Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant (Tbilisi)

Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant is a popular halal Turkish and Middle Eastern restaurant located on Davit Aghmashenebeli Street, one of the liveliest areas of Tbilisi. The address is approximately 130 Davit Aghmashenebeli Street, Tbilisi.

The venue is described as a halal concept restaurant offering selections from Turkish, Arabic and Middle Eastern cuisine, preferred for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

When we consider the structure of Gezimaris, this place is especially:

• Those looking for halal and familiar taste in Tbilisi,
• Those who miss Turkish cuisine,
• Those traveling with family or large groups of friends

It is a very logical and easy to reach stop.

Location and Transportation

Davit Aghmashenebeli Street, one of Tbilisi's main arteries, is renowned for its 19th-century classical architecture, steeped in historical fabric. The street is largely pedestrianized, offering a pleasant pedestrian walkway lined with restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. 

Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant is located on this street, in the most restaurant-dense part of the Marjanishvili neighborhood. The area is administratively part of the Chughureti district. 

Transportation notes:

• Metro: Walking distance to Marjanishvili metro stop (Davit Aghmashenebeli Street runs up from the metro).  
• Pedestrian: Tbilisi If you are staying in the city center, it is a short taxi ride or a pleasant walk on the Rustaveli – Marjanishvili line.
• Evening atmosphere: In the evening, the street transforms into a full-blown “dining & socializing” hotspot with lighting, music and a crowd, making Supra an attractive spot for dinner.

Atmosphere and Decoration

The restaurant's interior, inspired by Turkish and Middle Eastern influences, features colorful fabrics, patterned walls, and classic woodwork. Photos show a warm, homey, and comfortable atmosphere, with red and white chairs, patterned wall panels, and warm lighting.

Featured atmosphere details:

• Long tables for families and large groups,
• Comfortable seating and acoustics suitable for conversation,
• Not overly touristy, but a mix of "neighborhood restaurant + Turkish restaurant" feel,
• It's an atmosphere that's especially lively in the evenings, but not too tiring when you sit inside.

Madloba and other sources describe the restaurant as “a comfortable, peaceful, family-friendly, laid-back and friendly atmosphere.”

Menu and Featured Flavors

Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant, as its name suggests, focuses on Turkish and halal cuisine. RestaurantGuru notes that the grilled chicken skewers, lamb chops, and salads are particularly prominent here, while the baklava, for dessert, has garnered positive reviews from guests.

The menu generally revolves around the following categories (based on examples in the sources and typical Turkish restaurant menus):

• Grills & Kebabs: Chicken shish, lamb shish, meatballs, mixed grill style plates, served with rice and salad.
• Döner & Portion Meats: Döner and similar meats served both in portions and in wraps/platters (a safe choice for travelers who enjoy Turkish döner).
• Pide & Lahmacun Style Products: The photos show products that resemble classic Turkish pide; the pide served on a large board in the middle of the tables is particularly striking.
• Breakfast & Spread Style: Turkish breakfast-like plates consisting of various cheeses, olives, tomatoes-cucumbers, greens, eggs and bread products; ideal for breakfast or late breakfast.
• Appetizers & Salads: Shepherd's salad, green salad, pickles and garnishes; the colorful plates spread out on the table are clearly visible in the photos.
• Desserts: Baklava and sherbet desserts are particularly popular; they're a great option to end your meal with Turkish tea or coffee.
• Beverages: Turkish tea, coffee, soft drinks, and classic beverage options are available. The halal concept emphasizes the focus on non-alcoholic options.

Prices, Service and Reviews

• RestaurantGuru reports that Google users gave Supra Turkish Halal Restaurant a score of around 4,1 and found the price/performance balance to be positive.
• Madloba's source states that the venue serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is suitable for families and large groups.
• Listed on TripAdvisor as "Supra Restaurant," the establishment is said to offer halal, Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisine, breakfast, lunch and dinner service, and card payment options.

Overall impression:

• Price level: Mid-range; not "cheap street food" but not as expensive as Tbilisi's upscale fine-dining venues either – it's possible to get a satisfying grill/kebab menu on a reasonable budget. (I'm basing this on source comments.)
• Service: Staff mostly speaks Turkish, Georgian and occasionally Russian/Can communicate in English; "friendly, helpful staff" is frequently emphasized in the comments.

Who is it addressed to?

Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant is especially suitable for the following profiles:

• Travelers looking for halal food: Georgia Those who want to continue with reliable halal meat dishes after trying the cuisine.
• Those who miss Turkish cuisine: A good escape for those who stay in Tbilisi for a long time and want to eat kebab one evening.
• Families and large groups: Suitable for families with children and groups of friends thanks to the large tables and family-friendly atmosphere.
• Those who want to eat late at night: According to TripAdvisor data, it has a wide range of working hours, from 07:00 to 23:30, making it a good choice for late dinners.

Visiting Tips

• Rush hour: In the evenings, especially on weekends, the street is generally busy; if possible, it's best to go a little early or expect a short wait.
• Reservations: If you're going with a large group, it's a good idea to call ahead and make a reservation (Madloba states that reservations are possible).
• Foreign Exchange & Payment: Accepting credit cards is a significant advantage; you do not have to carry cash in your pocket all the time.

What should you order?

• • A nice starter with mixed grill + salad to share,
  • A typical “Turkish restaurant” finale with baklava & tea.

Places to Visit Nearby

After eating at Supra, take a short walk on the same street:

• You can photograph the historical buildings of Davit Aghmashenebeli Street and examine the restored facades of 19th-century architecture.  
• You can visit the cafes around Marjanishvili Square and observe the local life of Tbilisi.  

This transforms Supra from a place where you can just "fill your stomach and leave" into a mini route that combines walking, photography and the city atmosphere.

Gezimaris Commentary

Supra Halal Turkish Restaurant from Gezimaris perspective:

• You can find halal, Turkish and Middle Eastern flavors together in Tbilisi,
• Combined with the lively atmosphere of Davit Aghmashenebeli Street,
• Family-friendly, budget-friendly and a “safe haven” feel for the Turkish traveler
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If you're planning to spend a few days in Tbilisi, balancing one evening of Georgian cuisine (khachapuri, khinkali) with the next with Turkish grills and baklava at Supra seems like the ideal combination to please both palate and stomach.