Risotto di Go in Venice
Lunch & Dinner · Worth the Adventure
Risotto made with goby fish from the lagoon tradition.
Pronunciation: Ree-ZOT-to dee GO
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What it is
Risotto made with gò (goby fish) broth. The fish is used for flavor, then removed. Delicate and intense.
Taste translation
If you like delicate seafood risotto; this is Venice’s rarest version. The fish disappears but the taste stays forever.
Zen's note
The gò is a tiny lagoon fish. The broth is everything — they cook the fish, extract all the flavor, then discard it. What’s left is pure Venetian essence in a bowl.
