Domino's in Turkey?

Yes, indeed, Domino's delivers to Istanbul. It's not quite the same but a similar version nonetheless: less sauce, the cheese more browned on top, and the pepperoni not quite a pork product. They have the 30-minutes-or-less promise, that is, unless you order more than one pizza. They weren't all that late, but we were shocked when the delivery man showed up with four as opposed to two pizzas. Apparently, Domino's has an automatic buy-one-get-one deal with college students, so we have lunch for tomorrow too!

Is it better than American Domino's? While I understand the eating establishment is not among the most elite eating establishments in our country, I do like my occasional greasy pizza, and--like its American counterpart--this pizza gets the job done. I liked it actually a bit more than the ones at home because the cheese seemed a little more fresh here.

I do believe I like the American Domino's cold the next day better than the Turkish Domino's, although both are acceptable forms of college sustenance.