A worker processes fresh shrimp into various white containers on a stainless steel table in a commercial kitchen.

The ingredients

Every dish starts long before the kitchen: in a field, in a mill, at sea, in the hands of those who wake up early to offer the best quality. At Miscusi the producers are not 'suppliers': they are family. We choose them one by one, together with their territories, to bring you traceable ingredients cultivated with respect — for the land and for those who work it.

A large pile of fresh, halved cherry tomatoes fills the frame.

Agromonte, the tomato that tastes of Sicily

Cherry and datterino tomatoes hand-picked by the Arestia family near Ragusa, pollinated by bumblebees and transformed into sauce with no preservatives. Only in season, with care and flavor.


The interior of a ship's bridge features a wooden steering wheel and a worn chair overlooking a harbor.

Ittica Sud and the Mazara shrimp

Where our shrimp tartare comes from


A man stands in a sunlit wheat field holding a handful of freshly harvested grain.

Molini del Ponte

Where Perciasacchi wheat becomes flour, between tradition and sustainability


A top-down view of a large pile of raw, golden-brown wheat grains being scooped with a white utensil.

Kronos and Perciasacchi

These are the flours that make our pasta special.


The pasta that doesn't drink

A regenerative sorghum fusillone, developed with MartinoRossi: -78% CO₂, -90% water. Gluten-free, rich in iron and antioxidants. The proof that sustainable can rhyme with delicious.