Disha Budhraja
Google
I visited ITA Bistro recently with a friend. We walked in without a reservation and were seated right away, which was a pleasant surprise.
We chose the chef’s sharing menu, which offered a good cross-section of the kitchen’s style. The sashimi-style starter was a standout. It was bright, clean, and lifted by a citrusy sauce that really worked. A clear highlight.
Other dishes didn’t quite land. The egg salad on potato felt flat and forgettable. The spiral rotolo with goat cheese and pine nuts was fussy and overthought, more style than substance.
The roast pork with chimichurri brought things back on track. The meat was perfectly cooked and the sauce was excellent, but the dish needed something like bread or tacos to do justice to that beautiful sauce.
Dessert was an upscale dulce de leche with marshmallow cream, and it was great. Sweet, smooth, and nicely balanced.
Service was prompt and friendly. The wine recommendation was also solid. Overall, a good experience with clear potential, even if not every plate delivered.