Giulia's culinary journey began in Rome, where she trained at the Italian Chef Academy. From there, she traveled to the mountains of Alto Adige, where she learned how research and precision can transform a dish into a lasting memory. She then moved to Madrid, where she led a fresh pasta workshop, before heading to Formentera, where the sea taught her respect for the delicacy of freshly caught fish. Back in Rome, she collaborated with the Italian Chef Academy as a chef assistant during cooking courses and as an interpreter for international students. At the same time, she gained valuable experience in vegan cuisine while also deepening her knowledge of the world of wine through her work in an enoteca. Meanwhile, a dream was quietly taking shape: opening her own restaurant. Today, Amarillo is that dream brought to life—a place where Giulia pours her heart and soul into every detail, welcoming each guest with the same care and passion she devotes to every dish she creates.

