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Italy · Rome

Sublime, restaurant franco-italien à
Dijon

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Perched atop Collina Fleming within the neoclassical elegance of Villa Mazzanti, Sublime La Villa orchestrates a sophisticated dialogue between Roman heritage and contemporary Mediterranean precision. The kitchen, under the guidance of Chef Angelo Troiani, emphasizes a seafood-forward philosophy where technical rigor meets seasonal purity. A signature spaghetto arrives enriched with the creamy salinity of stracciatella di bufala, contrasted by the pristine sweetness of raw red shrimp tartare and the aromatic lift of fresh basil. Texture plays a pivotal role, evidenced in the tuna tataki, where the succulent, lightly seared fish is paired with the structural snap of purple potato wafers and a bright, citrus-infused vinaigrette. Aromas of wood-smoke and Mediterranean scrub permeate the dining rooms, while techniques like delicate braising and precise raw-bar assembly define the menu. The experience culminates in the Wonka cake, a multi-layered chocolate study.

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