Put 'Neroteca' and 'free flow bubbly' into the same sentence and the crowds are sure to come running. Already known for its porky Italian preeminence and a competent collection of Italian wines it's hard to imagine this nook could do any better. With the advent of Sunday buffet lunches though, this place is surely set to become the preferred purlieu of KL residing bon vivants. For 118RM++ you eat all you want with bottomless glasses of prosecco, red and white wines. The choices for this special include: the easy drinking Nero d'Avola, a smooth red with hints of plum and pepper, paired aptly with pork and garlicky pastas; Santa Carolina Chardonnay, a buttery white with a bite of citrus at the end teaming well with creamy sauces and suckling pig; and Val d'Oca Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, a light and vibrantly fresh sparkling, facilely appreciated all afternoon long. A couple of beverages would quickly see your money recouped but we haven't even started on the food yet.
Bread. Neroteca does it commendably. Baked onsite twice daily customers are treated to hot baskets of rustic and focaccia varieties adorned with roasted garlic. Personally I could stop there and be truly content. A glass of Nero d'Avola, crusty rustic bread and accompanied by friends in intimate surroundings is my interpretation of a splendid afternoon. But, of course, there's more. Cheese! No less than nine delightful Italian cheeses grace the table - gorgonzola, taleggio, gradana padano, buffalo mozzarella, fontina, asiago, provolone, fontal and smoked scarmoza. Cold cuts too! Also at least nine varieties - parma ham, honey ham, speck, coppa, mortadella, calabra piccante, napoli piccante, contadino and salami Milano. I know from this point on it is just getting ridiculous but guests are further treated to antipasto (some of the most ambrosial in town I believe due to exceptional extra virgin olive oil), simple salads, mixed pastas, risottos, suckling pig and desserts. Particular items on show are changed weekly so boredom for returning customers is not an option. Neroteca's bubbly lunch runs Sundays from noon until 3pm. Be sure to make a reservation as this drool provoking offer will not remain secret for much longer.
Bread. Neroteca does it commendably. Baked onsite twice daily customers are treated to hot baskets of rustic and focaccia varieties adorned with roasted garlic. Personally I could stop there and be truly content. A glass of Nero d'Avola, crusty rustic bread and accompanied by friends in intimate surroundings is my interpretation of a splendid afternoon. But, of course, there's more. Cheese! No less than nine delightful Italian cheeses grace the table - gorgonzola, taleggio, gradana padano, buffalo mozzarella, fontina, asiago, provolone, fontal and smoked scarmoza. Cold cuts too! Also at least nine varieties - parma ham, honey ham, speck, coppa, mortadella, calabra piccante, napoli piccante, contadino and salami Milano. I know from this point on it is just getting ridiculous but guests are further treated to antipasto (some of the most ambrosial in town I believe due to exceptional extra virgin olive oil), simple salads, mixed pastas, risottos, suckling pig and desserts. Particular items on show are changed weekly so boredom for returning customers is not an option. Neroteca's bubbly lunch runs Sundays from noon until 3pm. Be sure to make a reservation as this drool provoking offer will not remain secret for much longer.
Reason to visit: Italian cheeses, cold cuts, antipasto, free flow prosecco
Neroteca
Ground Floor
Somerset
8 Lorong Ceylon
50250 Kuala Lumpur
+6 03 2070 0530
www.neroteca.com
italian buffet at rm78 is considered fair enough :) did you sample the italian famous tiramisu?
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But with wine included it has to be the best value brunch in town...
Deletethis looks like a great italian spread, at an even better price! i'd probably skip the pasta and be completely satisfied with the cheese, cold cuts & bubbly of course :D
ReplyDeleteYou know what they say about great minds thinking alike...
DeleteOh man! I would go there just for the suckling pig LOL
ReplyDeleteWe all have our favourites... :-)
DeleteI saw the suckling pig!! I can finish a whole piggy i think :P
ReplyDeleteI believe you! It's a tasty little thing.
DeleteVery good pricing! It's much cheaper than Dish and Prego! Will keep this place in mind! =)
ReplyDeleteI wonder how long that pricing will last. It's a very good deal.
DeleteThanks! Now I know exactly where I'm heading this Sunday.
ReplyDeleteFrom what I hear, you will be amongst many this Sunday. :-)
DeleteOooh, that cheese is on my list of things to eat there.
ReplyDeleteDon't miss the gorgonzola - so soft and gooey and delicious.
DeleteGood gosh, Devil and I have only been to Neroteca once, I believe. Or twice max. We so need to return!
ReplyDeleteP.S. And gooey gorgonzola? You had me at that, my dear. ;)
Yes, cheese and wine and I'm happy too.
DeleteYummy...another one on my list, definitely!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, be sure to make a reservation. Definitely worth a visit.
DeleteItalian buffet with suckling pig! I want to go! :D
ReplyDeleteHope you get a chance to visit soon. It seems like an excellent deal.
DeleteRM118++ with botomless wine sound great and with suckling pig.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is a great deal!
DeleteOoo.. This place seriously looks very very impressive but the price is out of my budget x.x
ReplyDeleteWorth saving up for.. or finding a handsome date to take you. :-)
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