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!

Good Asian food and very good value for money. The restaurant is spacious, and gives you an overall…read moregood first impression which is followed later by excellent service. The food is good.

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.

Great sushi and sashimi. Good value. Good wine selection. Easy to find. Wonderful lunch. Nice,…read moreintimate decor with mosaic tables and exposed brick walls. Zen funk music. Great vibe for a change of culinary pace in Milano. Not all of the staff spoke English, but the one who did was very good. English menu provided. The shrimp wrapped in wonton paper starter was delicious and the Cavi wine tasted like refreshing water.

One of my favorite sushi places in town! The prices are affordable and the quality is good. The…read moreservice can be slow if there are a few people, we had to wait almost half an hour! There are a lot of dishes to choose from and the all you can eat formula is really convenient! I'm definitely coming back :)

Very affordable place (I think one of the cheapest place to eat in Milan)…read more I was with my friend and we spend 12 Euros for both and we went from the restaurant totally full. And very happy. For this money we received excellent service and 4 dishes (2 different soups, soya macaroni with pork and vegetables, some interesting dish with shrimps). The portion of macaroni was big and we eat it together (too much for 1 person). Waiters were very nice and their made all the best efforts to try to understand us (they speak English not very well).

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)

Yu Zhou offre una cucina cinese che mi riporta agli anni 80/90, stesso menu e stessi gusti di…read morequando ero ragazzo e forse per quello lo trovo assolutamente buonissimo, quasi nostalgico. Il servizio è velocissimo e cortese, il posto sembra piccolo ma si estende anche sul retro. Sempre molto pieno, a testimonianza che piace. Il pollo con le mandorle è proprio come quello che mangiavo 30 anni e passa fa, assolutamente fantastico, con le mandorle belle tostate. Insieme al riso alla cantonese accoppiata perfetta. Anche i ravioli e gli involtini primavera da competizione. Quando voglio tornare giovane vengo qui per fare un tuffo nel passato, e conto di tornarci spesso.

Decent Chinese food. I was the only east Asian customer there and I'm Vietnamese. For 2, ordered…read moreVietnamese egg rolls, pollo imperiale picante (kind of like kung pao), anatra pechinese (peking duck), verdure misto fritto (fried veggies), and white rice. Peking duck was the best of those dishes. Came with thin little crepes for wrapping. Other dishes were just ok. The fried veggies were probably 10% vegetable and the rest batter. Saw that some other people ordered fried shrimp that looked pretty good.