Kampin Pippuri
Turkish-inspired restaurant serving lunch and à la carte meals in central Helsinki
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Kampin Pippuri
Kampin Pippuri is a restaurant serving Turkish-inspired dishes, including kebabs, pizzas, falafel, burgers, salads, and meat, chicken and fish meals. It also offers weekday lunch dishes prepared in its kitchen.
The restaurant serves diners in Helsinki through its lunch and à la carte menus. Kampin Pippuri Oy was founded in 2015 and is based in Helsinki, Finland.
Product: Restaurant dining with lunch and à la carte menus featuring Turkish-inspired dishes and other meals.
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