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Vi var på Donna i torsdags og skulle fejre vores bryllupsdag.
Vi bestiller deres spaghetti al Tartufo til 255 kr. pr. Person. Der kommer en meget ung pige til vores bord og skal lave deres berømte spaghetti i en stor ost. Sovsen er lavet på forhånd og bliver hældt over spaghettien. Jeg var i chok over at man tager, så meget for den ret.
Desværre nok en turistfælde. Jeg vil ikke anbefale denne restaurant til nogle.
Fik spaghetti med skaldyr. Spaghettien var halvhård, absolut ikke al dente, der lå 10 hjertemuslingeskaller uden muslinger, 2 var ikke åbne, som indikerer, at de var dårlige og en meget lille portion. Absolut ikke en god oplevelse.
Restaurant Donna i Kbh. Super fantastisk mad. Service i top og de smukkeste omgivelser. Besøg dem
Foarte multumita de pijamaua cumparata de pe donna.ro. Recomand
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