Roman cuisine is made of simple ingredients, and this is the secret of its success.
Roman cuisine is famous worldwide not only for its intense flavors, but for the simplicity of the ingredients used in every recipe.
It is precisely this ability to transform ordinary ingredients into dishes that tell incredible stories of flavor.
Roman cuisine is not just a universe of authentic sensations: every dish, every recipe, carries with it the passion that reveals itself through unique and inimitable aromas.
The same aromas that filled the kitchens of grandmothers long ago…

Simple ingredients, authentic flavors
Roman cuisine is simple because it relies on a few genuine ingredients, many of which are tied to rural traditions.
Pasta, eggs, pecorino cheese, guanciale, tomatoes, aromatic herbs. All simple raw materials that, when combined with mastery, give life to iconic dishes such as Cacio e Pepe, Amatriciana, and Carbonara.

We are literally in love with our culinary tradition…
It excites us to combine ingredients in a traditional way while adding a special touch that distinguishes us. For example, our carbonara pasta with truffle shavings expresses this creativity without altering the authenticity of Roman recipes.
No complicated techniques are needed to win the palate of someone enjoying a Roman dish. What matters is love and the desire to make happy those sitting at the table, waiting for their warm plate to savor.
A roman touch in Valletta
Our Roman cuisine in Valletta has always been popular for its deliciousness, but also for the emotion you feel when entering our trattoria.
Smiles ready to welcome you and lots of cheer, just like in the old taverns located in the heart of Rome.
Roman cuisine teaches that the quality of ingredients without love could never excite in the same way.
We still live in a family-like atmosphere that reminds us every day how important it is to share a dish.
If you love simple flavors, you must try Roman cuisine in our trattoria in Valletta.
Why roman cuisine is special
Because it has few secrets. The ingredients reveal themselves naturally, and each flavor is elevated without overpowering the others.
Every bite of Carbonara pasta delivers the saltiness of pecorino, the crispiness of guanciale, and the sharp taste of freshly ground black pepper.
Aromas and flavors blend perfectly to honor the balance that only a Roman dish can express in such a simple way.

Roman cuisine is simple and true
Where there is simplicity, there is certainty. If you can recognize the flavor of each ingredient, you can be sure that the chef’s mastery has created true magic.
In a culinary world often seeking novelty and complexity, Roman cuisine remains a shining example of how simple recipes can truly excite and delight!
