For those who are trying to find restaurants serving Italian food (besides Pizza Hut or any pizza franchise), I think one should give Marianis a try - I'm recommending the restaurant based on the taste of the food served at the restaurant. I would say that the price of the food and beverages served in the restaurant is pretty steep.
The restaurant is located at De Garden and De Garden is located opposite of Kinta City - the most popular Aeon in Ipoh, and if my memory serves me right, Marianis is located at where Papa Rich and Papa Mia was located before.
As soon as I stepped into the restaurant, I can tell that the food gonna cost a bomb; although there is a saying of never judge a book by its cover. The restaurant was well-decorated, spacious and chandelier-lit and it has a very baroque-meets-modern feel to it. There are different kind of seating that the restaurant offers - from lounge sofas to proper sit down dining to bar top tables. (Too bad I don't really get a lot pictures taken due to low battery on my trusted iPhone 4).
I must say, I'm pretty impressed with how the menu physically looked - immensely thick and protected by faux leather, all neatly arranged on shelves making it looks like a nice small reading corner. The menu featured tapas, appetizers, soups, salads, Focaccias, pasta, main entrees, pizzas, dessert and a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
I will leave it to my next post on the food that we had on that day; which I'm pretty satisfied with the portion and taste and strongly recommend for those who are looking for exquisite dining experience in Ipoh.
The restaurant is located at De Garden and De Garden is located opposite of Kinta City - the most popular Aeon in Ipoh, and if my memory serves me right, Marianis is located at where Papa Rich and Papa Mia was located before.
As soon as I stepped into the restaurant, I can tell that the food gonna cost a bomb; although there is a saying of never judge a book by its cover. The restaurant was well-decorated, spacious and chandelier-lit and it has a very baroque-meets-modern feel to it. There are different kind of seating that the restaurant offers - from lounge sofas to proper sit down dining to bar top tables. (Too bad I don't really get a lot pictures taken due to low battery on my trusted iPhone 4).
I must say, I'm pretty impressed with how the menu physically looked - immensely thick and protected by faux leather, all neatly arranged on shelves making it looks like a nice small reading corner. The menu featured tapas, appetizers, soups, salads, Focaccias, pasta, main entrees, pizzas, dessert and a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
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