We were lucky.
We didn’t have to wait long for our table during our visit because the restaurant wasn’t busy. We went straight to the counter to order our pizzas. Luciano’s is usually packed with customers and often has a long queue, which can be challenging since they only have 10 tables and it gets bustling during lunch. If they’re sold out by a certain time, you’re out of luck. Luciano’s operates on a first-come, first-served basis and closes when they run out of what’s on the menu, so you might need to come back another time.
The staff needs a lot of improvement.
While I don’t remember much about the lady at the counter, I appreciated seeing the chef working diligently in the kitchen. Despite being busy, he looked up to acknowledge us as we walked by. I smiled back at him, and he seemed friendly. However, the waitress left much to be desired. She appeared unfriendly, and the way she placed the menu on the table was impolite. She didn’t even smile at the customers. My first impression of her was that she was rude, which stood in stark contrast to the warm atmosphere set by the chef.
It has a laid-back atmosphere.
Luciano’s has a laid-back atmosphere with its simple décor, perfectly capturing the essence of street food. The aroma of freshly baked pizza fills the air, creating a bustling environment that made our early dating days unforgettable. This hidden gem brings back memories of laughter, connection, and a shared love for great food. I look forward to returning. If you’re in Kuala Lumpur and craving authentic Italian street food, Luciano’s is worth a visit.
You can visit their Instagram here: lucianos.kl
X, Hani.