I was craving top sushi, felt like splurging $$$ to reward myself for putting up with an…read moreunprecedented work overload that made me dizzy. Chose this place after reading reviews on Yelp,TA & Zomato. Portions are a bit small, don't come too hungry or you'll end up spending a fortune. Ordered uni & squid gunkans, they were out of this world, flavor bursting in my mouth. Dragon rolls topped with foie gras: they sound ordinary, tasted extraordinary. Mixed dumplings: never ate them so good before, the filling of each dumpling could be distinguished by its yummy freshness. Super salmon tartare with avocado & fried platano. A nice, different addition. Romantic, intimate ambiance. Staff a bit too serious (except for the friendly owner)

Excellent dining option in Milan. Highly recommend. We spent a week in Milan and this was the best…read morerestaurant we went to. Salmon Tatare, dim sum, Asian fusion, wine, all molto bene. Perfect food, atmosphere and service. Cannot recommend more highly. Don't miss out!

Their pad thai is REALLY good. But that's about it, and that's not enough to give this…read moreestablishment more than 3 stars. Pros: -Pad Thai: absolutely delicious, and huge portion! -Great decor -Service: they give you a pretty post meal orchid! -Large portions: couldn't finish my pad thai, stuffed to the brim Cons: -Appetizers. Friends ordered dumplings and they were not the best. -Price. Kind of pricey, and they made my friend pay an extra 2 euros for white rice that should've came with his green curry. The coperto was also pretty steep. I think I'd give up the orchid for a lower one! Okay restaurant if you're feening for some really good pad thai. Everything else is just mediocre, but it's about as good as you can get if you're looking for Thai (or anything Asian, really) in Milan.

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!

Great food and service! Always a treat to eat here when in Milan. Wish they had a location where I…read morelive.

Bad service, bad food. Complete rip off. If you ever tasted any kind of real Chinese good, don't…read moretry to come here. It's absolutely terrible, speaking from a trueChinese person.

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 restaurant! The food was fantastic! The menu was a little heavy on sea food, so if you're a…read morefan of that sort of fair then this is the place for you. I went on a Friday night based of a reservation made by a local hotel, according to the concierge this is a place that usually only caters to locals so if you're trying to get out of the touristy joints down by the Duomo then this is also the spot for you. The wine selection was good, the pasta a little on the al dente side and the sauces excellent.

The food was DELICIOUS! The executive chef/ owner was kind and welcoming to us, and accommodated…read moreour last minute reservation. The waiters were friendly. The food is fresh and savory. They have a huge wine selection, but the house wine was just as good. The restaurant was clean and comfortable. Overall, great experience!

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.