Cute place in Milan center Great ambiance…read more Service was fun and informative. Shout out ( Luka ) Food was delicious tasty and healthy. Lived the self choices.

This place is known for fusion cuisine and dumplings, but during aperitivo hour, you're limited to…read morea drink and snacks. Still, a perk is that if you don't drink alcohol, you can get a smoothie! The smoothie is on the thicker side compared to what one would normally find in Milan, which is amazing! I had the Pink Freshness smoothie, and the snacks that came with it included croutons, cheese carrot sticks, and olives to dip into a cute little pot of creamy hummus. The entire aperitivo was 11.90 euros, which isn't too bad.

Great place to get a sandwich or salad and coffee. Prices are reasonable and service is excellent…read more They also have an English menu.

I'm obsessed with Panini Durini. Eat there. Just eat there. And get hot chocolate to go with your…read morepanino.

This is a chain restaurant in Italy- I went in Milan. They weren't my first choice but being a…read moreSunday morning, I didn't have a plethora of options. They have a set brunch menu but I decided just to get some blueberry pancakes. It was about €11 for two blueberry pancakes which is fine but I felt like it was a little over priced for what I got. Overall the food was totally fine. I'm an American so I can't critique the Italian too much. I wanted to order a chai latte but my waiter either hadn't heard of that or they didn't have them. The restaurant itself was super nice though really cute and comfortable. You also pay at the front rather than with a server.

4 star compared to most of the food you get in Milan, but just average if you're going to compare…read moreit to the majority of healthy-cafe-style food you'd get in America. They're big on bread and light on meat. Would much rather see smaller portions and the right proportion of bread to meat to veggies. A minor complaint. Oh, outside the pigeons get right up in your food. Waiters coming by to shoo them away briskly only led to trying to prevent feathers from falling into your food. Sit inside if you think Pigeons are just flying rats that should be exterminated.

We were in the area to check out the nearby museum and decided to come for a light breakfast. It is…read morevery chaotic if you come on a weekday morning because there are several offices in the area, with the staff getting their morning espressos and drinks before work. If you are a regular and have it figured out, it seems to work. However, with a language barrier and being the first time here, we needed some time before we could figure out the system. There was no clear menu at the cashier, no staff to ask or a flow to follow. Everyone just seems to mill around and try to catch the attention of the servers behind the bar. If it takes a minute for you to order at the cashier, you get the distinct feeling that you are in the way and holding up the world behind you. Once we finally ordered blindly, the got our items it was a lot more relaxed. There are plenty of small and large tables, providing more than enough seats since everyone was drinking at the counter and leaving. Be forewarned that tea is ALOT more expensive than any coffee based drink. Like multiple times more expensive. Food was okay, it was enough to start the day but nothing spectacular. For the price of the items, I would much rather go somewhere less chaotic.

People have told me many things about God Save The Food…read more They were all mixed reviews. Some liked it, some said it was overrated. Well I just had to try it for myself. Love the entrance because it's automatic. WHOO HOO! The interior is super cute, reminds me of a cafe in New York City. LOVEEEE! It was a little bright thought but then again, I was half awake and in need of coffee. I was a little disappointed in the size of the americano. I thought I would get a HUGE cup of Joe like I would at Tizzy's. I had to order two but that still was not enough, but it was only 1 euro. I tried pancakes because I wanted breakfast even though it was lunch time. I didn't even bother looking at anything else on the menu. It came with two thin pancakes and fruit. I loved the fruit but I wished the pancakes were thicker and fluffier. There was no sitting fee. YAY! My pancakes was 10 euros and each cup of americano was 1 euro. So it was a well spent 12 euros. Service is excellent, the place is clean and very modern. I will come again to try the other food and do a review update till then you should totally give this place a try!

We stumbled in here after a late night for breakfast at 1 p.m. we ordered the yogurt and a…read morecappuccino. The yogurt was pretty good as was our drinks. When ordering the yogurt you pick between strawberries or pineapple, you pick you're "cereal/granola type, and then finally nuts/cocoa.

one of my favorite places to eat in milan. I went once…read moreduring the week around lunch time and they didn't have their dessert menu, so they may only serve waffles and crepes on the weekends. you can sit outside all year around as they cover their outdoor patio and have heaters as well. the presentation is elegant with patterns of dark chocolate, red currant, and a shot of milk chocolate. the gelato is great with a little bit of chocolate at the bottom of the cone.

This restaurant is beautiful! And the food was excellent. It was a gem in the limited international…read morecuisine options in Milan. I had the fried dumplings and yellow curry chicken. Both were delicious, with the perfect amount of spice. The space looks great for groups since there are several large tables.

Chinese management ruined this little gem. Ten years ago this place was special and original Thai…read morefood was served with grace and competence. NOW THIS IS NOT A THAI RESTAURANT ANYMORE, IT'S CHINESE FAKING THAI!!! Anyone who has been to beautiful Thailand can confirm it. To date, there's no real Thai food in Milan. Food sucks & prices are outta this world. Tourist in Italy, stay away. Un vero peccato, mi sento in piccolo nodo in gola a dover recensire quello che una volta era l'unico ristorante thai degno di tale nome. Come entravi, ti guardavi intorno affascinato dalla bellezza della boiserie e dalla pace che vi si percepiva: nonostante la presenza di altri clienti, ti sembrava di essere solo con il/la tua ospite. Ora qualcosa è cambiato: l'ambiente ora è più tra l'etnico vintage e il kitsch, ampio e un po' troppo rumoroso. Tavoli più accalcati rispetto al passato. Anche il personale, una volta thai al 100%, ora è inframezzato dalle solite china girls frettolose e ansimanti. Il menù è cambiato nel corso degli anni. Una volta vi si potevano assaggiare piatti autentici, con il coriandolo fresco ed il basilico thai imperanti, come da manuale nella cucina thailandese, i sapori erano veraci. Ora il menù è più complesso, ti aspetti cucina thailandese, in realtà trovi un po' tutta l'Asia ed un po' troppo cinese. Abbiamo assaggiato diversi antipasti (inclusi gli antipasti misti della casa) senza essere impressionati da alcunché, anzi piuttosto delusi per la banalità delle preparazioni e della sostanziale mancanza di sapori. Gli spiedini di pollo satay, una volta impeccabili, vengono ora serviti già ricoperti di salsa satay, di quella che trovi in Sarpi senza problemi. Anche il pad thai, che ora preparano con (orrore!) i noodles larghi, piatti e insapori che imperversano in tutti i fusion milanesi, è una vaga rivisitazione, edulcorata all'italiana, scomposto, PRIVODICORIANDOLOMANNAGGIAAVOI, questa granella assurda di arachidi con la quale ricoprono il piatto perché così NON vuole la tradizione thailandese, era insulso e assai basic. I fried noodles con carne di manzo, pollo e maiale erano un po' meglio ma non troppo. I calamari grigliati erano duri e stopposi, senza sapore se non quello (totalmente coprente) della salsa piccante. L'unico piatto degno di nota è risultato i filetti di anatra al curry rosso con latte di cocco e ananas, interessante e gradevole. Insomma, cucina molto deludente. E neanche tanto economica: abbiamo speso quasi 62 euro a testa bevendo acqua e un paio di calici di bianco.

Very disappointed, not sure if I evolved through the years or if they changed, but the experience…read moretonight after many years was very disappointing and unsatisfactory. All dishes were average at best, Xiao Long Bao had a very thick skin and virtually no broth inside, almost identical in taste to the normal steamed pork dumplings. Pork meatballs were ok with no wow factor, beef with leeks was ok but unremarkable. My sister liked the fried ice cream, but lamented that it was still frozen in the middle.

A classic Chinese restaurant for Italian taste buds. Food is cooked pretty much to standards with…read moreno peaks of excellence except for the Singapore duck. Now, I've eaten the Peking duck elsewhere but found no difference. Gotta check it out on the net. Bok choi very crispy and fresh. Crispy hot beef hard on my teeth-and my teeth are very strong- left most of it. A boring dish. Service a bit annoying: pretense of an unrealistic kindness hiding total carelessness for customers satisfaction. Will be back for duck and Chinese cabbage. Prices a bit high for what you get.

This place is such a great treat! We had difficulty finding somewhere for breakfast that was not…read morejust sugar. This place definitely had beautiful pastries, however, we chose prosciutto and mozzarella di bufala and a cappuccino and a macchiato. This prosciutto was beautiful, I've never seen anything like it in America.

This is a very cute local Patisserie shop…read more We stopped in early sunday morning for coffee. We had two double lattes. i liked mine alot. My wife did not- probably because she is a Starbucks addict! They have lots of cute cakes, desserts and more. Nice little spot and the people are extremely nice here