The Soprano's Italian-German Restaurant (Petaling Jaya (South))

Catherinesee

Level4

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Soprano has the perfect ambience for hanging out or having a celebration with loved ones here. I came here with my family tonight. They sang all of my favourite jazz and country songs.

I like variety of food and drinks here.

I ordered the Lefte Blonde (RM 22) which was light and sweet and girly.

My mother ordered the Pineapple Sunshine (RM 13.90) mocktail which was too sweet for me I thought it was supposed to be sour. I wonder why nned capineapple juices are always sweet whereas real pineapples are sour.

We also ordered the recommended barbecued pineapple-bacon (RM 22) which was so sweet and juicy. The sweetness of bacon was combined with the pineapples resulting in the greatest combination of all ages.

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Date of Visit

2015-10-17

Waiting Time

20 Minutes (Dine In)

Spending Per Head

RM108.30

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Catherinesee

Level4

579

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I first saw this place when I passed through it, looking for Youmiqi. The name, Piano restaurant sounds unique.

The ambience is very romantic and a lot of couples go there for dinner. It is encouraged to go there a little towards 9 pm because there is a nightly live band at 9.30 pm. I like all the songs played too.

I ordered Blue Marine Cocktail (RM 26) which has a bit too much thousand island mayonaise. The name attracts me so I tried the cold prawns.

The grilled combo platter (RM 58) was quite tasty and came with all things pork, from the german sausage to pork parts. I ate a little of it as I was worried of getting fat. I do like the sourish salad.

The Cassata Siciliana Gelato (RM 20) was just incredible. It came in a triangular cake format. The gelato is heavenly and came with a burst of flavours. Muy bien! Most bloggers also mention this dessert which has beautiful art of dressing.

How can anyone have German food without beer. So I ordered the Franziskaner Natural (RM 31) which has a sweet taste like most German beers. The beer goes well with the saltiness of the sausages.

The price of food here is also quite reasonable for this ambience.