Tallinn's street-food scene centres on the lively Balti Jaama Turg market hall in Kalamaja, where small counters trade side by side. Friikabaar, Kebaboom, Pelmen, Kauss and Panda Köök all sit there on Kopli 1, offering everything from fries and kebabs to dumplings and Asian bowls in one place.
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Try Belgian-style hand-cut fries
Friikabaar inside Balti Jaama Turg runs Belgian-style hand-cut fries with a long sauce menu,one of the food-hall cult counters in the Kopli-end of the market.
Try Shawarma and falafel
Kebaboom inside Balti Jaama Turg runs Turkish-style shawarma and falafel from the spit, one of the most-loved counters of the food-hall street.
Try Russian and Estonian dumplings
Pelmen at Balti Jaama Turg runs handmade Russian-style pelmeni and Estonian dumplings to order with sour cream,dill and butter,one of the food-street anchors.
Try Estonian poke-style grain bowls
Kauss at Balti Jaama Turg builds Estonian poke-style grain bowls with local fish, pickles and rye, a quick-counter lunch in the food-hall street.
Try Vietnamese-style banh mi and pho
Panda Köök inside Balti Jaama Turg runs Vietnamese-style banh mi and pho from a small open kitchen, one of the most popular counters on the food-hall street.
