La Nonna

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Came for lunch with friends and ordered:Calamari - still the same, crispy but can do with more seasoning.Portobello - this is a starter I shared with friends. Plump mushroom grilled to perfection. Delicious!!!Squid Ink Pasta - not to be consumed on first dates!!! But since Im only out with friends, eat away!!!! Pretty tasty and ingredients were also fresh. Just wish there were more really...An enjoyable meal nevertheless as they do make very decent pastas.

Fettuccine pasta with creamy saffron sauce, prawns and green zucchini $26. There were quite a number of prawns but they tasted like frozen ones which were a disappointment as I was expecting more from this establishment. This somehow tasted like the western version of our local mee pok. It was quite jelat for one person to finish it. I still prefer the crab linguine! This was a miss and I will not purchase it again.

The portions of their pizza are really huge and certainly meant for sharing! One person cannot finish it all unless you have a really big appetite. We tried their signature la nonna pizza which has cheese, asparagus, truffles and egg on top. The truffles taste was distinct and everything went well together. It was also really fragrant. I'll probably go for their pastas the next time!

crabmeat linguine $23. Slightly expensive but this tasted good! There was plenty of crab meat scattered everywhere. The sauce base was slightly creamy and best for sharing as it may be gelat. The linguine was well cooked and the shredded crabmeat was fresh. worth the try!

Good friends suggested to meet here for lunch one weekday afternoon, just to have that tai-tai feel for a meal. Anyway we ordered:1) Fried Calamari - it looked good but pretty tasteless. Without the accompanying tomato sauce, it would be pretty boring. 2) Crabmeat Pasta - this one was good. Generous portion of crabmeat and the sauce rich and savory. 3) Grilled Steak - nice thick medallion of beef that is well seared to retain its juices and taste. Friends had 2 others types of pasta and they wer

A birthday celebration for friends at this Italian dining place tucked along the streets of Holland Village, La Nonna serves traditional Italian cuisine. When we first arrived we were served a bread basket with 2 small plates of olive oil with vinegar - common custom in some parts of Europe for customers to munch on while waiting for their food to arrive. We tried their macaroni, spaghetti, lasagna and their signature pizza. I ordered the Lasagna and kind of regret my decision after a few spoonf

La Nonna's! Me and my friend went down for their very worth it one for one lunch! We were not able to make reservations as they were already fully booked so we went down earlier for walk in. We arrived in good time and were the first people in the Italian restaurant. I ordered their linguine. Which is this crab meat and tomato sauce with linguine. It is really good!! The crab meat sauce is awesome! With shreds of crab meat. The serving of crab meat is really generous. And the sauce is awesome wi

this place is known more for their well-reasonable set lunches – but that’s paltry. sweets! we came here for desserts-only after lunch at al hamra; and it did us well enough, even if it was nothing too special. they have a menu of typical italian desserts – we settled on the lemon meringue tart and a pannacotta, the latter of which really is indicative of the skill of the restaurant. the tart had a great crust – buttery lemon curd (though slightly gelatinous) and sufficiently-fluffy meringue on

Tried the squid ink ristotto at La Nonna and it was really good. The rice was covered in squid ink sauce and although i prefer squid ink pasta more, this dish is also worth a try as it has a different texture compared to the pasta version. The rice comes with squid ant tomatoes and the flavours in the dish really complements one another adding great flavour to the dish!

La Nonna is a italien restaurant that is great for casual hang out, to chill places. Tried the La Nonna pizza that consisted of asparagus, egg and cheese. Love the thin crust of the pizza and the taste of the pizza was quite unique to the restaurant. The lamb was really tender and it is definitely worth a try even for those who dislike lamb as the taste of lamb is not at all strong.

For the full review with pictures, please go to http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.com/2012/01/la-nonna-holland-village.htmlI had a really good meal previously so I brought my hubby there a second time. La Nonna is the casual, homestyle trattoria owned by the people at Senso so I was surprised that my second meal here was such a disappointment. Maybe the chef was having an "off-day".We ate:1) Mozzarella e Parma ($19), pan-fried mozzarella wrapped in 18-month old Parma ham. This was originally meant

La Nonna is a Italian restaurant in Holland v. They also have an outlet in bukit timah. My son got us the pizzas from La Nonna last weekend. The pizzas are the thin crust pizzas and the price range from around $17 to $21 for a pizza. The one he got for us is the pizza with sausages and mushrooms. The mushrooms here are not those button mushrooms, it is the good quality mushrooms which are very tasty and soft and full of flavour. The sausages are also very delicious, although slightly saltish, bu

https://thechosenglutton.wordpress.com/2011/01/15/pizza-at-la-nonna/A few of my decade-old friends and I went to Holland Village just the other day to hang out and have dinner, and decided on La Nonna after wandering and loitering the area for a little while. For me, it’s always hard to make a decision at Holland Village, what with the side by side by side bar cum restaurants down the street – we’re basically spoiled for choices. Having read up a tad’ bit about the restaurants at Holland V., and

Went to La Nonna meaning "The Grandma" at Holland Village! Now adays, getting to Holland village is no longer a chore with the circle line, so convenient! This is the complimentary bread served. It's abit different from what we normally see at Bread shops, but i think it tastes similar! The bread comes with a sauce at the side, we guessed it's Olive oil. The sauce does not have much taste even with the bread.This is the Lasagna ordered! Not too bad, but.. a little pricey! Cost around $16 from my

Had lunch with hubby and good friends and we ordered: 1) Linguine Granchi - the crab meat in pink sauce goes very very well with the pasta! Best dish of the meal!! 2) La Nonna Pizza - hubby said that the pizza is actually pretty tasteless. It's not bad tasting but expected more. 3) Chicken Wrapped in Parma Ham - chicken tasted ok but together with the ham, it's a little salty. 4) Squid Ink Pizza - same tasteless feel. Tho it looked different from the La Nonna pizza, it tasted the same - tasteles