Little Italy @ Capital Review

Near Shuguang Department Store and very close to the pier. The business is very good. Unlike other seafood restaurants in Sabah, which are mainly Chinese, there are many Europeans and Americans here. The pizzas are baked on site and the seafood ingredients are very fresh. The price is slightly cheaper than Pizza Hut, there is a Chinese menu, and the waiter can also speak Chinese. Very nice.

We ordered squid noodles and smoked salmon salad, tiramisu, and a glass of lemonade; the dishes tasted very good, especially the squid noodles, which were fragrant and a little elastic, very comfortable. The salad was not bad, the salmon was a little salty, and it was just right with the vegetables; the tiramisu had a strong taste and a lingering fragrance; the homemade lemonade is definitely worth tasting. !

Little Italy Tiramisu~Blasting Dark Chocolate~Lemon Black Tea~Mille-feuille~Thin-crust Pizza🍕~Steak~ ~Except that the steak was changed from 7 points to 10 points, everything else was pretty good~ ~There was a 10% service charge on the bill~ ~Only the next day did I find out that there was a 10% coupon on Alipay...!

Finally, I had Nasi Lemak. This is also a signature food in Malaysia. Fried chicken nuggets are served with cucumber, peanuts, boiled eggs and then topped with sauce. I went to find the No. 73 Asam Lasa that closed the last time. Curry Lasa is more popular in Kuala Lumpur, while Asam Lasa is the specialty of Penang. !

Little Italy on Saba Island is a very good restaurant, ranked high in the island's food rankings. Here you can taste authentic Italian food, especially the lamb chops, which are not only delicious but also large in size, and are really enjoyable to eat.

Little Italy Restaurant is a very good western restaurant on Saba Island, and it ranks very high on the food list. The price is a bit more expensive, but the Italian food here is very authentic, and the lamb chops are very tender, not very strong in lamb smell, and very delicious.