
The first contact we had with Obikà was in Campo di Fiori, we looking for a restaurant to have dinner and this caught my attention. If you do not have the “Mozzarella Bar” written next to the name I would think it was a Japanese restaurant but no, it was the ultimately place of worship of Mozzarella, I did not know but apparently it has a demarcated region, or at least of Bufala Campana does. (http://www.mozzarelladop.it/)

Pontina (sabor mais forte e salgado)
Affumicata (sabor forte e fumado)
Stracciatella di Burrata (doce e cremosa)
At the time we decided not to go and went to another in the same square, anyway this had been in our minds and when we are at Fiumicino airport waiting for our flight, we did not think twice and sat on the counter to really understand what Mozzarella Bar is.
First we learn that the buffalo mozzarella Campana has at least four flavors:
Paestum (more delicate)
Pontine (stronger flavor and salty)
Affumicata (strong flavor and smoked)
Stracciatella di Burrata (sweet and creamy)
Then to taste them either you ask for a dish of two or more varieties, or a salad in which it is the star and the supporting actors are the vegetables and ham, among others. And even within those that are secondary, their selection is high quality.


I chose the mozzarella “affumicata” accompanied by grilled vegetables with pesto sauce. I was a fan. The flavor of the mozzarella is hard to describe it is so good, nor ever had I thought it could be so rich and intense. Yes the mozzarella, the same that we use often with just another addition to a salad and something that ultimately is much better than that.

When we return to Italy I will seek another Obiká to taste the other flavors of mozzarella.











