It is not too hard to find Foodie, located at the beginning of Chinatown, on the main drag, it has…read morea bright green color sign. Foodie has a nice sizeable snack menu for a boba shop. I only stopped by for the Panceke Salato (jianbing). It was nice that it was only around four euros and the meat add-on was only .50 more. The jianbing themselves were very tasty. I love love loved the chicken one. It was refreshing and quite substantial. The bacon one was fine as well, but I think the chicken was best just because it compliment the other toppings better. The service was ok. They usually seem busy so it does take a bit to get the food. The indoor seating is pretty limited, but there is a good amount of outdoor seating. This place is defiantly good for a little snack.

There are a few bubble tea shops in Milano. This place is solid. The pearls are cooked Al dente…read morewhich is my favourite. The reason it gets a star less than 5 is because the delivery of the drinks is slow and the ability to carry the sugar level is not as easy as other places (even in Milan). The tea itself had good flavour but not exceptional.

I give 5 stars cause I though the people of Milan were incredibly rude. Nobody smiled while taking…read morean order or making coffee, in general... I assumed just a culture of pissy people who hate their jobs. But life sucks man... carry on. I walked here just to give my legs a break and have a coffee. Took a look at a spinach sandwich and had that too. But the stuff were really friendly. I wasn't scared to ask for a wifi password. They kindly gave it to me. Nice place to rest your feet, have a bit and check your emails.

Heard great things online, recommend by chatGPT and booked a reservation…read more Small place, friendly service, but time limit on the table, so if the service is a bit slow, you might be mid dessert and you're being asked to leave when the next party has arrived. Not a big deal, they let you know there is a time limit, but maybe they should keep the service flowing so that doesn't happen. The interior decorator here did a great job with the time warp back to the mid 20th century. Cool vibe. Food was ok. Perhaps using old recipes from the time period is not so good for a tourist? I wasn't really impressed with the food, but I don't have a cultural link to Milanese food to begin with, so I don't think I was fully able to appreciate it. If my grandmother made this when i was a kid, perhaps it would have been better, but the meal was lost on me. There are plenty of spots to grab a good meal, I'd only recommend this place if you have a fond memory of the menu items or you really want to time travel and post to social media.

Dunno how this is considered one of the top restaurants in Milan. This was our least favorite…read morerestaurant in all of Italy. There wasn't much that was appealing on the menu and the attitude of the staff did not make things better.

Avevo altissime aspettative per questo posto, perché una sera di mesi fa, passando davanti alla…read morevetrina, avevo visto un video del loro riso saltato (riso all'uovo dorato). Ripassando oggi ho visto in menu anche gli Xiao Lon bao e I San ji bao, che teoricamente sarebbero tipo gli Xiao Lon bao, ma passati alla piastra. Mi accomodo e ordino esattamente quelle tre cose. Le ragazze molto gentili e interni accoglienti, moderni e puliti. Arriva per primo il riso, mi avvento subito, ma rimango deluso. Mi aspettavo tanto uovo bello arioso e soffice, in realtà era tutto piuttosto secco e molto salato, ne ho lasciato metà. Poi arrivano i San ji bao alla piastra e ahimè sono quelli più panosi. Il ripieno di maiale molto buono, ma l'involucro non è il mio tipo, quindi lo lascio lì e mangio solo il ripieno. Infine arrivano gli Xiao Lon bao, finalmente qualcosa di buono sopra la media. Forse un po' grandini, ma comunque buoni. Se i San ji bao avessero avuto questo tipo di pasta, sarebbero stati ottimi. Tutto comunque molto salato, forse un po' troppo. Insomma sono rimasto un po' deluso, probabilmente è colpa mia che avevo alzato le aspettative un po' troppo.

On our way to the bus stop after dinner, we passed by Chateau Dufan, which serves desserts such as…read moregelato and coffee; and, being in Chinatown, of course they also serve bubble tea! My sister ordered the regular black milk tea and I ordered the taro milk tea for 3.50€ each. I wasn't the hugest fan of the black milk tea but the sweet taro milk tea was great. The usually graininess of the taro powder was missing and instead was the thick consistency of real blended taro. The tapioca bubbles weren't too bad, either. A must stop by after dinner in Milan's Chinatown!

We ordered a couple of the dim sum, vegetable and one shrimp. Quite good. We also ordered a small…read morewhite rice and Chinese broccoli (?). The rice and vegetable came about 20 minutes before our main dish, the steamed fish. So service was a bit slow, definitely worth the wait.

Let me start by saying... this is more like an adapted "Italian Chinese" restaurant. Yes, it's…read morelocated in Chinatown... probably created this hood by a non-poc to identify the Asians. So, we were craving Chinese food after a few nights of pasta, panini, more pasta... looked up Chinatown and walked around. It was a Sunday... and there was a street fair... lots of little stalls selling treats... I had fishballs, egg waffles... and we landed here at Jin Yong for dinner. We got a bunch of food: -oysters... I didn't have any... but friends had it.. it was questionable. Not sure why they ordered oysters in a Chinese restaurant lol -braised bamboo shoots - love this!!! -snails (teeny tiny... can't even really enjoy it)... please add stronger green long peppers and more sliced ginger. -sliced beef w/ chives... please sautéed the beef with fried garlic, and season w/ oyster & sweet soy then toss the chives for 5 seconds! Otherwise it will be like this watery mess you served us. -Ong-Choy - this one is ok, maybe add sliced chili and fermented bean curd -the noodle (think this was a Taiwanese dish) needs rehab... it was awful. No flavor whatsoever, sautéed the ground pork! Then toss with sauce! Please -clams... This was a confusing dish.. either make it as dry sautéed in black bean sauce or in broth... no semi-brothy. Not good flavors. -the fried rice... was so sad... the flavors were fighting each other... too oily. No "wok hay" whatsoever. It's a very sad dish. Overall... the food is about 2.5-3 stars, I feel like the chef lacked passion for the food. Or perhaps... that's what Italians want for Chinese cuisine. Just like Americans want their chicken broccoli... who knows. Being generous with 3 stars bc of the bamboo shoots. Ciao.

The food here does not taste authentic at all. We got the "bun cha ha noi" and "pho thap cam". Both…read moretasted like it was microwaved. The vermicelli was mushy and had a weird smell. The staff were nice and friendly. I would not recommend this place to anyone who knows anything about authentic and good viet food.

Food was okay... save yourself the trouble and don't buy their "bottled water"…read more The bottles are re-filled with tap water. The first bottle received had cilantro on the inside cap which I though was very odd. I notified the server and he bought be a new bottle CAP... I insisted on a new bottle so she brings me another "sealed bottle". Upon removing the cap, I see old residue from being used on the mouth of the bottle... water tastes worse then bottle water from the store. Also the label on the bottle is peeling off from being re-filled so many times. Very dishonest. Edit: They probably but 100 new caps from amazon for $15 and sell them for $2 each... rip off, please do buisness right.

I was really looking forward to Il Pescetto after dining at a similar style restaurant in…read moreBarcelona. As other reviewers have stated, it's best to get here early. A line of about 15 people formed a ten minutes prior to opening on a Saturday afternoon. It's also best to have a gameplan in mind of what you want to order. We didn't and it was clear the staff essentially rushed us through. I understand that they have other customers in line, but the ordering process is very stressful. We ordered scallops, shrimp, octopus, calamari, and potatoes. The food was overall well-cooked. The value here is great; to get all this fresh seafood for ~40 euros is a nice deal. This is one of those where I wish I could give half stars and would rate it a 3.5. I would probably come here again, especially if I had more time to order my meal.

Best fish ive ever had in my life and prob one of my fav memories w my family ever. Just go. and…read morethese charming young fellows will take care of you

We got off the train and headed straight Brunello, a place my neice found online that boasted…read moredelicious Milanese dishes. This being my last day in Italy, I wanted something that would take my breath away. It started with great customer service. It was a bit chilly outside, but we opted to sit out there in lieu of a 20 mins. wait. They had heaters if we needed them. The food was beyond my expectations. For starters we had the stuffed zucchini flowers. I would have preferred them not fried, though still very tasty. We shared the Ossobuco with Saffron Risotto - the lunch portion was large enough to share, but I have to say, after the first bite, I regretted sharing. I could have eaten the whole thing. I had to try the creamed fava beans, so I ordered a side. No regrets whatsoever. My taste buds were doing the tarantella! Everything was fabulous, paired with a glass of Pinot Noir.

what a find! reasonably priced five star meal. The food was absolutely delicious. Could not have…read moreasked for anything nicer. We sat outside on the terrace, and it was no problem having our dog with us. Thank you. highly recommend the artichoke Parmesan.

Legit, authentic Chinese food in Milan Chinatown. Like any truly classic Chinese restaurant its no…read morefrills interior, very straightforward service, and servers that basically only speak Chinese. But the food is so cheap and delicious! After a month traveling Europe, I was really craving some Asian food, so I'm glad I came here as the food really hit the spot. One thing that I thought was interesting though is that some of the dishes did have a bit of an Italian twist to it that I was not used too (coming from the states) -- in terms of the herbs that they used/sourced. But honestly, it wasn't a super obvious different and still tasted a bit like "home" aka my mom's cooking.

Super yummy authentic chinese food! All the dishes we had were great, however the tofu was slightly…read moreover done (a bit chewy) which is why they get 4 of 5 stars. There was asolutely nothing wrong with the flavour, just the consistency unfortunately. My favorite was the wonton soup, the wonton was tasty and the vegetables were perfectly cooked. The clams and fried rice were nice too, two simple dishes. I'm suprised at how some Asian restaurants are unable to get easier dishes right but these guys just nailed it. The price for three dishes and water = 27€. I'd recommend this place and I will definitely come back!

Service was very nice, owner was gracious to accommodate me as a single at an outside table even…read morethough I think she had reservations ahead of me. Food was good, middle of the road Chinese; I only had two dishes, a soup and stir fry eggplant so I can't be sure about their very large menu which also has Japanese. Prices were very nice.

A hidden gem in the city of Milano! Great when you are craving Asian food and the pan fried pork…read moredumplings (ravioli) is delicious!