Dishes you should try in Sarıgöl: Manisa Kebabı, Çöp Şiş (skewered meat), Aşure and Keşkek Day (Ayan Neighbourhood tradition) and Sultaniye grapes. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Sarıgöl is famous for.
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Prepared by marinating lamb in special spices and cooking it. This dish, which has an important place at the tables of local people, is prepared using traditional recipes. Prepared by local people on special occasions, it is a symbol of hospitality.
Prepared by threading small pieces of meat onto thin skewers and grilling them over charcoal. It can be tasted in its most authentic form at local markets and home restaurants.
The people of Ayan Neighbourhood in Sarıgöl hold an aşure and keşkek day every year in the month of Muharram.
Seedless table grapes grown on the Sarıgöl Plain.
These dishes are known throughout Manisa province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Meatballs with a registered geographical indication.
Meatballs with a registered geographical indication.
A local dish with a registered geographical indication.
A simit with a registered geographical indication.
Halva with a registered geographical indication.
Sarıgöl is known for its grape-growing tradition. The grape harvest celebrations held at harvest time are part of the district's cultural identity.
Sarıgöl is known for 4 local dishes, above all Manisa Kebabı, Çöp Şiş (skewered meat), Aşure and Keşkek Day (Ayan Neighbourhood tradition) and Sultaniye grapes. Prepared by marinating lamb in special spices and cooking it. This dish, which has an important place at the tables of local people, is prepared using traditional recipes. Prepared by local people on special occasions, it is a symbol of hospitality.
Sarıgöl is known for Manisa Kebabı, Grapes and Viticulture Culture. Its best-known sights include Sarıgöl Ulu Mosque and Vineyards.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Sarıgöl include Grapes.