Dishes you should try in Yüreğir: Adana Kebabı, Ciğer Şiş (liver skewers), Şalgam Suyu (fermented turnip juice) and Humus (chickpea dip). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Yüreğir is famous for.
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The famous kebab, with minced meat pressed onto skewers and grilled over charcoal.
Lamb liver on skewers, also eaten as a breakfast dish.
An indispensable drink at Adana tables.
A meze made with chickpeas, tahini and lemon.
These dishes are known throughout Adana province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A summer dessert made of shaved ice, starch pudding, icing sugar and rose syrup. Adana bici bici is registered with a geographical indication; it is found at street vendors and cafés.
Lamb tripe filled with spiced rice stuffing and boiled, served with cumin at street stalls in the evening.
A Çukurova dish in which large stuffed bulgur dumplings (the mother) and small unfilled ones (the daughter) meet in a sour soup with chickpeas.
Adana-style içli köfte, in which a thin bulgur dough is filled with a minced-meat stuffing and baked or fried.
A street food prepared by boiling and then frying intestines filled with a rice stuffing.
The district takes its name from the Yüreğir clan of the Oghuz.
Çukurova cotton remains an important crop in the district's rural areas.
Yüreğir is known for 4 local dishes, above all Adana Kebabı, Ciğer Şiş (liver skewers), Şalgam Suyu (fermented turnip juice) and Humus (chickpea dip). The famous kebab, with minced meat pressed onto skewers and grilled over charcoal.
Yüreğir is known for Adana Kebabı, Cotton and Yüreğir Clan. Its best-known sights include Misis (Mopsuestia) Ancient City and Misis Mosaic Museum.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Yüreğir include Cotton, Citrus Fruit and Peanut.