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Flavours of Northern Italy
Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Black Garlic Carnaroli Risotto and River Prawn
Carnaroli grains are among the best quality farm produce in Piedmont. Enhanced by the sweetness of black garlic, this creamy risotto is topped with a tender river prawn. The black risotto and bright red prawn create a vivid contrast in this eye-catching dish.

Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Smoked Lake Trout
Fresh lake trout is smoked for hours before being marinated, changing colour from pink to bright orange. A line of powdered balsamic crumbs and dots of raspberry jam are added on top to give a hint of acidity and fruity sweetness. This is not just for presentation – cutting along the dots will give each bite the perfect proportion of fish to sauce.

Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Carbonara ‘Au Koque’
Castellana has added its own twist to the traditional carbonara by infusing gin and raspberry to balance the rich egg-yolk sauce. A slice of ham is served on top of the freshly home-made tagliolini, notable for its delicate texture. The sauce is served separately, so diners can mix the elements together to experience this signature dish.

Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Oberto Fassona Beef and Foie Gras
Fassona beef, from a Piedmontese breed, is celebrated for its lean but tender texture. Perfectly seared beef is served with leek and potato puree, dark foie gras and red wine sauce, spinach leaves and polenta crumble. These contrasting elements combine to offer layers of texture and aroma without overshadowing the rich flavour of the beef.

Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Custard with Plums and Zabaione
This plum cake with Italian custard topped with biscotti crumbles can be enhanced for truffle fans with a decadent optional topping. Staff will shave a generous amount of truffle that blankets the entire dessert. With the aroma of truffle and rich creamy custard, this closing dish takes luxury to a new level.

Flavours of Northern Italy<br/>

Restaurant owner Matteo Morello

Piedmont, a region of northwestern Italy bordering France and Switzerland, is famous for its sophisticated food, wine – and especially truffles. Marco Sacco, owner-chef of the two Michelin-starred Piccolo Lago in the Piedmont city of Verbania, along with fellow Piedmont native Matteo Morello, opened Castellana this summer to present Hong Kong diners with authentic and exceptional Piedmont cuisine. 

Located in a quiet corner of Causeway Bay, Castellana’s interior is a cozy environment that takes its inspiration from homes in Italy. The restaurant’s menu integrates a number of Piccolo Lago’s signature dishes, and also presents other delicacies that highlight the region’s best seasonal ingredients.

“Besides distinctive food paired with over 370 quality wines, heartwarming and professional service is another highlight of Castellana,” said Morello. With their expert knowledge of food and wine, the restaurant’s team provides a head-to-toe Piedmont dining experience. 

In Hong Kong, the kitchen is run by Executive Chef Fabiano, who has worked with a number of top chefs globally. Before joining the restaurant in Hong Kong, he spent some time working with Marco Sacco at Piccolo Lago to learn more about Piedmont cuisine in the most authentic way.

 

Castellana 

10‭/‬F‭, ‬Cubus‭, ‬1‭ ‬Hoi Ping Road‭, ‬Causeway Bay

3188‭ ‬5028

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