Dishes you should try in Yomra: Kuymak, Hamsi Tava and Yomra Elması (Yomra apple). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Yomra is famous for.
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Kuymak, made by stirring maize flour and Trabzon cheese into butter and cooking them, is an essential breakfast dish on Yomra tables.
Fresh anchovies fried in maize flour, the most loved flavour of the winter months. Served with maize bread. Coating them with maize flour and frying them in a pan is the most common cooking method.
An apple variety that bears the name of the district; it is said not to grow outside the district. It has received a geographical indication registration from the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office.
These dishes are known throughout Trabzon province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Köfte (meatballs) with a registered geographical indication.
Rice pudding with a registered geographical indication.
Kuymak (muhlama) with a registered geographical indication.
Bread with a registered geographical indication.
Pide with a registered geographical indication.
Keşan with a registered geographical indication.
The people of Yomra migrate to the plateaus in the summer months and maintain traditional plateau life. Horon dances and entertainment with the kemençe are important parts of cultural life.
Yomra is known for 3 local dishes, above all Kuymak, Hamsi Tava and Yomra Elması (Yomra apple). Kuymak, made by stirring maize flour and Trabzon cheese into butter and cooking them, is an essential breakfast dish on Yomra tables.
Yomra is known for Kuymak, Yomra Elması and Black Sea Plateau Culture. Its best-known sights include Yomra Coast and Oymalıtepe.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Yomra include Yomra Elması and Fındık.