What better way to celebrate your first work week back from the New Year holiday with a fancy dinner with some close friends? We picked Lenzi Tuscan Kitchen situated around Ruamrudee in central Bangkok, a restaurant my acquaintances discussed frequently on my social media feed over the past couple of months. Tonight, was finally the chance to check if Lenzi Tuscan is worth the hype.
To
start we got cheese and cold cut platter with champagne.
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Our starters
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| Salad with artichoke and cheese |
For
pasta, we ordered pappardelle with beef ragu, spaghetti alle vongole (calm),
and spaghetti with bacon and garlic.
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| Spagetthi alle vongole |
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| Pappardelle with wild boar ragu |
The
main course, we ordered two beef steaks and one lamb chop.
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| My friends trying their grilled beef and lamb. |
Finally,
for desserts, we got chocolate lava with ice-cream and panettone.
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| Panettone |
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| Chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream |
REVIEWS
The
location: 4/5
Located
in the city centre part of Bangkok, the restaurant is in a small alley, which might
be difficult to access for those to who do not travel by car. For those with
cars, Lenzi provides a convenient valet parking service so that’s definitely a
plus.
The
Ambient: 5/5
We
sat on the top floor, where the ambient was nice, cosy and quiet. There were comfortable
chairs and decent lighting.
The
Food: 3/5
The
food – not the best of value. I like Senzi more…
The
five us spent about 15,000 Baht total for the dinner and drinks.
In
summary, even though the restaurant is quite popular, I wouldn’t recommend it
if you are looking for authentic Italian Cuisine. I personally recommend Senzi
or Vino if you ever have an appetite for Italian food.
Until
next time…
Pamme.
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