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  1. Cantaloup

    International Italian

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    A converted bread factory with its original ceiling height intact, Cantaloup is an all-day international restaurant where the dining room opens onto a fountain courtyard shaded by a retractable roof. The menu leans Italian, with risottos and pastas doing most of the heavy lifting, alongside a scallop ceviche that takes a detour through Brazil. The kind of place where a long weekday lunch feels like a reasonable life choice.

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    • Ceviche de vieiras

      “Among the starters, we particularly enjoyed the Ceviche de vieiras (scallop ceviche), served with caju (cashew), quinoa crocante (crispy quinoa) and vinagrete de pimenta de cheiro (aromatic chilli vinaigrette)”

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    • Medalhão de filet mignon

      “as a main course, the Medalhão de filet mignon (fillet mignon medallion) with penne gratinado (gratinated penne) and molho rôti (roast jus)”

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