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Reviving Your Brunches with Italian Panini

Yearning for an international flare in your brunch? Spoiler alert, we’re exploring some epicurean delights straight from Vietnam and Italy stationed in the gourmet landscape of Seoul.

Ottozelli (오띠젤리)

Offering a bite of Bologna, Italy in Seoul, Ottozelli is a treasure-trove of Tigelle, a traditional (originating since the Roman times, mind you!) bread item morphed into delightful sandwiches. Ottozelli is committed to prepare fresh Tigelle and a variety of charcuterie while striving to stay true to the original Italian brunch culture. The spotlight is on their meal stars – Mortadella Tigelle and the newly introduced Truffle Ricotta Tigelle – both trumpeting the beauty of simplicity with focus on authentic ingredients that effortlessly complement each other.

Intrigued by the culinary charisma of Phoenix and Ottozelli? Don’t just bookmark this, rush off to devour heavenly bites! Keep subscribed for more Seoul-gems we’ve in our kitty.

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