Yes for bubble tea! I love bubble tea.. But they were out of just plain black milk tea and it was…read morearound 1pm so.. Hm.. And they taste was okay it was too sweet for me but maybe there is an option to adjust the level. They cannot speak any english so be prepared to point and use hand motions!

Excellent espresso shot and delicious pastries that taste freshly baked and very kind staff.read more

Awesome spot to grab a bite to eat. The two ladies working were super nice and had great…read morerecommendations

Princi is an Milan chain with great coffee and pastry selection. I got a chocolate cornetto, and it…read morewas absolutely oozing with filling (exactly how I like it, haha). My macchiato was also very good and decently sized. Seating is minimal and the line was long, but it was worth it!

Came here for a weeknight aperitivo with some friends…read more Drink + food is 10 euros, but the food selection that is included with aperitivo is alright. Not exactly nutritious in the wholesome nutrient sense, but you get some calories in! I got a (virgin) mojito that came with a nice chunky circular loaf of bread, a couple olives, some oil for dipping, and parmesan cheese. Unfortunately, this tray was meant for *2* people...so definitely plan on getting a small pizza if you come hungry! The location is nice however, right across from Eataly and in front of all the Corso Como action!

Great service with excellent coffees and craft cocktails. Mostly smart locals with only a few…read moretourists. Fair prices for the excellent quality. Awesome service to boot.

Very cozy and chill vibe. Awesome drinks and great spot on the river for aperitivo. You could tell…read moreit was very popular, just like the other bar experiences within the family

There's more to Japanese cuisine than just sushi, and Macha Japanese Café in the heart of Milan,…read moreproves that. Serving drinks and traditional café fair, Macha mixes the love of matcha tea with a creative attention to detail that delivers tasty, balanced flavors reminiscent of traditional Japanese influences. The atmosphere is so calm, soothing and refreshing, with a palette of soft accent colors throughout the interior. It's incredibly inviting, which is only emphasized by the service. Everyone there knows a great deal about what they are serving, and are more than happy to accommodate you in anything that you need. I stopped in for a little bite, having seen many posts of the place on Instagram. I opted firstly for the Avocado burger, a rich and creamy take on the traditional burger we're all used to. I then ordered the MACHA pancakes, which were stacked with smoked salmon, cream cheese and perfectly fried egg. Upon my second visit the sweet spot was where I further delighted my taste buds, as I enjoyed a piece of MACHA cheesecake, dotted with a ripe raspberry garnish, and was light and airy, yet rich in flavor. The MACHA cake and MACHA Muffin were baked to perfection, loaded with delicate flavor and definitely something worth coming back for. The MACHA gelato was a creamy, melt-in-your-mouth consistency, that was a refreshing end to a delicious meal. I also enjoyed a MACHA soy latte, which is one of the best I've ever had. I'm really happy that MACHA has been established, as it fills a culinary void I never even knew I was missing. However, now that I do, I'm hooked, and MACHA is the place to go for an out of the box take of Japanese café dining. Delicious!

Service is fair but the food is light and delicious. Not the drinks but the food is expensive…read moreconsidering the portions. The place is small and sincere. You can try this place to taste their special macha cheesecake and cappuccino.

Fantastic gelato for a terrific price! Choose from over a dozen flavors, including chocolaty (e.g.,…read moremilk chocolate, dark chocolate, Dubai chocolate), fruity (e.g., strawberry, mango), and nutty (e.g., pistachio, hazelnut). I loved the interior aesthetic here, and the upstairs seating is a fun little nook to enjoy a sweet treat. I would love to come back again and would recommend this to anyone in Milano!

Always a line but worth the wait! If you've never had European hot chocolate, it's a must and…read moreChocolat does it very well. It can be a little chaotic to get your order in and they probably could find a better way to do it, but if you're patient, you'll be rewarded with the most delicious drinking chocolate. The seating is very limited but they do offer 'to-go' which is nice. There's also a hidden upstairs seating area but you do feel a bit like you're on display up there.

One of my absolutely favorite wine bars on Earth!! They have an incredible selection of wines at…read moreevery level and for every taste...and nearly all wines are available by the glass?!? Great selection of gourmet foods as well. Great happy hours, with snacks. And their staff is amazing! All in a wine bar that feels like it's been there forever! I absolutely LOVE Cantonese Isola. I would almost visit Milan just for them!! Almost! ;^)

Happiness in enoteca form This is an excellent full service…read moreenoteca embedded in Chinatown. Massive selection of wines, which can be drunk on site or taken home, knowledgeable staff, and (always) a hopping crowd, you could do far far worse...

#68-2016: Today I…read morewent to Chinatown to celebrate the Chinese New Year (of the monkey) and I have realize I never did a review on Kathay (though I have come some 3 times over the past year). Though many are the ethnic food stores popping up like mushrooms after as storm, Kathay still has the most prominent and extensive collection of ethnic ingredients. Why should I travel all this way to Chinatown to get spices for my meals? Because this market has fresh roots, spices, veggies, fruits, blends, teas, pots sodas and plenty more. Do you need cilantro? Here you can get a good size bunch for a decent price. Looking for ginger roots to mix in your infusion? Fresh and fairly priced. How about some fresh curcuma roots? They got them. What is more, the store is subdivided by country (Japan, Vietnam, China, Bangladesh... to name a few). They have quite the collection of South American products as well. The staff is attentive and knowledgeable. NOT the friendliest but still very efficient. So, when hunting for hard to find ingredients, don't give up all hope till you have tried here.

This is THE asian market in Milan. When in need of sushi rice, pandan leaves, kimchi or anything…read moreasian - south american and eastern european too - you'll find it here. They not only sell canned and preserved products, but also fresh produce, fruits, veggies and mushrooms. The biggest sections are of course dedicated to the chinese and japanese cuisines, with sauces, pastas, seaweeds, teas and frozen goods (mochi! and natto!). They also sell rice cookers and other exotic kitchenware. The prices vary, but it's never over-expensive. For luxury goods like matcha, however, you won't find a good one here, for that I still count on shippings from Japan. They have a ceramics section with many beautiful cups and plates on display, and every once in a while they put some them on sale, so that's another good side of Kathay.