Bistro Ravioli...

One of the things that I like about Gerard is that he loves italian cuisine. He’s not the typical guy who would always prefer rice meals… he always likes to eat pizza and pasta…

So last Saturday, during our weekly date, we went to SM Mall of Asia and tried out an Italian Restaurant… Bistro Ravioli… J



The place is very clean and simple. There are no elaborate decorations. The tables and chairs are clean and white, wall designs are very minimal, and the table setting is very basic. The place gives a fresh and relaxing
ambiance. So this allows you to focus mainly on the food and not on anything else. It is also not too crowded nor too deserted.

Ok now, enough about the place… let’s go to their food…

The restaurant is proud of their fresh, hand-pulled pastas, just like the traditional Italian way. Their pizzas are also oven-baked in a brick oven.

To start off, we wanted to order the Pizza Frita with Boursin cheese dip, unfortunately the cheese dip was not available. But I can say we did not have any regrets on the Grilled Focaccia with Spinach dip… creamy spinach topped with a creamy layer of melted cheese. Absolutely delicious!


Grilled Foccacia with Spinach Dip    (Php 125.00)


 For the main dish, we tried the Italian Sausage Ravioli in Romesco Sauce. What's the use of going to Bistro Ravioli if we won’t try their specialty right? Cream Cheese topping, yummy Italian sausage filling…



Italian Sausage Ravioli in Romesco Sauce (Php 190.00)


Besides, it is another great way to enjoy pasta since Ravioli is not usually served in most restaurants specially in a fast food or even a casual dining setting.

As for our pizza, we chose Quatro Formaggio pizza. The crust is thin and crispy and the size is 12 inches – perfect to share for 2-4 persons.



Quattro Formaggio (Php 325.00)


In general, the dishes we tried were sumptuous and filling. Moreover, their food are actually reasonably priced.       
Lastly, service was fast and the waiters are friendly.

So after all the good things I’ve said about Bistro Ravioli, it is truly worth to come back and try out their other dishes…

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