Here’s the list of items on the menu with their prices and a description:
HOT APPETIZER
- Parmigiana Di Melanzane ($29): A classic Italian dish featuring layered eggplant, rich tomato sauce, and melted mozzarella, Parmesan kissed by the warmth of the oven.
- Oliva Ascolana ($22): Deep-fried green olives, stuffed with minced meat — a crispy shell gives way to a savory, meaty heart.
- Porchetta ($28): Home-roasted pork belly, an aromatic and tender journey with each bite.
- Fresh Mussels ($30): Cook with Sambuca and white wine, a dish that sings the songs of the sea.
- Arancini ($24): Deep-fried risotto balls, rich with minced meat and a gooey mozzarella core.
- Bruschetta ($18): Grilled bread with various toppings, a symphony of freshness in every bite.
- Focaccia ($14): Oven-baked classic Italian bread, simplicity and tradition in every slice.
COLD APPETIZER
- Vitello Tonnato ($30): Sliced veal with a creamy tuna sauce, a harmonious blend of the land and sea.
- Buffalo Caprese ($20): Semi-soft Italian cheese, ripe red sliced tomatoes, and basil, the tricolor of Italian pride.
- Burrata (300g) ($40): Soft Italian cheese, a buttery core enveloped in a delicate pouch.
- Carpaccio Di Manzo ($28): Finely sliced raw beef, a dance of delicate textures and flavors.
- Alici Marinate ($25): Fresh anchovies marinated in vinegar and lemon, a zesty awakening of the palate.
- Insalata Di Polpo ($26): Sliced fresh octopus with wild rocket and lemon, a refreshing oceanic embrace.
- Salmone Marinato ($25): Sliced fresh salmon with dill and lemon, the essence of the sea on your fork.
- Tagliere Formaggio & Salumi ($48): A selection of fine cheeses and cured meats, a journey through Italian gastronomy.
HOME-MADE DESSERT
- Tiramisu ($16): A heavenly layering of coffee-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone, and cocoa, a whisper of Venetian decadence.
- Panna Cotta ($16): A gentle tremble of sweetened cream, the perfect balance of simplicity and elegance.
- Gelato ($12): Homemade Italian ice cream, a scoop of pure joy.
- Affogato ($8): A daring plunge of espresso over vanilla ice cream, an indulgent union.
PASTA/RISOTTO
- Spaghetti Aglio E Olio ($25): Spaghetti with garlic, olive oil, and prawn, a simple yet bold statement of flavors.
- Fettuccine Bolognese ($30): Fettuccine with minced meat ragu, a hearty embrace of tradition.
- Spaghetti/Linguine Vongole ($32): Spaghetti or linguine with clams, white wine, and garlic, the sea’s bounty twirled on a fork.
- Lobster Linguine ($45): Linguine with lobster meat, tomato, olive oil, and garlic, a luxurious feast of the deep.
- Bottarga, Home-made Spaghetti ($45): Spaghetti with grey mullet roe and breadcrumbs, a taste of the Mediterranean breeze.
- Penne Arrabbiata ($27): Penne with tomato, chili, and garlic, a passionate spark with each bite.
- Spaghetti Carbonara ($30): Spaghetti with guanciale, eggs, and black pepper, a timeless Roman classic.
- Spaghetti Cacio E Pepe ($30): Spaghetti with Pecorino cheese and black pepper, a minimalist masterpiece.
- Penne Al Pesto ($28): Penne with basil, garlic, pine nuts, and Parmesan, a verdant tribute to Genovese tradition.
- Risotto Al Nero Di Seppia ($36): Risotto with cuttlefish ink, a bold and briny indulgence.
- Risotto Funghi E Tartufo ($36): Risotto with wild mushrooms and truffle, an earthy whisper of the forest.
PIZZA
- Margherita ($25): Mozzarella, tomato, basil, the eternal classic.
- Diavola ($29): Mozzarella, spicy salami, a fiery embrace.
- Burrata ($38): Mozzarella, fresh cream, rocket, a luxurious blend.
- Bufalina ($42): Mozzarella, buffalo mozzarella, basil, a richer dimension of creaminess.
- Capricciosa ($39): Ham, artichokes, mushrooms, olives, a carnival of flavors.
- Vegetariana ($29): Mozzarella, zucchini, eggplant, and bell peppers, a garden party on a crust.
MEAT/FISH
- Costoletta Alla Milanese or Grilled ($110/100g): Breaded veal chop, a golden-crusted Milanese specialty.
- Filetto Di Manzo ($50): Beef tenderloin, the pinnacle of tenderness and flavor.
- Costoletta D’Agnello ($50): Grilled lamb chop, a rustic and hearty celebration.
- Branzino Al Cartoccio ($47): Sea bass wrapped in parchment, a delicate parcel of the ocean’s treasures.
SIDE DISHES
- Potato Fries / with Truffle Oil ($10/$13): Golden and crisp, a humble luxury with a truffle twist.
- Grilled Vegetable (Eggplant/Zucchini) ($8): A smoky char on fresh vegetables, simplicity elevated.
- Mashed Potato ($8): Creamy and comforting, like a warm embrace.
- Additional Serving of Bread ($4): Freshly baked, a necessary companion to every meal.
BRUNCH MENU (Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 11:30am – 2:30pm)
- Porchetta (Roasted Pork Belly) Sandwich ($22): Succulent pork belly, a celebration of flavor within a crusty roll.
- Parma Ham Sandwich ($22): Cured ham with a whisper of sweetness, enrobed in a soft bread hug.
- Roasted Ham Sandwich ($22): Gently roasted ham, a nostalgic and satisfying bite.
- Vegetarian Sandwich ($20): Zucchini, eggplant, tomato in a slow-baked bread, a virtuous feast.
- Tuna and Egg Salad ($20): A fresh blend of ocean and farm, harmoniously mingled.
- Spaghetti Puttanesca ($30): Spaghetti with anchovies, capers, olives, and tomato, a bold and sassy dish.
- Fettuccine Funghi and Tartufo ($36): Fettuccine with mushrooms and truffle, a whisper of the earth in every strand.
Please note that all prices displayed are subject to GST and service charge, which makes every dish not just a meal, but an experience worth savoring.