohol so you can always be sure to have a good time here. The takeaway are is very fast, even though there is one old guy making it. The old guy kind of looks like the children so probably the children's grandfather. Also the manager looks like the children as well so probably the father, I don't know why that's important but I'm very confused as to why I'm saying this. Five starts because food is a must try, please go there! The Greco-Turkish War of 1919–1922 was fought between Greece and the Turkish National Movement during the partitioning of the Ottoman Empire in the aftermath of World War I, between May 1919 and October 1922. The Byzantine–Ottoman wars were a series of decisive conflicts between the Ottoman Turks and Byzantines that led to the final destruction of the Byzantine Empire and the rise of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman-Mamluk war took place from 1485 to 1491. GOOD PLACE

My Dad who is 88 years old rang me today to say that he had been taken to lunch at your restaurant. He said he had a wonderful time. The food was great prawns and the salad particularly fresh and nice to eat. He said he finished his meal off with a coffee which was just how he liked it. He said he was taken care of by caring staff who really looked after him. Thank you for making him so happy and content.

The lamb salad was divine! Also really enjoyed the iced coffee.Recommended dishesLahmajun Pizza, Baklava

Thoroughly enjoyed the Mezze plate, so delicious and great comments about food from four colleagues as well!. Such lovely friendly people and great service - highly recommend and will be visiting again when next in Pukekohe.

$14 for large salad and $15.50 for wrap, fries and drink deal! Although this is a takeaway side which we went, we are allowed to dine in, served with water and plates! Lastly, the kids were treated to the turkish sweets free of charge just before we leave. Friendly staff and good atmosphere! Highly recommended!

This is a rating for the TAKEAWAY SIDE ONLY of Paasha. We haven't tried the restaurant yet. I got a large shish kebabe meal on rice for $16 which was enough for my dinner and lunch the next day. AMAZING. My husband had a pita kebab which was almost enormous. You get what you paid for that for sure! As for quality and flavour, they were also above our expectations. Probably one of the best kebab meals we've ever had. The meat was quality, perfectly cooked with delicious flavours. We'll be back for more, often.