Think Venice and I think a floating city. Perhaps the traveller tales and way the city has been positioned made this a must visit and must do in Milan. Just a train ride away, we were right smack at the steps of Venice - the main modes of moving around the city was definitely on foot or a gondola. These rides go for a song of 80 euros for 45 minutes or 60 euros for 30 minutes - the latter made us feel cheated at the end of the ride but in the wintry cold, less is more.
So then our gondola ride was nervewrecking for me -swaying from side to side threatening to throw us over but it could very well be my fear of unstable anything at work.
Trudging along the streets of Venice, finding a restaurant was easy as ABC yet most were empty which was a daunting task.
The somewhat friendly exterior of this without anyone outside the restaurant hardselling was good enough for us. Free wifi made the lunch happier though spotting a fellow asian over the counter wasn't the happiest thing in a restaurant - we all wanted authentic food and having an asian cook our food could also mean it tasting like hometown.
A decently decorated restaurant.
Breadsticks to start the meal - the other popular alternative if bread is not provided.
Minestrone, tart and tangy enough for the one who lost his appetite.
Chicken with Fries
Chargrilled chicken chunk with a side of fries. It could be me that fries in Europe are particularly more yellow.
Pork chop with Fries
Nothing to scream about - the sauce was on the sour side.
Seafood pasta that was decent.
Something homecooked with seafood as well.
Average joint with bearable food given how touristy the whole place is. I was already thankful I was not fleeced.
Sora al Ponte
San Polo, 1588
Venice
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