4/5 Jasmine (. 1 year ago on Google • 407 reviews
ORDERED:
🍞
Focaccia
with
whipped
ricotta
🧆
Carrozza:
2
mozzarella,
culatello
prosciutto,
rocket
salsa
for
($24.00)
🍝
Malfadine:
‘cacio
e
pepe’
black
pepper,
Pecorino-Romano($29.00)
🍝
Tortelli:
crab,
chives
&
mascarpone,
prawn
bisque,
curly
parsley
($42.00)
🍝
Tagliolini:
prawns,
lemon,
ginger
&
pistachio
pesto
($42.00)
🍰
Tiramisu:
Adore
coffee,
savoiardi,
mascarpone
($18.00)
$51.67pp
for
three
people.
REVIEW:
I
enjoyed
my
time
at
Park
Street
Pasta
&
Wine.
We
were
one
of
the
early
arrivals,
so
were
recipients
of
their
full
attention.
🙌
The
focaccia
was
delicious.
Golden
brown
all
over,
soft
and
savoury
on
the
inside,
it's
perfect
with
a
simple
whipped
ricotta.
So
blessed
it's
provided
complimentary
for
start
of
service.
The
carrozza
is
unique.
I
haven't
had
something
like
it
before,
but
it
reminds
me
of
arancini.
A
heavy
mozzarella
filling,
it's
elevated
with
a
delicately
salty
prosciutto.
Aesthetically
I
loved
the
look
of
the
teardrop
of
pecorino
romano
pooling
on
the
inside.
From
the
mains,
the
Malfadine
and
the
Tagliolini
were
my
favourite.
Caution!
Our
Malfadine
had
a
heavy
hand
of
pepper
with
very
bolded
edges.
It
got
a
little
bit
heated
at
times.
😅
Considering
they
make
all
their
pasta
in
hand,
the
pasta
itself
was
magic.
Curvaceous
ribbons
to
stringent
tagliolini
-
it
was
an
honour
to
taste
and
enjoy.
Tortelli
was
a
little
left
field
for
me.
From
the
description
I
was
expecting
a
light
seafood
flavour,
but
it
was
heavy
and
unsettling.
On
the
other
hand,
I
liked
how
much
of
the
crab
flavour
I
was
tasting.
Perhaps
it
was
brought
from
the
heftiness
of
the
flavours,
but
it
wasn't
my
favourite.
Tiramisu
was
nice.
It
wasn't
overly
sweet,
but
Epocha's
tiramisu
still
holds
my
heart.
🏛️
Overall,
I
think
the
price
for
Park
Street
Pasta
&
Wine
at
almost
$52
per
person
is
worth
it.
From
the
craft,
to
the
environment
they've
created...
it's
a
nice
experience
overall.
Good
job!