Food

Roberto’s brings Christmas cheer to patrons ahead of festive weekend

Diners were treated to traditional tunes brought to them by the children of Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association Bangsar

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 23 Dec 2021 1:00PM

Roberto’s brings Christmas cheer to patrons ahead of festive weekend
Roberto's 1020 Osteria put together a Christmas carol for diners recently. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cucina, December 23, 2021

by Amalina Kamal

IN an attempt to spread the festive cheer leading up to the weekend, Roberto's 1020 Osteria put together a Christmas carol over lunch supported by the Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association at its Bangsar Shopping Centre outlet yesterday.

The atmosphere of the restaurant was filled with classic sing-along tunes sung by children of the home in high spirits, which delighted patrons while they enjoyed their meals.

Petra Cucina chief executive Roberto Guiati shared: “We want to give back a little bit and make this year’s Christmas more special than usual”.

Kids of the Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association enjoying their meal after their Christmas carolling. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cucina
Kids of the Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association enjoying their meal after their Christmas carolling. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cucina
The Christmas carol ensemble at Roberto's 1020 Osteria, yesterday. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cuccina
The Christmas carol ensemble at Roberto's 1020 Osteria, yesterday. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cuccina

“Having the kids here for the first time is great because they get to try our signature pizzas and enjoy the Roberto’s experience together.”

Noting that the Italian restaurant is all about casual family dining, Guiati expressed how the carolling added a touch of relaxed familiarity when one thinks of the year-end celebration.

While there may not be a specific Christmas menu set for patrons who are potentially looking at hosting lunch or dinner parties, the restaurateur does share that, “...we will try and create one or two dishes to mark the occasion.

Petra Cucina chief executive Roberto Guiati (left) with the children of Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association and his wife, Malaysian actress and former beauty queen Kavita Sidhu. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cucina
Petra Cucina chief executive Roberto Guiati (left) with the children of Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association and his wife, Malaysian actress and former beauty queen Kavita Sidhu. – Pic courtesy of Petra Cucina

“Being close to [restaurant] service is something that I like. So you will be seeing me at Roberto’s this festive season with my family and friends,” highlighted Guiati when asked how he is celebrating the weekend.

“We have been operating for exactly a year already, and I am glad to share that business has been fairly great despite the setbacks of lockdown that we had.

“Roberto’s is also grateful for its returning customers that have been closely supporting [us], so this type of light entertainment planned for the day is in a way done to share the joys with both regulars and new diners,” he added. – The Vibes, December 23, 2021

Related News

Diary / 10mth

Penang to unveil luxury dining cruise next year

Malaysia / 3y

Eating at home? Sure, if only we could get home before the sun sets

Events / 3y

Roberto’s 1020 Osteria celebrates its 2nd anniversary

Diary / 4y

The Vibes Culture and Lifestyle tries: What’s good to eat?

Places / 4y

Eight spots to check out in Hong Kong during your next trip

Heritage / 4y

Shchedryk, the Ukrainian folk song that became a Christmas classic

Spotlight

Malaysia

Bersama suspends Nik Nazmi from party activities for three months

Malaysia

‘We have better things to do than orchestrate khalwat raids’ - Amirudin

Malaysia

Social media posts ‘emerge’- defending Ismail after Tuanku Muhriz’s public rebuke

World

Trump’s Muhammad joke about Iran presidency falls flat at Georgia rally

Health

Haze can cause life-threatening lung inflammation in cats and dogs, vet warns

World

Australia detects deadly H5N1 bird flu on Macquarie Island, threatening elephant seals

Malaysia

Agong warns against using social media to spread hatred, insult others

Malaysia

Nik Nazmi acknowledges he is the individual detained by JAIS

You may be interested

Health

Haze can cause life-threatening lung inflammation in cats and dogs, vet warns

Events

Grooming young traders key to nation’s oil hub goal - expert

Community

More attention needed to care for the aged, says consumer association

By Ian McIntyre

Events

Taobao revamps cross-border shopping as demand for Chinese brands grows

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir