Little Italy

I visited Little Italy, Hitech City for a team lunch. The location was finalized after seeing a reel online. This place offers a sit down buffet, where instead of the usual buffet counters, every item is served directly at the table. The buffet price is ₹1399 per person, but with a 50% Swiggy discount, it came down to ₹799 each.

The appetisers started with nachos and cheese sauce. The cheese had a strong flavor and the nachos were crispy. Mixing them with tomato sauce actually made them taste even better. Cheese balls felt average. Bruschetta was simply tomato pieces placed on what felt like a normal rusk, nothing very special.

For soups, I chose the creamy mushroom soup, which was delicious and refreshing with a smooth texture. The Caesar salad was disappointing. Burnt bread pieces and poorly balanced dressing spoiled the dish. Another salad with dried chilli peppers had a tangy and spicy profile, which actually worked well.

Pizza options were limited to one per person, but since we were eight people at the table, we managed to try all varieties. Bombay pizza, Napoli pizza, and Margherita pizza were all impressive. The Napoli pizza stood out because of its spicy kick.

For pastas, we tried Barbaresca, Arrabbiata, and Aglio e Peperoncino. The Barbaresca felt like plain tomato paste and did not impress. Arrabbiata was decent. Aglio e Peperoncino became my personal favourite from the pasta section.

Desserts were a disappointment. Both the crème caramel and mango cheesecake tasted bad. Among the beverages, the peach iced tea from the mocktails section was good.

Overall, the experience was just okay. It can still be worth visiting if you want a slightly different buffet style dining experience. Valet parking is available, ambience is good, service is quick, but there is no wheelchair accessibility. Kitchen hygiene should be personally verified by customers.