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2014-04-26
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Only by the name "Linguini Fini" i thought this is an Italian restaurant, but after i tried......1. Appetizer recommended by the waiterit's actually a mozzarella dumpling with ricotta cheese inside, eat together with tomato.i must say it's not bad, a cheese-tomato match can't go wrong, except that they charged me ~HKD 180 for this. For this amount i could order something else that makes me happier.2. Diavola Linguini Fini - "Diavola" means "Devil" in Italian, whatever dish that comes with the na
1. Appetizer recommended by the waiter
it's actually a mozzarella dumpling with ricotta cheese inside, eat together with tomato.
i must say it's not bad, a cheese-tomato match can't go wrong, except that they charged me ~HKD 180 for this. For this amount i could order something else that makes me happier.
2. Diavola Linguini Fini - "Diavola" means "Devil" in Italian, whatever dish that comes with the name "Diavola" always mean it's spicy . Tried this pasta which is made with dried shrimp, indeed the aroma of dried shrimp came out from every bite, spices evenly spread , the "spicy" for Italian is always too mild for Asian, here the level is obviously higher, to make me feel it's spicy, of course it's still in an acceptable level. In fact this dish reminds me of XO sauce : ) I wish it's as rich as XO sauce
LF wings - Just like the buffalo wings and it's so not Italian
Fried calamari - the batter is not fluffy enough which makes it crispy but a bit too hard
Especially the last two dishes totally remind me of American food, deep fried and matching with fatty sauces. In fact if you didn't expect authentic Italian food, it's still a place worth visiting once in a while for fusion Italian food.
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