Ristorante Paradiso Episode 3: Paradiso
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3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

MMMMYEAH, this would never happen in the real working world, but since it's fiction, sure!As for this episode... yeah, you can really tell the author wanted this ship to finally set sail. In the previous episode, Olga mentioned that Claudio wasn't exactly good with women, and yeah... I guess she was right. This episode showed just how completely confused the guy was.Aside from that, the scene where Claudio finally revealed himself... man, that was absolutely beautiful. That's DaPro for you, they really know how to deliver those beautiful moments.

I still do think its pretty complex but Nicoletta's mom is pushing it. I don't really think it's okay to lie to the man you love and in the same breathe reduce your own child's existence. I like that Nicoletta's not strictly focuses on her love life but her own insecurities as she's still growing up.

Well, there's finally a bit more depth to the characters, which I liked a lot more than what I've seen so far. Both main characters are starting to open up to each other more about their past experiences and end up realizing they have a lot more in common than they expected. There's an important revelation from both Nicoletta and Claudio, which I liked because they dove a bit deeper into what's going on between them.



