Amazing food for a great price!! Well worth the money. Will return when I am in Milan!!read more

Very good service and delicious food. It is all you can eat, so order as much as you can! Make sure…read moreyou are very hungry before. You have to eat everything on your plate, as is customary with all Italian Japanese all you can eat restaurants, so make sure you do not order too much. I started off by ordering only a small amount of food, but ended up ordering a lot more because the portions were pretty small. I would recommend the Edemame, Kaisen salad, Miso shiru, Gyoza meat steamed, Sake sashimi, Spicy chicken, Sautéed mixed veggies, Salmon with salmon caviar roll, Beef with Thai basil, and Fried rice with curry (I know it sounds like a lot of food but trust me you're paying €19 you want your money's worth and it is smaller portions). I would NOT get the Vietnamese spring rolls they are lumpy, yucky, and crusty. Small and crumpled up. Didn't taste good at all. There is air-conditioning but there is no Wi-Fi. I would come back here if I was craving Chinese, Thai, or Japanese! Four stars because it is not anything special and I would think my reviews are very refined/selective about giving 5 stars. This restaurant does the trick but it's nothing special, if you are really hungry and are in the mood for Asian food come here!

The place might be small but the food is quite good. The portions are also quite generous.read more

It tastes quite different from Americanized Chinese food, so I imagine it's been adapted to the…read moreItalian palate. Definitely more tomatoey tasting Ma Po Tofu than I've ever tasted. The prices are GREAT (about 2-3 euro per dish if I recall, smallish portions) that my wife and I got 4 dishes and finished them (OK, I finished most of it). We're already back in the US, so I can't remember the names of the dishes: we got some some kind of rice vermicelli dish, ma po tofu, stir fried vegetable medley, and vegetarian dumplings (see photos). We really love this model, small, cheaper dishes so you can get more variety to your meal. The place had asian and italian patrons galore and was doing brisk business the whole time we were there ordering and waiting for our food. There is room for probably 15-20 diners, but near zero ambience. We'd definitely go back if we're ever in Milan again!

The food was great. Service was quick and Ranny was given us great service. Pork belly and shrimp…read morefried rice is higher recommended... Will surely go back next visit to Milan.

After lots of Italian, we decided to grab something different for dinner, and Yuan didn't…read moredisappoint! It's a cute little restaurant with 2 stories of seating inside. We got served right away. The food came out fast. I got a spicy shrimp dish that was truly spicy! The dumplings were delicious. And it was all super affordable prices.

Great spot in Milan. My girlfriend and I had a night stop over in Milan and were tired from…read moretraditional Italian food that we have been eating for ten days straight. She loves Cantonese style food and I'm more of a fusion kind of guy (if you can't tell already, I'm an American). We went here for dinner and ordered the lemon chicken dish, spicy shrimp, chicken chow main, fried rice, white rice, a water and two cokes. The reason I mention all this is because the price for portions are great. All of that food, plus a service fee came to 38 euro. In the states at a nice upscale fusion restaurant, this would easily be 60 dollars plus tip in a suburban town. The food was good. Not authentic in regards to a specific style or country but rather blends different flavors creating an original dish. The lemon chicken were small chicken cutlets that were lightly battered and fried and a medium thixoelness lemon sauce(something you rarely see in the states), the flavor was on point without weighing you down too much. The spicy shrimp had a familiar Thai taste and was more dressed up in a Thai manner than Chinese. The fried rice was lightly oiled with no soy sauce mixed in, along with egg, vegetable and ham. It was refreshing to not have an overly oily fried rice dish. The chow main was delicious. Everything was good, it hit our need for Asian food, the service was great, it's overall a pleasant experience.

Two stars. . . I know. I know. I'm here in Milan and you'd…read morewonder why I'm eating Thai food. Before you judge my decision, I'd like to inform you guys that I currently reside in Naples, Italy where Asian food is almost nonexistent. Therefore, every chance I get outside of Napoli I'd eat food I cannot have. Anyways, we went here for dinner to get our thai cravings fixed and cravings for thai was not solved. At least for me. I ordered, Chicken panang curry and Chicken pad thai. I'm used to them being a tad bit sweet and what I had here was both salty (which I've never had before, the level of saltiness). *** They don't serve Thai tea. *** Although, we ordered other stuff like: Gyoza - that was good Sio Mai - that was good too Corn soup - was delicious Other than the chicken panag and pad thai being a bit of a disappointment the experience was good. Service was great.

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.

Pro-tip: Ensure you make a reservation as this place fills up quickly…read more Pro-tip 2: Group your orders so you get things in chunks. Service: 5* (very fast) Ambience: 4* Taste: 5* This place has changed names a few times and appears differently on Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. But this is the place for AYCE sushi. There is a time limit of 1.5 hours, but you can do it. Stay focused and stay the course! ;-) There is an iPad at your table where you place your orders. In between orders there is a 5 minute waiting period so I would recommend bunching your orders. Order sashimi to Andre your fish fix without all that filling rice. We ordered a variety of rolls, sashimi, and side dishes. All were good, some great. The fish was very fresh and tasty. Very, very good. We actually plan to return later in the week again. Easy to get your fish fix.

Four stars only because they do not put unagi on their all you can eat menu…read more I tried lots of sashimi and they were excellent quality. The spring rolls were ok and very small. The only kind they had included some sort of ground meat inside instead of cabbage and shrimp and such. It was kind of like eating a spring roll with hamburger in it. The wasabi and ginger are incredibly fresh and potent. That was a nice treat. I arrived at opening at lunchtime and I think I was the only one in the restaurant so the wait staff was very attentive and friendly and fast. The Japanese owner lady is incredibly friendly and kind.