Saipan Travel Food Diary: The Angry Penne


During my trip to Saipan, I visited an Italian restaurant called The Angry Penne.🌴🍕

The restaurant is located on the second floor.


The angry Penne

  


We ordered a margarita pizza and spaghetti along with cold draft beer and a Coke Zero. Such a perfect combo for after swimming.



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Before the main dishes arrived, they served us bread first.

It came with olive oil on the side, and although it was simple, it was flavorful and delicious.




The pizza was very huge and served nice and hot, ready to eat right away. The crust was perfectly baked, and the chees on the Margherita was soft and stretchy. It tasted fresh and authentic.


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The spaghetti had a slight kick to it. It was a little bit spicy, but for me, it was just perfect! The flavor was rich and well-balanced, and it paired really well with the cold draft beer.


 



 





Overall, it was a very satisfying meal. 
If you're visiting Saipan and craving Italian food, 
The Angry Penne is definitely worth a stop!



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Location: Victoria Plaza, Second Floor, Capitol Hill, Saipan 96950 북마리아나 제도

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