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.

El ambiente es lo maximooo, Marco es el mejorrrr lo adoro. Los drinks son cargados!! 100%…read morerecomendado

they have nice drinks and the atmosphere is vibey. I love the mojito here and I had fun with my…read morefriends

Our last night and best meal during our whole trip. Surprising to find such a great place close to…read morethe airport. The meat had the most amazing flavor I have ever tasted! This is a small mom and pop restaurant. The husband cooks and wife runs and waits the tables. Every dish was full of flavor, an amazing culinary experience I highly recommend.

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.

Assolutamente ottimo. Il locale è davvero bello e il personale gentile…read more Piatti davvero buoni e cibo di qualità. Rapporto qualità prezzo eccellente .

Very sophisticated food and the service is on par, attentive but not overbearing. One of the best…read moreChinese food experiences I've had. The chocolate desert is to die for. Portions are not very big though so prepare to order more dishes. We ordered 3 entrees (3 kinds of spring rolls, vegetable, crab and salmon, all were good but the salmon was my least favorite), a mix of dumplings (amazing) and for the main course, sweet and sour chicken, beef (melts in your mouth) and Singapore noodles (just a tad spicy). Since we were still hungry we ordered a gung bao style chicken. Total cost, with a bottle of the cheapest wine was 116 euros so not that bad but not cheap either. Definitely worth it though. Lovely setting too.