BY: Carol Ann Benanti
Named for a quaint dining spot of the same name in the ancient city of Rome, Trattoria Romana — the Dongan Hills eatery where chef Vittorio Asoli sits at the helm — conveys a warm, welcoming feeling, much like trattorias found in villages throughout Italy.
When queried about the Restaurant and his culinary prowess, the masterful chef — who was born in that “eternal city,” — attributes his kitchen talents to his mom. He says her cooking creations were inspirational, although he alludes to studying formal culinary arts in his native city.
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