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Delicious Italian classics at Tivoli
By Xin Xin |
May 19, 2011, Thursday
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THE newly opened Tivoli Italian Restaurant Lounge Bar is an authentic high-end Italian restaurants in Shanghai.
It's all about classic, wholesome Italian food and friendly service all packed in a quirky, fun environment.
Warm lighting, comfortable sofas and soft background music all add to the relaxing atmosphere.
The menu features pizzas, pastas and risotto.
Mixed Italian Appetizer (98 yuan) includes Italian hams, salad and fresh Parmesan cheese. A classic Margarita Pizza (tomato, mozzarella, basil) is only 68 yuan while the Seafood Pizza (seafood, mozzarella, tomato) sets you back 78 yuan. The Grilled Rib Eye Steak (130 yuan) has a delicate taste and is served with arugula and roast potatoes.
There's also an abundance of typical Italian deserts at Tivoli and the classic tiramisu (35 yuan) is hard to miss.
Founder Palmiro Petrini was born in Tivoli, a historical town near Rome. "I would like to bring Italian culture to Shanghai, and food culture is one of the most important," he said.
It's all about classic, wholesome Italian food and friendly service all packed in a quirky, fun environment.
Warm lighting, comfortable sofas and soft background music all add to the relaxing atmosphere.
The menu features pizzas, pastas and risotto.
Mixed Italian Appetizer (98 yuan) includes Italian hams, salad and fresh Parmesan cheese. A classic Margarita Pizza (tomato, mozzarella, basil) is only 68 yuan while the Seafood Pizza (seafood, mozzarella, tomato) sets you back 78 yuan. The Grilled Rib Eye Steak (130 yuan) has a delicate taste and is served with arugula and roast potatoes.
There's also an abundance of typical Italian deserts at Tivoli and the classic tiramisu (35 yuan) is hard to miss.
Founder Palmiro Petrini was born in Tivoli, a historical town near Rome. "I would like to bring Italian culture to Shanghai, and food culture is one of the most important," he said.
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