North Italia brings handmade pasta to King of Prussia Mall
North Italia opened in King of Prussia Mall's Savor connector, betting its handmade pasta pitch could turn a shopping trip between Neiman Marcus and Macy's into dinner.
North Italia opened in King of Prussia Mall’s Savor connector, between Neiman Marcus and Macy’s, putting its handmade pasta and pizza pitch inside one of the region’s busiest retail dining corridors. The brand’s own site calls the concept “Handmade Pasta | Handmade Pizza,” and that craft-first identity became the point of the move: pasta as a sit-down occasion, not a quick mall stop.
The opening had been building for months. Plans called for a King of Prussia debut on Oct. 3, 2018, and the rollout included two job fairs before service began. By Nov. 30, 2018, the restaurant was already open and described as “just-opened,” settled into a big presence at the heart of the Savor connector.
That placement mattered as much as the menu. North Italia’s King of Prussia restaurant is listed at 350 Mall Boulevard, Suite 1000C, King of Prussia, PA 19406, and OpenTable lists the phone number as (484) 751-9000. The reservation platform also shows brunch service on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., plus lunch Monday through Friday starting at 11:00 a.m., a schedule built for lingering meals rather than a fast-casual turn.
For pasta diners, the bet is familiar but ambitious: bring handmade noodles into a place known for heavy foot traffic and broad reach, then make the food feel like the reason to go. North Italia has built much of its identity on that balance of approachable Italian comfort food and a more polished dining room, and King of Prussia Mall gave it a stage with weekend shoppers, family outings and destination diners all passing through the same corridor.
The timing also fit a larger shift at the property. King of Prussia Mall was adding Eataly around the same period, signaling a deeper push toward food as a draw, not just an add-on to retail. North Italia landed in that mix as another Italian anchor, one that relied on handmade pasta to stand out inside a center built for scale.
Between the Savor connector location, the dinner-and-brunch schedule and the chain’s own handmade-pasta branding, North Italia made its case plainly in King of Prussia: pasta could be the event, even in a mall.
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