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Most Popular Soups food in Opera, Province of Milan, Italy
Find out what Soups restaurants to try in Opera including Lotus, Il Capestrano Ristorante Abruzzese, Osteria Il Riccio di Mare, Bucataria de Acasa, Borgo Nuovo Restaurant & Lounge, Ristorante Lodigiani
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6. Ristorante Lodigiani
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By Jstarmusic
Though just next to a sex shop, off the motorway on the edge of a town I never saw, this restaurant was an oasis for a food lover!We ate gorgeous starters of fresh anchovies, sea urchins, plus turbot with potato and fungi porcini, and squidThe car park was full on a Friday night, and no one was put off by the trucks rumbling past and the sex workers trading outside. The staff were welcoming and the wine decanted... a special place!
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5. Borgo Nuovo Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
The restaurant where the modulated innovation flows together with a deep tradition; from the selection of our interior materials to the search for raw materials for our dishes.
Reviewed By frances_anderson
This year we were seated inside, as the weather was unpredictable, but the atmosphere was still perfect, the service excellent and the food beautifully presented and perfectly cooked. The menu is traditional Italian but with a special touch to it, like the cherry risotto, or the tagliatelle. A wonderful tartar as a starter was just about a main course for me, but I still managed a pasta and main course. Hope to go back soon.
4. Bucataria de Acasa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By dtracy99
Really impressed lunch especially Sea food course is really impressed. Will visit again whenever I can.
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3. Osteria Il Riccio di Mare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
Reviewed By BAY-GASTRO
This restaurant is specialized in seafood! We ordered the pasta with seafood to start with and as main course the grilled sea-bass and the mixed grilled fish. I would say that for Milano being not directly at the shore, this place serves very well priced fresh fish menuâs. We did not try the pizzaâs or the daily special but these seemed a very good deal as the locals in the restaurant(lunch time) seem to enjoy it very much! I would recommend this restaurant for lunch! The price/quality ratio is really good! I will surely try again next time I am around! PS; parking can get a bit difficult if you arrive late!
2. Il Capestrano Ristorante Abruzzese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1090 reviews
"The Cuisine Our culinary approach begins from the search of raw materials and rural traditions in the regional territory. From a careful and skilled elaboration of these food products, our dishes become the perfect compromise between tradition and innova
Reviewed By GianlucaMarcellino
We enjoyed a few plates typical from Abruzzo region with very good flavours and original set-up on the plate, including sheep liver sausages and "pizz e foje" sauté green broad-leaved vegetables on top of a maize bread slice. Others were very pleasant if less surprising including arrosticini - little skewers of tender sheep meat, lightly oven-cooked, and a chickpea soup with dumplings. The one dish that was underwhelming was "cazzellitti" fresh pasta with cime di rapa, tasting identical to Apulia's well known recipe for orecchiette with the same sauce. Desserts were ok and undistinguished, better to find them elsewhere, including the plate of assorted sheep cheeses.Wine was good, if the choice was annoyingly limited because most lower-price bottles were unavailable. They are obviously deferring restocking, which conflicts with the sophisticated service, room and table set up.At 40+ Euro per person with a single bottle of wine, price was in line with service and room and with the best dishes.
1. Lotus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By Illo_64
I know this place since it was a little room with a few chairs available. So it's about 5 years I'm having fun with delicious chinese and japanese food in there :-) . Absolutely friendly owner with great experience managing a restaurant, they moved from a little room to a very wide one without loose any of their attractive previous skills: high quality and fresh japanese meals; pleasant and friendly approach to meet customer satisfaction; extremely wide chinese food choice with chance to taste marvelous mongolian style of sea food mix or meat mix ones... you'll love them while cooking on your own. as added value there's now bigger restaurant room with a relatively simple forniture supplied by a quality service. Simple and clean that's most important. Quite often you'll meet real japanese or chinese peoples having meal inside.What else can say?...: I'm going to have dinner in there :-)
