New OGR Ristorante by Raffaele Amitrano

New OGR Ristorante by Raffaele Amitrano in Torino is a contemporary Italian fine-dining restaurant at a $$$$ price level. It is best approached as a polished meal built around the venue’s cuisine and signature dishes, rather than as a casual or quick low-spend stop. In practical terms, that means the appeal is not simply that it serves Italian food in Torino, but that it frames Italian references through a more composed, fine-dining experience.

The clearest way to understand the restaurant is through its listed dishes: tagliatella di seppia con sedano, cremoso di nocciola e limone salato, moscardini alla Luciana con cicoria e polenta, risotto allo zafferano con limone e tonno marinato in acqua di mare, scorfano alla puttanesca, and babà napoletano. Read together, the list points to a contemporary Italian fine-dining experience with a range of savory and dessert-led references, while keeping the most reliable guidance anchored to the named signature dishes themselves.

Book for contemporary Italian fine dining in Torino

New OGR Ristorante by Raffaele Amitrano is a stronger fit when the goal is a refined meal in Torino than when the priority is a simple, traditional, or low-cost meal. The $$$$ price level means the decision should be about wanting contemporary Italian fine dining, not merely finding a convenient plate of pasta. It is the kind of choice that makes most sense when the meal itself is a central part of the plan, rather than a quick pause between other Torino stops.

Smart casual dress is the dress code, so diners should plan for a neat, polished look without assuming a formal requirement. That leaves room for comfort, but still calls for an outfit that suits a more considered restaurant experience. Beyond that, details such as room layout, pacing, service format, booking difficulty, accessibility, parking, and private-event setup should be confirmed directly with the restaurant before planning around them.

The menu is the main reason to choose it

The restaurant’s signature dishes are the most useful guide for ordering. The list includes tagliatella di seppia con sedano, cremoso di nocciola e limone salato, moscardini alla Luciana con cicoria e polenta, risotto allo zafferano con limone e tonno marinato in acqua di mare, scorfano alla puttanesca, and babà napoletano. The range is important: it points to a meal that can move across several contemporary Italian fine-dining expressions without presenting itself as rustic or casual.

The safest expectation is contemporary Italian fine dining in Torino at a $$$$ price level, with the listed signature dishes as the clearest confirmed reference points. Diners who are drawn to those preparations are the best match for the restaurant; diners looking for a simpler or more budget-led meal may want to compare other Torino options first.

Know Before You Go

• Best for: diners seeking contemporary Italian fine dining in Torino.
• Format: confirm the current menu format directly with the restaurant.
• Booking: confirm reservation requirements directly with the restaurant.
• Dress: smart casual.
• Dietary fit: confirm directly with the restaurant before booking.
• Access: confirm directly with the restaurant before planning around it.
• Parking: confirm directly with the restaurant before planning around it.

Use Pearl’s Torino restaurants guide if the priority is scanning the city more broadly, or pair the meal with Torino hotels, Torino bars, and other Torino experiences for a fuller trip plan.