This I heard from the staff is a newer restaurant. If you are in the mood for some good Asian food…read moreclose to central Milan, you can't go wrong with this place. Prawn crisps - 3.5/5 Vegetable Tempura - 4/5 Soup with chicken and corn - 4/5 Fried rice with veggies and egg - 3.5/5 Singapore Noodles - 5/5 best I've had in a long time Kung Pao Chicken- 3.5/5 Service - 4/5 Food - 4/5 Ambience - 4/5

Lovely presentation! The food is mostly Chinese with some Thai curry and soups. It's good food but…read morenot to die for. My mom absolutely loved her lemon chicken, I got Kung Pao chicken which was nice and spicy and my dad got prawns which he said were ok but could have had more spice. All in all we enjoyed our food and the attentive staff.

We were visiting Milan, and had a craving for asian food since we been eating Italian/Tuscan food…read morefor 7 days in a row. We needed a small break. So we noticed there was a Thai restaurant around the hotel and stopped by for dinner. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, but all the food we order came out pretty good. It was definitely better than the Thai restaurants we have back in NYC. It's a little lacking than the ones we had when we were in Thailand but it's Thailand! We order the duck fried rice with basil, coconut soup, green curry soup, and mango sticky rice. They were all very decent dishes, I love their mango sticky rice the most. Since the mango was fresh and the sticky rice was warm. Definitely a must go to if you are craving for Thai food in Milan, doesn't get better than this.

2nd time here and have a different seat inside, really nice & I love this restaurantread more

I enjoyed this as a fun Asian food option. They serve various types - Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and…read moreeven one or two Vietnamese options. The hot and sour soup was amazing, and the spiciest thing I've eaten in Italy since moving here a month ago. It still wasn't super spicy, but it was exactly what I needed! They make their Pad Thai with thicker noodles, so there's more of a noodle taste than the sauce they normally pick up. I would've liked more quantity of the mix-ins, but the overall flavor was very good. I don't know why this place has €€€ - it should be categorized at €€. There are many affordable options. It has a classy ambiance and a great location near the Duomo. I'd recommend it as a date spot or just a nice break from Italian food overall.

I was getting sick of Italian food, so I decided to get some pad thai. I was so pleased! The staff…read moreunderstands English, and is very accommodating. I asked for my pad Thai extra spicy and they brought enough hot sauce on the side to let me gauge the heat myself. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, and they had a good selection of beer/wine. Jade Café is a hidden gem!

We were so happy we picked this restaurant as our last dinner in Italy. The service was amazing and…read morethe food was delicious. Our kids finish their plate. Definitely coming back here next time.

Stumbled upon this gem unexpectedly on our last night in Milan. Grateful we did. This place did not…read moredisappoint. My husband and I shared an order of the mushroom risotto. At the recommendation of another guest. They also suggested, if you like spice, to try the chili pepper infused olive oil. So glad we did! The risotto was perfectly cooked, very creamy with an abundance of fresh mushrooms. We topped with a drizzle of the spicy olive oil. And man that's got a bite! So good. For dinner I had the meat lasagna and my husband had a pasta with sausage. Both were very good. Mine was a large serving, filled with delicious pasta, cheese and sauce. My husband had a smaller pasta noodle, and the sauce was different than the red sauce on my lasagna. It was delicious!! We enjoyed our meals. And we even were able to purchase a jar of the spicy olive oil! Service was very friendly and attentive. If we make it back to Milan, we will come back.

Hong Kong Crossover was a revelation on our three week trip throughout Italy. We made it to Milan…read moreand were so happy to see different options for food. We love Italian food but we were in the mood for some variety especially hailing from San Francisco where we have so many options. Wai took such good care of us and the restaurant was not super busy. The decor was very zen and calming. We started with the mushroom dumplings and siu mai. Then we had a soothing wonton soup. We ended with the broccoli and mushroom and steamed tofu with mixed meat in a clay pot. At the end, brought us slices of oranges to complete our meal. We were impressed with the quality and taste of our dishes. Everything was delicious. Next time we are in Milan we will certainly return!

This place is a real treat hidden just off the main roads from the hustle and bustle. We were the…read moreonly two people in the restaurant when we dropped in on Sunday evening but the staff made us feel right at home. We had gyoza to start and two entrees both chicken with some veggies and white rice. Great flavor in both dishes. Clean, soft lighting, and cozy. Highly recommend if you're looking for some good flavors to break up the cheese and pasta sauce

As a Vietnamese American from Boston, USA, where excellent Vietnamese food is abundant, my review…read moremight seem a bit critical, but I'll aim to be fair. We ordered the goi cuon for appetizers, and the bun cha Ha Noi and com thit nuong for main dishes. The goi cuon was good, featuring both shrimp and grilled pork, which is a nice touch compared to the usual either-or option in the States. There was also the addition of pineapple. The peanut dipping sauce was tasty but could have been a bit sweeter and saltier for my taste. Surprisingly, the order only came with one roll, so we had to order an extra. The grilled pork plate was fine but the pork was a bit dry and the pickled veggies weren't pickled enough. A notable difference I've noticed in Vietnamese restaurants in Italy (including one I visited in Rome last year) is the nuoc cham, or fish sauce dipping sauce. It tastes very different from traditional nuoc cham, likely due to the use of balsamic or red wine vinegar instead of fish sauce, no chili peppers or garlic, possibly to cater to the Italian palate. My significant other had the bun cha Ha Noi. The grilled pork patties were fine but underseasoned, and the accompanying dipping sauce couldn't quite compensate due to also being slightly underseasoned and lacking fish sauce, tasting more like vinegar. If you're craving Vietnamese food, this place will suffice, but it may not blow you away. On the bright side, the service was great and the waitstaff were very attentive.

One thing I was not prepared for while traveling in Italy was their hours of operation. We got here…read moreby 6:30 PM but the restaurant was not open until 7 PM so we just hung out in the front. The staff were very welcoming and serviced us right away. The food took about 20 minutes to come out but probably because we were the first customer. The food was very good--just like back home, which was so satisfying. Highly recommend this place. Also, the aesthetic of this place was top notch.

Really amazing food, close to the train station, and open on Wednesdays when everything else seems…read moreclosed. We had a great stake, fried potato slices, pasta, Chinese beef and spicy lotus, everything was just super tasty.

It's a Chinese restaurant that makes Italian food if you are into that sure lacks charm and…read moreauthenticity.

Second time for me to have dinner here with family. When I'm in Milan with friends and family, I…read morewill make time to have dinner at Thai square. Food and service is great. It's a must in Milan. Sorry, food was so good, we forgot to take pics!!‍ next time for sure.

Amazingly authentic Thai food!! Loved it so much, we kept coming back for a few times during our…read morestay in Milan. A must go if you're into Thai dishes. Order the Panang Beef, my favorite. Oh yes, great service too