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La Nonna, meaning “The Grandmother” in Italian, serves traditional Italian country cuisine, much like what grandma would usually prepare in an unpretentious and inviting Trattoria atmosphere.

Wine O'Clock with Free Bar Snack

Burrata & Proscuitto (Antipasti)

Risotto Al Funghi Porcini

Spaghetti Al Nero Di Seppia

Linguine Alle Vongole

Pizza Quattro Staggioni

Ossobuco

Home-Baked Garlic Bread

Pizza Con Carpaccio

Caprese

Insalata Della Nonna

Cold Cuts Platter

Carpaccio

Mozzarella E Parma

Caesar Salad

Bruschetta

Italian Sausages

Calamari

Arancini

Funghi

Lasagna

Macaroni & Cheese Della Nonna

Parmigiana

Cinque Formaggi

La Nonna

Margherita

Vegetariana

Nera

Meat Lovers

Salmone E Rucola

Prosciutto E Ananas

Diavola

Prosciutto E Rucola

Burrata

Risotto Allo Zafferano

Gnocchi con Finocchio e Salsiccia

Fettuccine Ai Spinaci

Taglierini Al Tartufo

Linguine Al Granchio

Ravioli Della Nonna

Pappardelle Coda Di Bue

Merluzzo

Spigola

Manzo

Agnello

Maiale

Tiramisu

Pannacotta

Torta Al Limone

San Benedetto Sparkling Water

San Benedetto Still Water

Coca Cola

Coca Cola Light

Sprite

Fanta Orange

Soda

Tonic

Ginger Ale

Peroni

Tiger (Beer)

Prosecco (Bottle)

Italian Red Wine (Bottle)

Italian White Wine (Bottle)

French Red Wine (Bottle)

French White Wine (Bottle)
Admin (DanielFoodDiary)
Homely and Unpretentious food
'Linguine Pasta with Crab Meat ($25 for ala carte) Easily my favourite. A satisfying plate of home-made pasta with zesty and creamy tomato sauce, added with a touch of basil. The crabmeat was generous in portions, and fresh-sweet tasting.'
Sam David (HoneyCombers)
Light and cripsy all around
'If truffles make you weak, then you must have the La Nonna Signature Pizza (tomato, mozzarella, parmesan, asparagus, egg and black truffle), a sheer truffle blasphemy. The quality of the crust at La Nonna also deserves special mention: light and crispy all around.'
(happyhighlife)
Will totally eat again
'Topped with tomato sauce and two kinds of cheese – mozzarella and parmesan – and graced by asparagus, egg and black truffle paste. Oh. My. God – this was so good. The base was perfect – neither too chewy or crusty, and truffle paste seeped everywhere and gave that extra touch of sophistication to every bite. Yet it wasn’t overpowering – balanced with egg and asparagus, we could just taste the parmesan and truffle slighly ahead among everything else – does that even make sense?'