Friday, June 17, 2011

Antipasti buffet for RM18++ @ Spasso Milano, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur

Yes, you read right.. RM18++ only for the antipasti buffet at Spasso Milano. When I first read about this, I couldn't believe my eyes too because it just sounded too good to be true. Having visited the restaurant this week and trying out the antipasti buffet for myself, I can just say it is one hell of a great deal.

Spasso Milano is located on the second floor of Nihonkan club, sharing the building with Pappa Rich. There is ample (free) parking spaces out at the front, which is a plus point for me.



One of the best things about this restaurant is the service. The servers were very friendly and pleasant throughout our lunch, and seem very knowledgable about the dishes and menu in general. And very kids friendly too!

The antipasti buffet is laid out near the front of the restaurant. The selection is not very extensive (approx. 15 types), however almost everything we tried that afternoon was tasty. Throughout lunch, the plates were refilled on a regular basis.

My favorite antipasti has to be the Clams with Aromatic Tomato Dressing; the clams were succulent and absolutely delicious. I filled my plate with some of these everytime I did a round at the buffet table. Other than the clams, I enjoyed the Eggs Stuffed with Smoked Salmon Cream, Vegetable Frittata, Baby Octopus in a hearty spicy tomato sauce and Grilled Zuchinni.


Clams with Aromatic Tomato Dressing - my favorite


Baked Pumpkin - Baby D's favorite


Garden Salad

Potato Croquettes


Roasted Beef with Rocket and Balsamic Dressing



Eggs Stuffed with Smoked Salmon Cream - yum!


Grilled Zucchini - simple but delicious


Fried chicken / vegetable sticks



Vegetable Frittata - pretty good


Roasted peppers


Pizza Aromatica and Garlic Foccacia - would be better if it was still warm



Here are just some of the food we tried off the buffet.





Other than the antipasti, you can also sample the soups on offer. There were 2 types available; beans soup and tomato and basil soup. Personally I prefer the beans soup as the texture was smooth and was more creamy and rich.

Beans soup


Tomato & Basil soup



And for another RM3++, you can add-on a main course. Pick from 3 selections which change weekly. Hubby went for the Chicken Piccata with Lemon and Capers Sauce, and I went for the Pan Fried Dory Fillet in a hearty tomato sauce Sicilian style. Both dishes were well prepared and were served with some pasta ribbons and vegetable ratatouille. We particularly liked the ratatouille which was tangy and appetizing.


Chicken Piccata with Lemon and Capers Sauce


Pan Fried Dory Fillet in hearty tomato sauce Sicilian style



The choices for dessert was pretty limited. You can either have fresh fruits or cakes from the buffet. I found the cakes to be most disappointing as most of the cakes had a very dry texture and did not have any distinctive taste to them, though there were three types available that afternoon. Thankfully, there was also panna cotta and this was simply delicious! Served in shot glasses, I must have helped myself to 5 of them. Definitely a must try!


Fruits platter


Lemon cake, carrot cake and orange cake - all look pretty samey

Sinful panna cotta :) Must try!


Open Kitchen

Restaurant interior - sleek and contemporary



Do not miss this great deal! Available everyday (weekends included!).

Nihonkan building


Verdict: Good quality buffet at a reasonable price and top notch service. What more can you ask for.


Opening times: 12.00noon to 3.00pm (Lunch) and 6.30pm to 11.00pm (Dinner). Closed on Mondays.

Price: RM18++ for antipasti buffet, add an extra RM3++ for a main course.

Location: Spasso Milano, 347 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Tel: 03-4252 7088

Join their Facebook page here.

GPS Coordinates: 3.159081, 101.745994

5 comments:

  1. at a price like this, the place should be packed for lunch everyday!!! RM18++ wouldn't even be enough for a pasta dish at il lido, rite :D

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  2. ooh i pass by this place quite frequently!

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  3. Sean: Actually the restaurant was more than half filled. Just looks empty in my photos since we were one of the last to leave.

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  4. Michelle: You can check out their a la carte menu on their FB page. I think it is worth trying on yr next trip back.

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  5. The buffer spread looks interesting!! The price is very reasonable too. Will give it a try when I'm back. ;)

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