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Oburus MomusA-

Adil, Akba Sokak No:13, 07580 Kaş/Antalya, Türkiye · Vegetarian restaurant

Destination-worthy vegetarian spot with sunset views and creative fusion dishes; excellent for plant-based diners, but expect waits, service inconsistencies, and a mandatory service charge.

The verdict

Oburus Momus delivers solid A-grade performance anchored by exceptional sunset views and design paired with strong creative vegetarian cuisine—buffalo cauliflower and mushroom pasta earn consistent praise. However, variable execution across visits and uneven service during peak hours prevent grade A territory, while the no-reservation policy creates predictable friction that affects the overall experience for timing-sensitive diners.

About this restaurant

Perched on the peninsula with a wide-open horizon, Oburus Momus feels warm and buzzing at golden hour. Guests gush about the view and cocktails while servers juggle a no-reservations list. One diner summed it up: "Sunset here turns dinner into a little event," though another warned about long waits at peak. In the kitchen the team leans plant-forward and playful, mixing Southeast Asian cues with Mediterranean comfort. Think buffalo cauliflower, miso or beet risottos, and a creamy mushroom pasta that wins many fans. There are occasional misses—a gingery pad thai, the odd underseasoned salad—but most plates land flavorful and satisfying for both vegans and curious omnivores. Families do fine here if kids like familiar items. Safer bets include hummus with bread, fries, tofu, simple pastas, and desserts. There is no formal kids menu, and the terrace is all about sunset timing, so early arrivals are kinder for little ones.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Cliffside peninsula with boutique hotels and sea views, drawing sunset seekers and vacationers.

Safety: Generally safe, tourist-focused area with steady foot traffic around hotels; lighting adequate.

What's nearby: Near boutique hotels and seaside platforms; sunset vantage points popular; limited street parking uphill.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Oburus Momus?

Go for the Buffalo Cauliflower or Dynamite Tofu to start, then pick the Wild Mushroom Pasta or Oburus Bowl for mains.

What should I know before going to Oburus Momus?

It’s casual but brings long waits at sunset, a 10% service charge, and limited parking.

What's Oburus Momus like?

Sunset here turns dinner into an event, with a stylish dining room and panoramic ocean views.

Opening Hours

Monday15:00–23:00 Tuesday15:00–23:00 Wednesday15:00–23:00 Thursday15:00–23:00 Friday15:00–23:00 Saturday15:00–23:00 Sunday15:00–23:00
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