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Beef tantuni bread roll with tomato, red onion and parsley from Kuzine Turkish Street Food
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Kuzine Turkish Street Food

Turkish dining in Woodridge, Logan.

Kuzine Turkish Street Food is a mobile Turkish food truck built around tantuni, the Mersin street-food speciality of finely cut beef or chicken cooked in its own juices, finished on a hot domed pan, and served in a flatbread wrap, bread roll or plated with garlic yoghurt.

Suited to

It is a strong fit for a quick Turkish dinner around Woodridge and Logan, a casual takeaway stop, or anyone curious about tantuni rather than the usual kebab-shop order.

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Why this place

GP found Kuzine, visited independently and watched each order move from the domed pan to the finished roll. The care is visible in the process: the meat cooks in its own juices, is finished to order, and is balanced with fresh tomato, red onion, parsley and sumac. This is food with a clear place and method behind it, not a generic kebab-shop substitute. The official menu, prices and mobile weekly-location system were checked against Kuzine's own material, and the business supplied the food and truck photography used on this profile.

What to order

GP genuinely loved both the beef tantuni bread roll and the chicken tantuni plate. The beef is deep and savoury, while the fresh tomato, red onion, parsley and sumac stop the roll from feeling heavy. The chicken plate arrives cut into bite-sized pieces with garlic yoghurt, then finished with sizzling paprika butter. That hot, melted-butter finish was the part that stayed with him most: warm, rich and intensely memorable. It is the kind of taste that remains vivid well after the meal is over.

Good to know

Kuzine is mobile, so its location and service times can change from week to week. Check the official Instagram account before travelling. The menu was photographed and checked on 23 August 2026; availability and prices can still change.

Published menu snapshot

Menu and prices

Checked August 2026

Tantuni rolls and wraps

Beef Tantuni - Regular

$16.90

100g cooked beef in a wrap or bread roll with sumac-dressed tomato, red onion and parsley.

Beef Tantuni - Large

$22.90

150g cooked beef in a wrap or bread roll with sumac-dressed tomato, red onion and parsley.

Chicken Tantuni - Regular

$13.90

100g cooked chicken in a wrap or bread roll with sumac-dressed tomato, red onion and parsley.

Chicken Tantuni - Large

$17.90

150g cooked chicken in a wrap or bread roll with sumac-dressed tomato, red onion and parsley.

Tantuni plates

Beef Tantuni Plate - Regular

$19.90

Sliced tantuni with traditional garlic yoghurt and sizzling paprika butter sauce.

Beef Tantuni Plate - Large

$25.90

Sliced tantuni with traditional garlic yoghurt and sizzling paprika butter sauce.

Chicken Tantuni Plate - Regular

$16.90

Sliced tantuni with traditional garlic yoghurt and sizzling paprika butter sauce.

Chicken Tantuni Plate - Large

$20.90

Sliced tantuni with traditional garlic yoghurt and sizzling paprika butter sauce.

Sides and drinks

Signature Spiced Chips - Small

$6.50

Signature Spiced Chips - Regular

$8.50

Signature Spiced Chips - Large

$10.50

Homemade Ayran

$4.80

Traditional salted-yoghurt drink.

Make It a Meal

$8.50

Small chips and a soft drink.

Soft Drink

$3.80

Traditional desserts

Pumpkin Dessert

$8.90

Gently simmered pumpkin finished with tahini and crushed walnuts.

Muhallebi with Kataifi

Crispy kataifi pastry layered with silky milk pudding and topped with fresh seasonal fruit.

Menu information is a dated snapshot. Prices, ingredients, availability, allergens, and trading hours can change; verify the live ordering menu or contact the venue before ordering.

Known for

  • Mersin-style tantuni
  • Beef and chicken bread rolls
  • Homemade ayran
  • Traditional Turkish desserts

Opening hours

Opening hours can change. Check the restaurant's official website, booking platform, or social channels before visiting.

Photography

Okan and Burcu together inside the Kuzine Turkish Street Food kitchen
Okan and Burcu serving customers from the window of the Kuzine Turkish Street Food truck
Finished chicken tantuni plate with garlic yoghurt and sizzling paprika butter from Kuzine Turkish Street Food
Tantuni being finished on Kuzine's domed pan inside the mobile food truck
Chicken tantuni bread roll with tomato, red onion and parsley from Kuzine Turkish Street Food
Kuzine Turkish Street Food menu guide explaining Mersin-style tantuni and current plate options
Antalya pumpkin dessert with tahini and crushed walnuts from Kuzine Turkish Street Food
Homemade ayran, a traditional salted yoghurt drink, from Kuzine Turkish Street Food
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In conversation

Meet the person behind Kuzine Turkish Street Food.

The venue profile covers prices, menu and location. The conversation covers the person, ideas and practical work behind the business.

Okan and Burcu together inside the Kuzine Turkish Street Food truck

Founder portrait · Woodridge & Logan

Kuzine Turkish Street Food · Woodridge & Logan

A conversation with Okan & Burcu

Inside Kuzine

How Okan and Burcu brought Mersin-style tantuni to Logan, recovered from a devastating third-day setback and kept building together.

Common questions

Practical answers before booking.

Where is Kuzine Turkish Street Food trading this week?

Kuzine is a mobile food truck. Check its official Instagram account for the current Logan location and service update before travelling.

What should I order at Kuzine?

GP recommends the beef tantuni bread roll and the chicken tantuni plate. The chicken is cut into bite-sized pieces, served with garlic yoghurt and finished with sizzling paprika butter. The menu photographed on 23 August 2026 lists the regular chicken plate at $16.90.

What comes in Kuzine's tantuni?

Kuzine uses finely cut beef or diced chicken cooked in its own juices and finished on a hot domed pan. The wrap and bread-roll versions include tomato, red onion and parsley dressed with sumac; plate versions add garlic yoghurt and paprika butter sauce.

What is tantuni?

Tantuni is a Turkish street food associated with Mersin. Kuzine prepares finely sliced beef or diced chicken, cooks it in its own juices, then finishes it to order on a domed pan before serving it in flatbread, a bread roll or as a plate.

Can I order Kuzine tantuni in a wrap or bread roll?

Yes. The photographed menu offers beef and chicken tantuni in either a flatbread wrap or a bread roll, with regular and large sizes. The fillings include fresh tomato, red onion and parsley dressed with sumac.

What comes on the chicken tantuni plate?

Kuzine cuts the chicken tantuni into bite-sized pieces and serves it on a plate with garlic yoghurt and a sizzling paprika-butter sauce. The photographed menu lists regular and large chicken plates.

Is tantuni the same as a kebab?

No. Tantuni is associated with Mersin and uses finely cut beef or diced chicken cooked in its own juices, then finished to order on a domed pan. Kuzine serves it as a wrap, bread roll or plate rather than presenting it as a generic kebab.

Does Kuzine serve Turkish drinks and desserts?

Yes. The menu photographed on 23 August 2026 lists homemade ayran, Antalya-style pumpkin dessert with tahini and crushed walnuts, and muhallebi milk pudding layered with kataifi pastry. Check current availability before travelling.

How much is tantuni at Kuzine?

On the menu checked on 23 August 2026, regular beef tantuni was $16.90 and large beef was $22.90; regular chicken was $13.90 and large chicken was $17.90. Plate prices and sides are listed in the menu section above and may change.

How can the restaurant update this page?

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