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Zigana

"Zigana" is a mountain near our village that holds a place in all our hearts

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Zigana brings the rich flavors of Turkey to Didcot, offering an authentic dining experience rooted in tradition. Named after a cherished mountain near our founders’ hometown, our restaurant is dedicated to serving genuine Turkish cuisine that reflects the heart of family cooking. Each dish is prepared with care using high-quality ingredients, creating a menu that caters to all tastes. We invite you to relax in our welcoming atmosphere, whether you’re enjoying a cozy dinner for two or celebrating with family and friends. Join us at Zigana for an unforgettable culinary journey that honors our heritage.

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phil webb

5 Google Rating

Having eaten in several times before we had take out for the first time. Just as good. Great food we

5/ 5

Having eaten in several times before we had take out for the first time. Just as good. Great food well cooked and full of flavour.

Toni Brayfield

5 Google Rating

We had a lovely family celebration dinner here tonight, the food was great and the staff were really

5/ 5

We had a lovely family celebration dinner here tonight, the food was great and the staff were really attentive and friendly with a speedy service. Also on a side note the ladies bathroom facilities were amazing! Great job, lovely atmosphere and would highly recommend 👌

P R

3 Google Rating

I have ordered from Zigana many times and have always enjoyed the food. However the last time i call

3/ 5

I have ordered from Zigana many times and have always enjoyed the food. However the last time i called to place an order (and a big one at that) the man was incredibly rude to me. I still placed the order but i probably won't come back after being spoken to that way.

QHuss

3 Google Rating

Clean and tidy, but it is not the original taste of Turkey I am afraid! They probably use sheep and

3/ 5

Clean and tidy, but it is not the original taste of Turkey I am afraid! They probably use sheep and not tender lamb meat, therefore, the kebab and kofta were tasteless! This is however, the case of most of the Turkish restaurants that I have visited in the UK.

Yuri Merla

5 Google Rating

Absolutely amazing food every time. Our favourite Turkish restaurant by far. Fully recommend.

5/ 5

Absolutely amazing food every time. Our favourite Turkish restaurant by far. Fully recommend.

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  • Saturday12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Sunday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • Monday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • Thursday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
  • Friday12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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