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il Lido
MARCH 19, 2011
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First Name Singapores polished Italian restaurant, il Lido, which has been doing a brisk business since it opened in June 2010, in the Yap Kwan Seng neighbourhood, feels like a very familiar kind of place. And it should. We have been coming here regularly for close to a year now and the place still looks as swanky as ever. I guess the recession really is over, mutters one of the diners at our table as we surveyed the selection of pastas, which seemed to grow more elaborate and accomplished (and pricey) each time we drop by for dinner. Ah but wait. Before you strike this place off, as one of the unaffordable joints, let me say that il Lidos new family set will surprise you. Inspired by the traditional Italian festive feasts, ilLido KL is launching the Family Set Menu (RM148 per person), a sumptuous, all-Italian spread that is perfect for sharing amongst friends and families. Lyla Lin of il Lido invited us down for dinner one night and just check out the spread. Last Name
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If you do not have a large family to take to il Lido, dont worry, you can also do the whole romantic date thing, with just a special someone. Some of the other newer items on the ala carte menu include the stuffed quail with goose liver served with a super fragrant roasted carrot (highly recommended), a homemade spaghetti with cod, artichokes and mint and also a seafood casserole served in a rich lobster broth.
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After all that, we almost could not fit in dessert, that consisted of a dense, smooth pannacotta, a hot chocolate lava cake and a gorgeous Tiramisu.
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Add: il Lido Italian Dining & Lounge Bar 183 Jalan Mayang (Off Jalan Yap Kwan Seng) 50450 Kuala Lumpur Tel: +603 21612291 Fax: +603 21612295 Email: reservations@il-lido.com.my Web: www.il-lido.com.my Opening Hours Restaurant: - Lunch: Monday to Friday, 12noon 2.30pm - Dinner: Monday Sunday, 6.30pm 10.30pm Bar: Monday to Sunday, 5pm-1am -Daily 3-course set lunch for just RM49.90 from Mondays to Fridays Google Maps
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10 comments : il Lido
* CAROLINE
March 19, 2011 at 8:28 am everything looks yummylicious here! foods, i dont mind! My Stories RM148 a lil bit pricey to me, but if with these good
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CUMI&CIKI
March 21, 2011 at 10:33 am Hi Caroline, I agree about the price, but the amount of dishes you get and the quality and quantity per dish are undisputable!
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* KIRAN
March 19, 2011 at 9:58 am Yummy foods and look at your beautiful photography skills. Makes me wanna lick my laptop screen
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CUMI&CIKI
March 21, 2011 at 10:34 am Hi Kiran! Thanks! Dont lick you screen though, go down to il Lido and lick your plate instead;)
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CUMI&CIKI
March 21, 2011 at 10:34 am LOL Kenny MAH!
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* WANDERING TRADER
March 19, 2011 at 10:50 pm The food looks delish! Nicely taken photos I have an off topic question by the way. Is it true that you can travel around Singapore by foot? Is the country really that small?
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CUMI&CIKI
March 21, 2011 at 10:36 am Hi Wandering Trader, thanks! Regarding Sing, it is small but people normally take public transport from one end to the other. Unless you are doing a walkathon or something, no one really walks that way. Of course everybody walk around Orchard Road, the shopping mecca;)
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* TED NELSON
March 20, 2011 at 10:20 am I absolutely love tirimasus. Agood restaurant turns sublime with a delicious tiramisu.
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CUMI&CIKI
March 21, 2011 at 10:37 am Hi ted! me too.. but my favourite dessert of all time is still the pannacotta;)
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