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I think it should say . I have a dry cleaning shop at Istanbul otogar (bus station)
Edited (Feb 19) by insallah [added what an otogar was  ]
I agree.
Added what otogar is... I hope I can steal a few moment of your time and tell you how I learned what otogar is. Or more correctly, why I´ll never forget
It was my second or possibly third visit to Turkey. My girlfriend (now wife) Ayşe and I were vising her uncle in Kemer. We were sitting in his boat, enjoying some tea, accompanied by Ayşe´s cousin and her husband.
I had learned a little Turkish, and said "Ayşe, çay istiyorum, lütfen". Her cousin´s husband looked at me, and said in German (jokingly, don´t take this seriously): "No no, you need to learn how to speak to a Turkish woman! Say like this: ´Çay istiyorum, O KADAR!´"
"Alright, this was it... what was that word again... I need to learn this... ok, here goes" I thought, and said: "Ayşe, çay istiyorum, OTOGAR!"
Of course everyone laughed at me, and this has been the most told joke in the family ever since. We even told the joke at the Turkish Embassy in Stockholm last year
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