"There was only one real restaurant in town (five years ago)," says restaurateur Marco Bertini. "Now there are probably 20 good places to eat." Labuan Bajo has a "Wild West" feel to it -- with an Islamic twist. The roads are broken, dust gets churned up in the air and the Islamic call to prayer resounds from tinny loudspeakers in the still of the night. But it's worlds away from how it looked and felt when Italian chef Marco Bertini, owner of Made in Italy -- an
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