My
Italian is for all intents and purposes non-existent (background aside) but
Ci gusta bene means it tasted good…and boy, did it taste good! Everyone welcome
the latest entrant to the list of guilty dairy pleasure providers in the city. Signor
Arlecchino better watch out. International franchises seem to gradually making
headway into the Ghanaian dining market what with KFC and now this gem of a
temptation. The ci gusta brand ranges from savoury to sweet and even includes
well know Italian favourites like pizza, but the quasi secret branch in
question is located on the first floor of Koala and serves mostly the sweet
variety.
Prepare
to get hooked on the delicious frozen yoghurt with their array of not less than 12
toppings (fruits, nuts and chocolate) albeit a healthy alternative to ice cream
but decadent nonetheless. Soft serve ice cream and well as light yoghurt are
also available. Crisp Crepes, waffles, and ingenious 5 minute cakes all to be had with
or without creamy topping.
An
Italian eatery won’t be complete without
coffee and there are many tasty twits to the traditional cappuccino and espresso.
Must try- large frozen yoghurt with toppings layered: strawberries and kiwi, cashews and chocolate sauce balls J a balanced meal if there ever was
Brand
spanking new and decked out in blue and white, the décor has amusingly been
described as sterile; the first thing that hits you is how clean and well
arranged everything is. About 7 or so tables allow you to sit, eat and daydream
or even stare out of the window if you so please. The display is uncluttered
and the utensils themselves seem to serve as well arranged decorations. (Watch out for the U cups)
In line with the
ever escalating prices of tasty treats…these start from about 5 ghs but expect
to spend in the double digits if you start getting carried away with toppings…and
honestly, what’s the point without them?
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