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77 Upper East Coast Road
#01-01/02Singapore
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Telephone: (65) 6241-5560
Website: www.pastafresca.com
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Restaurants » Italian
The Vision at Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore is to be synonymous with fresh pasta and cuisine prepared using our original South Italian recipes, served with true South Italian hospitality around the world.
The opening hours for this outlet: Mon-Sat - 11.30 to 3 and 6 to 11.30pm Sun and P Hols - 11.30-11pm
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3 Reviews for “Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore (Siglap) ” - Restaurants
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i love their pasta tho! haha maybe coz im a pasta lover. the nice part of pasta fresca at siglap was this funny italian chef who came to open the door for us.
i guess he was too free in the kitchen as there were only me and my friend in the restaurant at 7pm.
but id say that its a nice experience, yeah coz of the funny chef, the nice ambience and mainly coz i like their food.
Bobo said:
Login to add your comment. Or, Register for an account now. It's free!Lucky you to have special service from the chef!
03 Apr 2008 at 7:24 pm
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Pasta Fresca is an Italian restaurant chain that has a presence in China and Singapore, with 4 outlets currently operating in the latter. Managed to have a quick dinner with my friend at its Siglap outlet one evening when the crowds were still slowly trickling in.
The interior was rather simplistic yet cosy through the injection of earthly tones into its colour scheme and overhanging pieces of cloth (or whatever you call them). Coupled with warm lights and Italian style painting panels, it made for a lazy and somewhat sleepy dinner.
Alfredo Fettuccine - One of the more decent renditions around, the fettuccine was al dente with the cream based sauce not too heavy on the palate. The toppings of diced chicken, ham and garden peas were quite generous as well, which made this dish quite bang for the buck.
Quattro Stagioni - Bearing the same name as Vivaldi's Four Seasons, the Quattro Stagioni was quite decent with the exception of the crust, which could have been thinner and crispier. Although we only ordered a small pizza, it was already quite a size. Ingredients were generous as well, with the olives, ham, mushrooms and artichokes scattered throughout.
Mousse Al Cioccolato - I'm pretty sure chocolate fanatics will like this dish - chocolaty rich and gooey but not overwhelming. Served chilled, it made for a nice and sweet, albeit heart stopping dessert. The funny thing was that it was supposedly flavoured with orange peel, something that I couldn't make out at all.
Tiramisu - For the price, I honestly didn't expect much. The tiramisu looked good but was let down by quite a few factors. First of all, there was the glaring absence of the liqueur taste. Secondly, the mascarpone cheese came across as more creamy then light or fluffy. But having said all that, it was still very palatable.
I was stuffed at the end of it and so was my friend. Food quality in general was a notch above average but the best part was, it didn't cost an arm or leg, standing at about $46 for 2 mains & 2 desserts. Service was quite good and I would be inclined to drop by if I was in the area and craving for a hearty Italian fix.
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MmMM This Pasta Fresca has been there for ages and I've only tried it once many years ago. I do remember that it wasn't a terrible experience so decided to try it again just recently.
We were nicely greeted when we stepped in. The dim lighting in this restaurant.. was a little TOO dim. It made it a little hard for me to see actually (I have night blindness) But nonetheless dim is always better than bright places. I liked the country decor with Italian style paintings in the panels. Food Ordered: (please go to the website for descriptions)
Alfredo Fettuccine $14.70 I'm not a fan of cream based sauces so I flinched a little when my companion ordered this but then I don't expect to eat much anyway. It wasn't as thick as I had expected and did go down quite well. My worries about it not being finished were unjustified. The pasta was a teeny bit hard though, resulting in more mouth exercise for us. Quattro Stagioni $16.90 The Pizza of four seasons... quite interesting so I ordered it. With lots of ham and mushrooms on a thin (but not too thin) crust, I liked this pizza! It comes in two sizes and we ordered the smaller one. :) Mousse Al Cioccolato $6.90 MMmMM I am one chocolate lover and for $6.90 I'll go for this over Haagen Daz any day.. it's not fantastic... but it's tastes good enough without being too sweet. The texture is just right too. No marks for presentation though. Tiramisu $7.30 Not quite what I expected but it is a reasonable cake. I wouldn't pay to eat this again though.
All in all I think it was a pretty good visit. I wanted to give it a 3.5... but since there aren't any half-stars... For the relatively good service and great smiles, so 4 it shall be.
ladyironchef said: Bobo said: ladyironchef said:
Login to add your comment. Or, Register for an account now. It's free!hahaha. east coast a tad too far for me. lol
12 Jan 2008 at 6:12 pm
You also go Jumbo At Kallang what.. come come come...
12 Jan 2008 at 6:49 pm
hahahah! thats once a blue moon ma. lol Come to the west, there are also a lot of yummy yummy
12 Jan 2008 at 7:56 pm