June 27, 2017

Italianni’s Restaurant, Makati

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  • Italianni already has 8 stores in Metro Manila and the popular branches of it are located in major shopping malls, which are patronized by local Filipinos.

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    This vibrant restaurant serves dishes with great quantity that is perfect for group meals. Pizza and Pasta is Italianni’s main dish, plus, Primer recommends that customers should try out its salad. Italianni uses fruits, which are simply unique and can be found in the Philippines, for its dressing. Mango and pomelo (a kind of citrus fruit) are some of those fruits.

    In addition, if it’s your or your friend’s birthday, why not celebrate it in here so you could hear a special birthday song sung by Italliani’s staffs?

    Both pasta and pizza have big servings so they can be shared with everybody.

     

    General Information

  • Greenbelt 2, Ground Level Estrella St. Ayala Center Makati City
  • (632) 728-0291, 728-0289
  • 11:00 am- 11:00 pm
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