Cem Y.
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Torre has been the biggest disappointment of my culinary trip to Milano. I expected a lot from Fondazione Prada and got disappointed. After that, I would have probably cancelled my reservation at Torre if I wasn’t required to pay 60euros for not showing up. Anyways, Torre wasn’t up to my expectations either.
While I’m not a professional chef, I have trained to be one. So looking at all the dishes, I can tell they are all cooked perfectly, and they were all selected nicely and prepared.
But that’s it. There is not a single dish I would wanna go back and try. Not even one and I had the degustation menu.
The only dishes that are somewhat better are the pre-dessert and the dessert. And that’s not enough for me to revisit this place or let alone recommend it to anyone.
First of all, they don’t give you a menu if you pick degustation menu as they go for the freshest, best ingredients offered to them. That’s a no.
You need to have a contract with me, I need to know what I am getting. This is not a restaurant that’s on the top 10 in the world for the last three years.
Second of all, print a menu. It’s your restaurant, you want to cook with the best available ingredients, that’s the essence of the Italian cuisine, unlike French cuisine. Get yourself a printer and print a daily menu.
Service was more than fine, cocktails were just ok. For the food, I can only only say they had the best ingredients and the cooking techniques - but the worst dishes I had in Milan especially at that price range.
Not recommended.
Edit: the amuse-bouche were also good, too bad the rest of the dishes didn’t deliver what they represented.