Da Paolo Gastronomia - Great World

Visited for tea and dessert in the afternoon. Surprisingly refreshed and a hidden gem in great world city! Love the ambiance and how they make effort to make you feel closer to the nature through the olive trees and background sound. Ordered pistachio tiramisu with coffee. Coffee was great, with nutty/chocolate flavor. Will definitely come back and try the pizza as it smells so good:)

This is the Great World City outlet of the popular chain. The food is generally good though not great. Some of the items are a little pricey for what they are. The service is friendly and helpful, though they can be a little too eager to clear things and could do better with topping up empty water glasses. They have a nice deli at this outlet, including a big gelato section. Avoid their bread pastries (and no, don’t go downstairs to Cedele instead). What would make it better? Not ordering by scanning a QR code for starters. Their pizzas are also pretty average, about what you’d expect from the frozen food section of a supermarket, with no structure to the dough and way way too much oregano in the sauce. Their meatballs are reasonably tasty, though the sauce seems overly sweet. The mozzarella sticks are tasty but they’re still very “frozen food section”. Basically, a lot of their dishes taste like a cafe version of frozen food. The bruschetta are actually pretty nice. Bottled drinks are tiny. Coffee is overpriced. Panini are only available at lunchtime. I don’t recommend the salami one. It’s a little too sour. Their salad dressing is also meh. It’s a balsamic and oil emulsion and also quite sour. Overall, the place is okay for a quick, casual bite or to pick up something from their deli. Don’t expect too much and you won’t be too disappointed.

Serving comforting everyday Italian dishes from morning-to-night such as fresh egg pasta, freshly stone-baked Roman thin crust pizzas & house-churned Italian gelato. Scrambled Eggs on Toast ($11) is a fine way to start the day. Or savour the outlet exclusive dish, Seafood Spaghetti Cartocci ($29) topped with slipper lobster, scallops, squid and mussels which is seriously good too.

Firstly, I need to say that I gave the outlet in Paragon a 5-star rating. For some reason, the Al Granchio which was my favourite pasta tasted better in the Paragon outlet. The pizza wasnt what we expected. Cake wasn't the best either. Ambience was great tho.

Da Paolo Gastronomia Great World marks the group’s eighth addition to their Gastronomia concept. It’s a gorgeous space that just transports you someplace else with its cozy, shaded nooks. Their expansive retail section, modeled after a European marketplace, has all sorts of products, boutique and artisanal brands personally sourced and imported directly from producers in Italy and other parts of Europe. Food-wise, there’s lots to love. If you pop by for brunch, it’s almost illegal not to order their Avocado Toast—perfectly balanced and generously packed with 1.5 pieces of ?, and a steal at $12. My love for their brilliant Panini has been obvious, so I’ll share more about their pastas here. Both were very crowd-pleasers. The Linguine Aglio Olio Calabrese is robust with garlic and heat, so it feels very homely and familiar, and Spaghettone Carbonara Calabrese is a twist on the classic Carbonana, made deep and spicy with nduja. And if you have the tummy space for their house-churned fresh gelato, go for it! Their Hazelnut was really good; Ricotta Cheese with caramelized figs, surprisingly tasty; and also their deep, intense Dark Chocolate.

Great discovery of this Italian gem in River Valley area. We ordered bruschetta, salad, mushroom ham pasta, and 2 pizzas (not pictured) and all were very good with great portion sizes, hence, we felt so fulfilled and happy ❤️?

Came down for lunch for the first time. The pastas was absolutely delicious. We got the spaghettone carbonara, seafood spaghetti cartoccio, linguine aglio Olio and impossible pork carbonara (meatless). The carbonara was rich and creamy. The seafood spaghetti was fresh. Linguine aglio olio tasted like an Asian dish with the mushroom and spinach. The meatless pasta was a surprise as it tasted like meaty Bolognese pasta with kick of spice, Super tasty! Would be better if the online order form has option for the different pasta but overall the food and service was great tho the cost is more on the pricey side.

Unbelievably disgusting food. Half ingredients missing in our pasta and they suggested the ingredients had been “blended” into the sauce. I have had frozen pizza that tastes better. Do not come here if you want to enjoy your meal. I wish I could give them 0 stars.