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Restaurant offrant de la bonne cuisine italienne telle que les raviolis ricotta et épinard.
Giovanni Passerini est loin d'être un inconnu pour les amoureux de la bonne cuisine italienne. Il avait ouvert Rino en 2010 puis avait fermé en 2014. C'est pas que ça ne marchait pas, bien au contraire, mais comme le chante un animateur TV bien connu "Ah qu'est-ce qu'on est serré au fond de cette boîte chantent les sardines...". Effectivement dans son local trop étroit, le chef romain ne pouvait pas s'éclater comme il le souhaitait. Avec Justine Prot, son associée de toujours, il repart dans un espace plus grand, aéré, à la décoration vintage soignée. Sa cuisine est gastronomique, rien à voir avec les trattoria qui servent toujours les mêmes plats. Lui se fie aux saisons, au marché et à son inspiration : raviolis ricotta et épinard pour commencer, fondantes tripes à la romaine dans une sauce à la tomate, céleri et carottes, et baba au rhum bien arrosé. Comme la mode est au partage, Giovanni Passerini propose par exemple un turbot au sel pour six.
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During our first visit to Paris, my friend and I had the pleasure of dining at Passerini, and what a delightful surprise it was! Recommended by my boss, a native of Rome, we walked in just before the end of lunch service, unsure of what to expect.
Despite the late hour, the warmth and hospitality of the staff immediately put us at ease. The lady at the front welcomed us with a genuine smile and ensured we felt right at home.
Now, let's talk about the food – it was simply divine. We started with the Roman tripe, a dish that transported us to the heart of Italy with its rich flavors and comforting aroma. The carpaccio of oranges was a revelation – who knew oranges could be so savory and delicious? It was a refreshing and unique dish that left us craving for more.
For our mains, we indulged in the Ravioli and Bigoli, both expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. Each bite was a symphony of tastes and textures, a testament to the culinary mastery of the chef. Despite them closing at 2:30 p.m. for lunch service, we were still offered to order dessert and coffee, a gesture that truly exemplified the restaurant's commitment to exceptional service.
Overall, our experience at Passerini was nothing short of exceptional. From the warm welcome to the exquisite food, every aspect exceeded our expectations. It's safe to say that this was one of the best meals we've had in Paris, and we can't wait to return for another unforgettable dining experience.
If you find yourself in Paris, do yourself a favor and pay a visit to Passerini. You won't be disappointed.
Bon appétit!