04/12/2025: Giardino Nuovo offers a compelling fusion concept, positioning itself primarily as a Chinese restaurant with a well-defined Japanese kitchen service line extension. The dual-department approach is operationally ambitious, and Giardino Nuovo executes it with surprising cohesion. The sushi station delivers freshness-first results, while the Chinese core maintains authenticity across the menu engineering.
The standout moment comes with the baozi, structurally soft yet generously filled, a strong example of texture and balance. The wok section shows business-grade efficiency, especially in the kung pao chicken dish, where the seasoning hits the right performance KPIs. Even in a hybrid format, Giardino Nuovo retains cultural sincerity in execution, which is not always the case in fusion-driven F&B concepts.
Portion-to-value alignment is correct, the pricing framework fair for the overall quality level. Service is responsive, front-of-house dynamics structured, and the staff demonstrates high throughput without sacrificing courtesy. The ambiance feels clean, functional, and modern enough to support both business dinners and casual social encounters. The décor communicates simplicity with intent, avoiding the chaos risk that often comes with multi-cuisine operations.
If we look through a global lens, Giardino Nuovo is a restaurant that dares to scale two identities in one format and, operationally, makes it work. It’s not a place that’s trying to be everything it’s a place that knows what it is and innovates around the experience without losing its roots. Worth revisiting, worth recommending.
27/10/2025: EVERYTHING EXCELLENT TO TRY ELENA AND ANDREA TOP!!!