That time of the week again! The original plan was to head for Korean but I'd just remembered that I had a 10km run to do the following morning and experience has taught me that
spicy food and running do not go hand in hand. But carbs is definitely not a problem so off we went to
Pizza Brava for some pizza and pasta.
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Where the wood fire pizza is made right at the front of the restaurant. |
It's a nice, open kitchen concept where the pizza is made right where you can see it. Didn't actually realise this until we noticed the pizza being served coming from the front of the restaurant. We were also pretty fascinated with the Vespas!
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Vespas! |
The dishes plated pretty quickly. The
Mozzarella in Carrozza -
deep fried breaded mozzarella was delicious! Coupled very nicely with the pizzaiola sauce, which was pretty much a wholesome tomato-based goodness.
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Mozzarella in Carrozza |
Then, the pizza! The
Milano - perfectly baked thin-crusted pizza topped with
tomatoes, cheese, beef pepperoni, turkey ham (Yes, turkey. First thing Bravo noticed was how halal the restaurant was), and chillies. Couldn't consume this fast enough. Now I'm not usually a fan of thin crust but this
sufficiently won me over, like the one at
Verona Trattoria did before.
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The Milano |
Finally, the
Lasagna di Carne. A classic beef lasagna, this was a huge disappointment. There was just something missing. To Bravo, the mince was too chewy. As for me, it was strangely bitter. Never again.
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Lasagna di Carne |
Dessert, anyone? Of course.
Super rich and creamy, the
Panna Cotta con Pesca was yummy. Just a tad too creamy for my liking, which led to Bravo almost overdosing on it haha..
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Panna Cotta con Pesca |
Last but not least, the
Creme Brulee. The
crisp layer of caramel was just the
perfect match for the custard. Who knew a small cup could pack such a
delightful dessert.
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Creme Brulee |
Verdict: Will be back for the pizza and dessert!
Where:
18, Jalan 25/70A,
Desa Sri Hartamas,
50480 Kuala Lumpur.
When:
Daily 11am - 11pm
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