It's difficult to judge a Chinese buffet in Italy, because there are very little competitions and…read morefrankly, you're in Milan! But it's easy because I'm a former Chinese buffet expert so I can break it down to you: there are some good items here, many average ones, and some really horrific. Good ones to try: large shrimp, beef, or anything that is from the grill area. Their fried rice was above average (but don't fill up on that since you'll get full really quickly). Seafood salad (by the salad bar), pineapple (in season) and stir-fry shrimp were also good. Average: everything else, minus the horrific ones below. Horrific: sushi (not as fresh/cold as I'd like), any of the dim sum items, stir-fry section (not to be confused with the grilled section, which you don't choose sauce), teriyaki chicken (overcooked), spare ribs (overcooked) Having said that, $20 euro per person isn't that bad, considering the variety of things you can get. Pro tip: even if you put 6-7 large shrimp on your plate (from the grilling section), they will only bring you 3-4. So separate them into multiple plates with something random (example: if you want 7 shrimp, put 3 + slice of beef on 1 plate, and 4 + slice of chicken on another plate). Pro tip 2: gelato is $1 more

The three of us were staying at a hostel across the street called OStello Bello. We decided to eat…read morehere on our last night in Milan. The food was OK when we were eating it but the real problem started happening when we left. All three of us started experiencing some sort of food poisoning and stomachaches. For me it lasted for one day and then it was gone for the other two people it lasted for a little bit longer.

Over priced,my food was cold. I wasn't allowed to send it back because I was told not to insult the…read morechef. So I didn't eat the entree and watched my family enjoy their food. Avoid and find another restaurant.

I went twice on my most recent trip, first to Giacomo Bistrot and then next door--both excellent…read moremeals following a memorable meal the last time I was in Milan several years ago. At Giacomo Bistrot I had a phenomenal Veal Chop and good glass of wine. Came with small roasted potatoes and their home baked bread. Finished it off with a good tiramisu. Second time I had the spaghetti pomodoro with a great house salad. The aroma of the tomato sauce was outstanding. I love the ambience of the "library room", though sitting in the small bar area is charming as well. Giacomo might be a bit pricey but the food is great and worth it.

as soon as I walked into the restaurant, the female owner expressed that she is but upset because I…read moream the only person. there was an another girl who was waiting as well, she was only one too. but since the female owner gave her dirty look, she just left. female owner has really bad manner and even though I got to sit, no server ever come to me. I asked few server to order food, while I was waiting for more than 10-15min, no one ever came. this is terrible place. even though you are hungry as f***, don come here. I wasted my time.

Alright! The review has long been delayed. It was really difficult to find English reviews for on…read moreYelp for European countries , even if you find, they sometimes are not really in depth. We discovered this restaurant as its close to duomo area and it's on the way to another Chinese restaurant. It looks quite small outside but inside is huge! It opens at 7 pm but we we got in like 15 min earlier, no problem. The reason we decided to try is because on the menu we saw dry hotpot dishes besides the Japanese dish and other Chinese ones. Any restaurant knows how to cook dry hotpot dishes know how to cook real Chinese food. So we go in, it took us a while to walk to our table, it was really huge. The tables are really clean and tidy. You can order prefixed 18.8 per person menu order as much as you want , but cannot leave any food otherwise receive a fine. Or you can order from another menu separately, which has some authentic dishes not on the prefixed ones. All the four dishes (spicy beef soup, vege fried rice, kungpao chicken, and dry hotpot veges ) are really really good, maybe spicy beef soup can be improved a little bit though as the complications of spices are not so comprehensive. We were surprised to taste authentic Chinese Sichuan food. Current review for this place is not so good I think maybe due to Japanese dishes and people who are not used to real Chinese food, but if you are looking for real Chinese food, this is the one to go. I did not give five stars because the waiter seems to be tired and no smile and just stare at you while eating .... Awkward ...

Nice place indeed, it is larger than just the first impression of the front part. The place goes…read moreway back as well as upstairs. I was greeted warmly in Mandarin and got seated right away. The service was fast and frequent checkups. Now, the food is very authentic and tasty. Since I was by myself, I was only able to try two entrees. First is pork in garlic sauce, my standard benchmark dish to measure a restaurant, and it was very good and spicy. The other dish is sauté beef with ginger and leek and again, it was outstanding in authenticity and taste. Why not 5 stars? Well, I was charged 2 euros for a bowl of rice as the entrees don't come with rice. This is akin to charging extra for sugar when one orders espresso!

A needle in a haystack…read more That is exactly how I felt when I found this restaurant this past weekend while on a weekend trip to Milan. The neighborhood is COVERED with graffiti and there was not another open restaurant around, due to it being a Sunday.. and although I was looking forward to Italian food, I could not be happier that I ended up here. The inside of the restaurant is modern and hip, the menu had a pretty nice selection and the staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The dishes I chose were Chinese, although their menu included sushi too.. I decided on Kung Pao Chicken and Vegetable Fried Rice. Both items were impeccably flavored and authentic. The portions were nice and the quality of ingredients seemed high. The only downside of this restaurant is that it is located in Milan, and not in Zurich. If you are visiting the city, take the tram 10 minutes outside of the center to EN...and if you live in Milan....Lucky you!!

This restaurant was a pleasant surprise! The all you can eat menu for 11 euro can't be beat. The…read moresushi is excellent and all the dishes are very good. The staff is attentive and helpful. Highly recommended during your stay in Milan!

This small sushi spot is amazing! Friendly staff and the food was exactly what I craved. Our…read morewaitress gave us amazing recommendations and was so nice even when I do not speak Italian. It was very quiet too, such a great time

It's a Chinese owned little place, with seating for about 14-16 people. Nothing special. Decent…read morefood. You're in Italy--food should be great generally everywhere. That's true. But it also scales up on money a little bit. I guess if you're eastern Asian and you miss that influence a little bit, hit this place up. Otherwise, meh.

19.90 per head for all you can eat sushi, sashimi. The whole 9 yards!…read moreTotally worth the money One of the freshest, tastiest salmon sashimi I've tasted (Asia, America, Europe included)

I am a celiac and they have a menu which explains all the allergens. Lots of options and they have…read moregluten free soy sauce. Good service and nice looking place. Very pleasant.

GORGEOUS! But don't book your ticket on Viator my sister did that and let's just say it caused…read moresome issues. The Viator tickets were the same price as booking through their official site online. The person advertised as rooftop tickets, but they didn't provide rooftop tickets. So we could only go inside and would've needed to buy separate tickets for an additional price. Don't forget to cover up I'm talking sleeves and the skirt/ dress has to go past your knees. If you don't wear appropriate clothes you won't be allowed in. However, there's vending machines wear you can purchase some plastic coverup. The cathedral is in a hot spot with the popular shopping centers near it. So many shops and malls in walking distance. Uber or metro is easiest option, I don't recommend driving.

Great cocktails and priced quite well for the location/quality. Views of the Duomo are as good as…read morethey get.

Poporoya is the first Japanese joint in Milan, and by far the best one. Authentic Japanese flavor…read morein all things, from sitting to no reservations, from brisk courtesy to the smiling and cheerful Shiro behind the counter. Shiro's chirashi is one of the tastiest and best I ever tried (and I spent a cumulative 18 weeks in Japan over the years).

We visited Poporoya while here from the United States. The Japanese food in California is…read moreexcellent so we might be a little spoiled. The establishment is very small and cramped. There are not many tables,however there are four tables outside. It is quite cold here in November at night so they have two heaters in their tent. There are also blankets available. You have to order from a table as you walk in and are served at a table when one becomes available. The fresh water eel is very good and comes with grapes, bean sprout salad a small portion of sukiaki pork with miso soup. This not a fancy restaurant by any means. Flimsy paper napkins and bamboo chop sticks for fast food. The taste and quality seemed better than average and the staff was polite and efficient.