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Beyoğlu café bill reaches TL 2,800; Kaplan urges CİMER complaint

A customer reportedly paid TL 2,800 for two teas and two hot chocolates at a Beyoğlu café. Trade Ministry adviser Bekir Kaplan urged the customer to file a complaint through CİMER.

Beyoğlu café bill reaches TL 2,800; Kaplan urges CİMER complaint
General News
Mirat Haber
12/11/2026 01:17
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A customer’s receipt showing a TL 2,800 bill for two teas and two hot chocolates at a café in Istanbul’s Beyoğlu district has drawn attention. According to Haberler.com, following criticism of the prices, Bekir Kaplan, the Trade Ministry’s adviser for press and public relations, asked the customer to submit a complaint through CİMER.

Key facts about the receipt and the call for a complaint

  • The shared receipt listed a glass of tea at TL 500.
  • A cup of hot chocolate was priced at TL 900.
  • Users called for inspections after the receipt was posted.
  • No official investigation into the business has yet been announced.

How did the bill reach TL 2,800?

According to Haberler.com, the receipt posted by the customer showed a total of TL 1,000 for two teas and TL 1,800 for two hot chocolates. The four drinks therefore cost TL 2,800. The customer shared a photograph of the receipt to publicise the bill.

Users responding to the post criticised businesses’ pricing policies, particularly in tourist areas, and called for inspections. The report presented these reactions as users’ views and requests.

The next step for the customer who paid the bill

The call to submit a complaint must be distinguished from an investigation. Kaplan’s comment raised expectations of an inspection into the business’s pricing, but no official investigation has yet been announced. His request therefore cannot be treated as a decision to impose a penalty on the business.

Questions about the bill and the CİMER request

Who asked the customer to submit a complaint through CİMER?

Bekir Kaplan, the Trade Ministry’s adviser for press and public relations, made the request. In a comment beneath the post, Kaplan asked the customer who paid the bill to submit a complaint through CİMER.

Has an official investigation into the café been launched?

No official investigation into the business has yet been announced. The reported development was Kaplan’s request for the customer to submit a complaint.

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