Pot Cucina & Bottega In Palermo

Out the blue this restaurant appeared... A change from Sicilian food, the pho was close to Vietnamese style.... 🤩

We had a great meal, and the place is really cute. We came to try the ramen, and we can say it's the best we've had in the city so far. The service was friendly, and the staff gave us excellent recommendations. The only downside was the somewhat long wait, both for the appetizer and between the appetizer and the main course.

Great experience! We tried the traditional ramen and their Indian variation, which was truly original and delicious. The classic ramen was also very good. For an appetizer, we had the sardines, which were truly excellent. There was a bit of a wait, but it was absolutely worth it. We'll definitely be back! 🍜✨

Interesting menu, I really didn't know what to choose, I could have tried every dish! Excellent and plentiful food, a cutlet as big as the plate, with incredibly crispy breading! The hummus that accompanied the pumpkin was delicious. The staff was kind, welcoming, and very thorough in describing the dishes. I can't wait to come back to try the rest!

Small but cozy place, cuisine with few dishes but very good with excellent raw materials, as well as desserts. Staff, polite, discreet and kind, good quality/price ratio

Delicious food and a fantastic atmosphere. Friendly and friendly service. The owner is wonderful, as are the waiters.

Every time I eat at Pot, I always discover something divine. I wish it were my everyday cuisine.

The first time we came here, we ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen and the Furaidochikin Indian Ramen. The Furaidochikin was super delicious, I was eating it with pleasure, and my girlfriend also really enjoyed her Tonkotsu. The carrot cake was average, nothing too special, and the first time we had the tiramisu it was very delicious (best one we tasted in our two months in Sicily - and for my girlfriend, the best one she tasted in her entire life). We ordered it again the second time, but it tasted less delicious, still good but not the same. We were already planning to come back a second time, but we received a 20% (?) discount on our next meal here, which was very nice (and smart!). The second time we ordered the Zuppa Laksa and the Goulash. My girlfriend really enjoyed her soup a lot, but unfortunately I enjoyed the goulash less so; as you can see it is not the traditional Hungarian style, and the flavour wasn't that delicious. The chocolate cake and the fries were fine, definitely not bad. I also really enjoyed the free starter bread (I think there were some special ingredients inside). The staff is friendly; we chatted with them a bit because we arrived too early the first time, we also saw them interacting nicely with other guests, very nice. It is a nice place to try some new types of food. :)

The prices aren't for everyone, the place is nice, but the cutlet I ate was worth trying. The staff is friendly and smiling.

Pot Cucina is pure magic. Top-notch cuisine at moderate prices. If you love surprising your palate with well-structured dishes and wowing every bite, you just have to book and experience this. It's become a second home now. I recommend trying everything: the ramen is the best from Japan on down, a broth that even the most experienced grandmother wouldn't have. The main courses and appetizers—in short, I'll put my stamp on them, they're all mouth-watering. If you love yourself and want to treat yourself, Pot is the place for you. Everything else out there is just rubbish, no offense intended, but we're definitely at the pro level.