Korean in Milan? A few minutes to walk to from the Duomo, it sounded like a nice change of pace…read morefrom having pasta all week. Baanchaan was just ok. Galbi quality had too much inedible fat. Naengmyeon ~ diluted watery soup base. No buckwheat noodle available either. Jjigae was basic, no depth to the broth. Just one selection of Korean beer & soju. Oddly, where the noise level is to be expected in this full capacity restaurant in the middle of Milan, we were told to keep it down? Oddly, though we have clearly ordered over $500 and wanting to order more, the waiter came around saying we needed to hurry finishing our dinner and leave because of other tables waiting? Overall ~ subpar Korean joint anywhere else in the U.S. but the only game in town here in Milan with a prime location.

Very good service , great service and environment. The menu is very basic with popular items from…read morethe corean cuisine.

I can only go so long without having Asian food and Lanzhou Ramen in Milan hit the spot! I was…read moreblown away by the quality of the pork noodle soup and we also had some meat dumplings. The pork in the dumplings was perfectly spiced, fresh and delicious. You can order different styles and thickness for your noodles, we ordered the medium thickness which ended up being great! Broth is light so don't expect it to be like Japanese ramen.The soup had plenty of meat in it and the broth was amazing!

Highly recommend this place if you have the desire to try some nice Asian food…read more Found this by accident (as we were looking for a restaurant in the area that turned out to be closed). We like it so much that we added it to YELP! We enjoyed the vegetarian Ramen noodles and spring rolls. Casual dining environment. Great service. English friendly. Vegetarian friendly. Kids enjoyed watching the chefs make the noodles in the open kitchen. Their specialty is fresh/ handmade ramen noodles in a variety of soup combos. Also made a variety of bubble teas (which we were too full to even try, but others were enthusiastically gobbling up). Clientele were a mix of local asians and non-asians. We recommend giving it a try, especially if you need a break from Pasta and Pizza.

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

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.

点心 鼠 Dim sum Rat thoughts: Wonderful, crazy fun 湖南 Hunan…read morestreet food place with hip interior and great atmosphere. Some Sichuan 四川 dish as well. Very spicy!, in the 湖南 Hunan way. A jem to find in Milano! Standouts: Lotus root in chili oil Fried eggplant/Aubergine Not so good: Nothing so far Service: Excellent. The big cans of beer they hand out are very amusing

I've been there with 4 friends. All satisfied. Last month we tried 2 times to book a seat on…read moreweekend, but both times the restaurant was already full. Last Saturday, Finally, we could manage to book a table. The restaurant inside is designed to look like an old style street of a chinese town, and you may feel to sit on a stool and eat typical food in the middle of a chinese food market. I had Hunan Tofu with rice and vegetarian and meat steam dumplings, and the taste was great, original chinese. My friends had dan dan noodles, very spicy but also very very good, and vegetarian soup noodles. As drink, 66cl Tsingtao beer (not expensive at all) and thailandese beer (which I forgot the name). In total we spent 16€ each, fair price.

An okay Korean restaurant that serves KBBQ in Milan, Italy. The pork belly that I ordered wasn't…read morevery tasty and had a lot of fat, very low quality meat and poor ventilation system inside. Their side dishes weren't very impressive and was limited. The house kimchi wasn't very flavorful. The seafood pancake was undercooked. The spicy rice cakes were underwhelming and not spicy at all, just bland. They at one time offered Hite, but now it's Terra which is okay. Overall, the price was fairly reasonable and service was alright, they weren't very attentive.

This is the first Korean restaurant I've gone to in Milan…read more As mentioned in the other reviews, there are not many Korean restaurants in the city so I was excited to go. It might have been because it was hyped up in my mind but I found the food was unremarkable. It wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better Korean food before outside of Milan. So if you're craving Korean food and your in Milan it's not bad choice... just don't expect to be blown away.

Here in Italy for vacation and after about a week i needed asian food. Walked past this place and…read moredecided to give it a try. Coming from NY we have had a lot of Taiwanese food. The free sample of veggies were so good. We loved the popcorn chicken. Everything else we are was okay. Not the best we ever had but good since we were craving rice

Omg .. one of the best find in Italy.. Those Fried rice…read morenoodle is Taiwanese style is as good as it gets compared in Taiwan. Beef noodle soup spices and mouth dropping, heals our craves and warms heart in our long EU trip !

One of the best sushi places in Milan! Food was delicious and the vibe was great. The best interior…read moreand lovely staff