Osteria al Gallo nasce a Croce del Gallo (Suzzara, Mantova) nel 2018 con una piccola attività di famiglia, crescendo sempre di più e spostandosi successivamente nel centro storico di Mantova.

Si caratterizza per una doppia proposta culinaria. Da un lato le tipicità modenesi come le tigelle e il borlengo, una specie di pane carasau condito con Gras Pistà e Parmigiano Reggiano. Dall'altro i classici della cucina mantovana come i tortelli di zucca e il risotto con il Lambrusco, ricetta povera della tradizione.
Un menù essenziale ma curato, con una rotazione delle portate che rispetta la stagionalità degli ingredienti e dei prodotti utilizzati.

Our Mission
“When I think about creating authentic Italian cuisine, the words that come to mind are "homemade, seasonal, and traditional." My family, upbringing, and where I was born and raised have greatly inspired my culinary style. My town of origin, Monte di Procida (a small coastal town in Naples) has always been synonymous with the natural culinary resources that the land and sea have to offer. The freshness and genuineness of the ingredients, the smells and tastes of homemade dishes made from recipes that have been handed down for generations; all of which enforced my family’s belief that good food is created from simple, healthy ingredients and done so with passion, love, and hard work. I continue to hold that belief to this day. My restaurant, Gusto, demonstrates all of these qualities in our traditional and authentic Italian cuisine while adding the innovation and avant-garde of today's Italy. At Gusto, all of our ingredients are thoughtfully selected and imported from Italy, using only the best quality ingredients available. All of our pasta, bread, mozzarella, and stracciatella are made in-house following traditional Italian recipes, with the ingredients we import from Italy. We also use seasonal organic produce in our dishes. The menu is characteristic of Italy; the separate courses, the portion sizes, and the combination of the ingredients. The menu is changed every 2 months to offer our guests fresh, seasonal dishes.”
Chef Andrea Esposito

What does Gusto mean?
In Italian, the word for ‘taste’ is ‘gusto’. We chose this name because Gusto Ristorante Italiano BYOB can be seen as "A Taste of Italy," offering the true taste of the foods, desserts, and beverages that can be found in Italy today, with their quality ingredients and authenticity.

What do you mean by ‘authentic Italian’?
In the USA, there is a big misconception about the Italian cuisine. What is referred to as “Italian” food in the USA is actually Italian- American. The Italian-American cuisine, although inspired by true Italian cuisine, is much different in comparison and it is not what is made or served in any part of Italy. It’s what has evolved from the recipes of the Italians who immigrated to the USA in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Gusto’s menu is designed to allow you to experience Italy’s true cuisine without having to make the trip; we want you to feel like you are enjoying a meal in Italy every time you dine with us. Every dish we serve replicates the authentic taste of traditional recipes from Italy.

What makes the ingredients you use ‘quality ingredients’?
All the ingredients are thoughtfully selected and imported from Italy; only the best of the Italian market. All these items are grown, produced, and packaged in Italy and are not identical to the items sold on the American market under the same name. All of them are DOP (Denominazione di Origine Protetta/ Protected Designation of Origin) and IGP (Indicazione Geografica Protetta). What cannot be imported, we make in-house every morning using the ingredients we import from Italy. This includes our entire selection of pasta which is cooked to order al dente, as well as our bread, meatballs, mozzarella, and stracciatella following Italian recipes for an authentic and traditional taste.
Our seafood selection and organic vegetables are always fresh and seasonal. In order to guarantee this, we change the menu every two months utilizing only what the current season offers, following Italian recipes consistent with the Italian holidays and traditions.

Can you explain your menu structure and portion sizes?
The menu is designed to offer an authentic Italian experience even in following the Italian meal structure which is an antipasto (appetizer) as starter, a primo piatto (first course) of pasta, a secondo piatto (second course) of protein, and a contorno (side dish). For each course, we serve the same portion sizes as you would be served in homes and restaurants throughout Italy. The portion size of each dish is very exact. This is because it follows the idea that you will have multiple courses, allowing you to enjoy your entire meal.

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Cucina tipica locale e pizze a Vipiteno
Alla Pizzeria Ristorante Tie Break la gentilezza e l'ospitalità sono di casa. L'attenzione per il cliente e un costante impegno per soddisfare i desideri della clientela locale e di quella di passaggio rende la pizzeria ristorante il luogo perfetto dove consumare un pranzo, una cena o una buona pizza, cotta nel forno a legna, in totale relax a Vipiteno. Tie Break propone una gustosa cucina tipica locale con tante specialità di carne, realizzate con gli ingredienti freschi e genuini del territorio altoatesino e tirolese e un servizio ai tavoli rapido, cortese e professionale. Il ristorante tipico è dotato di un dehors estivo e offre anche un comodo parcheggio e un pratico servizio di asporto.

Specialità gastronomiche altoatesine e tirolesi
Tie Break offre ai propri clienti di Vipiteno una buona cucina tipica locale altoatesina e tirolese, proponendo un'ampia scelta di primi e secondi piatti a base di carne, realizzati con i migliori prodotti del territorio. Il menù offre un ampio assortimento di proposte fra le quali gli antipasti tipici del Trentino con affettati e formaggi locali, canederli e schlutzkrapfen fatti in casa, l'imperdibile strudel. Per accompagnare ogni piatto il ristorante mette a disposizione un'ampia scelta di vini e di birre eccellenti.

Ristorante tipico vicino ai campi sportivi
Tie Break si trova poco distante dal centro di Vipiteno, vicino all'autostrada e alla piscina, nella zona dei campi sportivi da tennis, calcio e hockey della cittadina. Nei pressi del ristorante pizzeria con cucina tipica locale, si trova pure un grande parcheggio dove possono sostare i camper anche per la notte. Nel locale, inoltre, sono ammessi i cani.

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Castellana Brings Piedmontese Cuisine to the Heart of the City
Helmed by Asti-born Chef Romeo Morelli, CASTELLANA RESTAURANT continues to infuse creative Piedmontese twists into traditional and authentic regional dishes alike.

(September 15, Hong Kong) CASTELLANA, has dutifully paid homage to the culinary landscape and culture of Northern Italy’s Piedmont region since 2019. This September, the restaurant will move to Central and open in a new two-storey space, in Club Lusitano on historic Ice House Street, continuing the CASTELLANA commitment to presenting Hong Kong gourmands with an impeccable Piedmontese culinary journey. Under the direction of Executive Chef Romeo Morelli, CASTELLANA has unveiled new lunch and dinner menus that showcase the incredibly rich and diverse gastronomic landscape of Piedmont: the Slow Food Movement started in the region, while the area is also home to some of the greatest truffles available anywhere in the world.

At CASTELLANA’s new abode, Chef Romeo is proud to introduce a new dinner set menu, titled “Traditional Piedmontese Recepì Around The World” (HK$1,280 for four courses or HK$1,580 for six courses), that draws inspiration from the varied terroir and storied gastronomy of the region, while combining Piedmontese culinary traditions with other food cultures that span the globe. History is readily apparent in dishes like Girello di vitello invecchiato, a seasoned round of dry-aged veal that utilizes the centuries-old Piedmontese art of salting and seasoning of the meat using mountain herbs and oil, with a topping of Toma Piemontese cream cheese. From the sea, Acciuga per intero (whole Cantabrian anchovies with acidic butter and green parsley sauce) harks back to the Roman method of salt preservation; while Finanziera, a soup of calf liver, sweetbreads, kidney and cockscomb that was first invented in 1450 in Chef Romeo’s hometown of Monferrato, is a hearty, thoroughly warming dish where chicken and veal parts are fried and then cooked in a sauce of Marsala wine.

Further down the menu, Gnocchi is made by hand from red potatoes using a method inherited from Chef Romeo’s grandmother, then glazed in a vegetable broth reduction and accompanied with duck thigh stewed for hours over coals. The Salmerino di montagna, Arctic char with carrots, is a star dish where Piedmont's finest river fish is cooked over embers until the skin is irresistibly crunchy, before being served with carrot and citrus sauce.

The restaurant’s new Central location makes it a convenient lunchtime escape to Italy, and the “Lunch Break” menu (HK$480 for two courses or HK$580 for three courses) offers a concise but no less satisfying Piedmontese dining experience. With the option of two courses (one appetizer and one pasta or main) or three courses (one appetizer, one pasta and one main), lunchtime offerings include Farfalle panna, salmone e piselli (Butterfly pasta, marinated fish roe, peas), Tagliatella Uni-Ca (Tagliatella, fresh Japanese uni, vanilla and white truffle), and Quail Pie di Mia Nonna, a signature recipe from Chef Romeo’s grandmother.

Nestled at the foot of the Italian Alps, Piedmont is also a world-renowned wine-producing region. Its native wine varieties, including in-demand Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera d'Asti and Cortese di Gavi, are grown in the foothills surrounding Turin, with the stunning vineyards classified as UNESCO World Heritage sites. As such, CASTELLANA’s wine cellar comprises Hong Kong’s most extensive collection of Piedmontese wine, featuring over 300 labels and vintages dating back to the 1960s.

The new restaurant, designed by JJ Acuna / Bespoke Studio, boasts a chef-centered “cucina di casa” concept on the lower floor and an expansive dining room on the upper floor. Together, the spaces create an immersive Piedmontese culinary adventure for guests.

CASTELLANA RESTAURANT will open its doors to the public from 20 September 2022.

Chef Romeo Morelli
Chef Romeo Morelli is an exciting new force in Asia's dining landscape. A proud Piedmont native, Morelli has always been passionate about the possibilities of ingredients and cuisine.

Having garnered an impressive array of international experience, the talented young chef has honed his skills at celebrated kitchens and hotels in Italy, Germany, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi.
Before departing for Hong Kong, the rolling hills of Piedmont brought him home to work at the 5-star property Relais San Maurizio, where he had the opportunity to collaborate with his mentor
Luca Zecchin, a master of modern Piedmontese cuisine.

Morelli is no stranger to the ingredients and flavours of his native region, and he is a Wood*ing Wild Food Lab-accredited Master Forager. With a sophisticated knowledge of white truffles,
Morelli creatively conceptualises their use in his dishes.

Morelli channels passion, dedication, and precision when he cooks, inspired as he is by the rich gastronomic culture of his homeland. At Castellana, Morelli brings his own Piedmontese twist to traditional and authentic regional dishes, proudly showcasing his region's abundant flavours and ingredients