Dal Mondo

Reviews, recommendations and trends from the four corners of the planet, signed by all the authors of Identità Golose


Cotoletta and San Lorenzo, the New Italy in Miami

Four figures behind two new ventures in Florida, united by the aim of rewriting Italian cuisine in a setting that evokes the warmth and simplicity of home life – as told by Mattia Cicognani

The costoletta of Cotoletta, restaurant opened i

The costoletta of Cotoletta, restaurant opened in October 2024 in Miami, that is redefining the parameters of Italian cuisine in the Florida metropolis

How is it that in a wonderful Country House located in the New Forest it is Italian cuisine that reigns

The warm welcome of the hotel located within the national park in the southeast of Britain also comes through the good Italian cuisine filtered through the eyes and palates of chefs Angela Hartnett and Luke Holder, at the helm of the HH&Co restaurant

With Luca Fantin in Japan, where food producers are considered heroes

The community appreciates the hard work of food artisans as much as that of an intellectual or a manager. Even more, in fact. From tuna to saffron, here is how the chef picks his ingredients

Millei, chainsaws... and lots of good food. The Argentine table grows: we tell you about its first two stars

The Latin American country has debuted in the universe of macarons that count: Aramburu is its flagship address, entering the world gastronomic scene. We paid a visit, in Buenos Aires...

Aramburu's brigade with, third from right, che

Aramburu's brigade with, third from right, chef-patron Gonzalo Aramburu, the one with the moustache: he has recently been awarded two Michelin stars, the first restaurant in Argentina (he is in Buenos Aires) to win the prestigious accolade

Dakar, Chef Merlo and the challenge of quality

The ambitions of the owner of Noliane in Senegal's capital: 'I would like Italians travelling here to find my cuisine as good as it is at home. I am not looking for discounts because we are far away.' Meanwhile he celebrates

Alessandro Merlo and his wife Souadou Niang

Alessandro Merlo and his wife Souadou Niang

In Senegal, the Italian you don't expect

Alessandro Merlo, 49-year-old from Acqui Terme in Piedmont, first sommelier and then chef, moved eight years ago to Dakar, his wife’s hometown. He owns a hotel and a fine restaurant, Noliane

A view of the Noliane Dakar from the garden

A view of the Noliane Dakar from the garden

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