Dishes you should try in Mesudiye: Mesudiye Mantısı, Keşkek and Karalahana Sarması. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Mesudiye is famous for.
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Prepared by boiling hand-rolled dough pieces filled with minced meat. This dish, which has an important place at local tables, is made using traditional recipes.
Prepared by cooking crushed wheat and lamb for a long time until it reaches a porridge-like consistency. Crushing the wheat and boiling it with meat for hours is a process that requires patience.
Prepared by wrapping collard green leaves around rice and minced meat and cooking them. Every household has its own version of this cabbage dish, which reflects family traditions in the kitchen.
These dishes are known throughout Ordu province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A pide registered with a geographical indication.
A toasted sandwich registered with a geographical indication.
A soup made with black cabbage, registered with a geographical indication.
A dessert registered with a geographical indication.
A halva registered with a geographical indication.
The ski centre on Topçam Plateau has made Mesudiye one of the Black Sea's winter tourism destinations.
The highland festivals held during the summer months are the most colourful events in the district, with horon performances, wrestling contests and local food competitions.
Mesudiye is known for 3 local dishes, above all Mesudiye Mantısı, Keşkek and Karalahana Sarması. Prepared by boiling hand-rolled dough pieces filled with minced meat. This dish, which has an important place at local tables, is made using traditional recipes.
Mesudiye is known for Mesudiye Mantısı, Mesudiye Kuru Ekmeği and Kış Sporları Kültürü. Its best-known sights include Topçam Plateau and Mesudiye Tarihi Evleri.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Mesudiye include Mesudiye Kuru Ekmeği, Mesudiye Balı and Mesudiye Cevizi.