Came in for a late lunch while perusing Milan as this was only 10 min from my Hotel Viu. I got the…read morebranzino and chicken kukulhodi. Both are delicious. I think the Italian palette tolerates less spice than Americans' but this meal was flavorful even though not spicy. This is a great spot for a Sri Lankan food fix (a treat for me since no Sri Lankan restaurants in San Francisco). Another great thing, they didn't expect tip like some of the Milan restaurants more servicing to tourists.

(4.5 stars) Lots of thanks to Bib Gourmand for this wonderful, affordable recommendation not too…read morefar from the center of the city. I think this was my first Sri Lankan restaurant experience and it didn't disappoint. We ordered a bunch of the Sri Lankan dishes and they were all super flavorable. The chicken, lamb, and beef dishes all had unique preparations and were all very tender. The chicken tikka masala was the only think I didn't really love (just a very different sauce than you'd expect). Honestly the single best bite of the night was the vegetable samosas. Stuffed to the brim, not oily at all, crisp exterior, vivacious interior, and a beautiful golden brown color. Don't leave this restaurant without trying one, or maybe even a dozen...

19.90 per head for all you can eat sushi, sashimi. The whole 9 yards!…read moreTotally worth the money One of the freshest, tastiest salmon sashimi I've tasted (Asia, America, Europe included)

I am a celiac and they have a menu which explains all the allergens. Lots of options and they have…read moregluten free soy sauce. Good service and nice looking place. Very pleasant.

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.

For my opinion the Leon D'oro is a very nice Asian Restaurant with a fusion twist. We had the beef…read moreand truffle dumplings which are simply amazing as well the squid balls. I had the crispy duck which tasted great but i missed a sauce for the duck or some veggies would have been nice. Anyways, every time i visit Milan I just have to go there for dinner. An indicator for a good Asian restaurant is if many Asian people are eating there, which was the case. The location itself is modern asian and nice.

If your looking for good Asian food you may want to try place out. We were looking for good…read moreChineese food. This is the best Chinese I have had. Big menu Chinese Japanese and Asian dishes all reasonably priced. Portions are large and we ended up over ordering.Very friendy staff helpful in selecting dishes for our table.

Pro-tip: Ensure you make a reservation as this place fills up quickly…read more Pro-tip 2: Group your orders so you get things in chunks. Service: 5* (very fast) Ambience: 4* Taste: 5* This place has changed names a few times and appears differently on Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. But this is the place for AYCE sushi. There is a time limit of 1.5 hours, but you can do it. Stay focused and stay the course! ;-) There is an iPad at your table where you place your orders. In between orders there is a 5 minute waiting period so I would recommend bunching your orders. Order sashimi to Andre your fish fix without all that filling rice. We ordered a variety of rolls, sashimi, and side dishes. All were good, some great. The fish was very fresh and tasty. Very, very good. We actually plan to return later in the week again. Easy to get your fish fix.

Four stars only because they do not put unagi on their all you can eat menu…read more I tried lots of sashimi and they were excellent quality. The spring rolls were ok and very small. The only kind they had included some sort of ground meat inside instead of cabbage and shrimp and such. It was kind of like eating a spring roll with hamburger in it. The wasabi and ginger are incredibly fresh and potent. That was a nice treat. I arrived at opening at lunchtime and I think I was the only one in the restaurant so the wait staff was very attentive and friendly and fast. The Japanese owner lady is incredibly friendly and kind.

Another random walk through Milan at nighttime. We came upon this restaurant in a residential area…read moreat the end of a park. My son quickly looked it up and there hadn't been a Yelp review in six years but it once received a Michelin star?? American foodie radar on high we had to check it out. This "hidden" restaurant was beautiful inside and out. We were greeted warmly as they pegged us as Americans right away. A very interesting mix of sushi, tartares, carpaccio and more. We honestly did our best to avoid any dishes with mayonnaise (as there are many) since the sushi purists in us were a bit appalled. All the dishes we had were very fresh and quite tasty. Certainly a bit pricey at around 180 euros for two people (including 3 rounds of beer) but well worth it for the meal and lovely dining experience.

This place is the wealthy cousin of Sushi Samba. Same concept, but in a much better setting, and…read morewith more expensive items :-) The menu looks great. The food quality on the other hand is so so. Strange combinations, like truffles oil on salmon sashimi or sashimi inside a fried wanton... Not going back. While in Milan will stick with Italian (or if really crave some sushi, then would go to Nobu).