I've been in Italy for two weeks. This rude guy wanted to see my PASSPORT. For fried chicken son?…read more He also walked away right when we were in the middle of ordering to clean counters. Keep in mind he was sitting on his bum when we walked up. Immigrant with an attitude.

Jollibee Milan is pretty big but in a weird configuration with a zigzagging corridor. It felt as…read morelarge as one of the mall locations in Manila, and I did not expect to find it in the middle of Milan. The vibe was lively and fun, and what really stood out was the crowd. Lots of Filipino diners enjoying a taste of home, while the staff working the counters all looked very European. Kind of ironic, kind of cool. If you're craving something familiar, comforting, and a little chaotic in the best way, this Jollibee absolutely delivers.

After over a week of eating Italian food, we needed a break from pasta. This Jollibee is close to…read morethe Duomo so you can eat your food there, or you can eat in the indoor dining space. You can order at the counter or at the kiosk. Credit cards and cash accepted. It was like a Pinoy party when we went, and they do speak Tagalog. It was a 20 minute wait for us to get two spicy chicken sandwiches to go, and when we went back again in the evening, it was an hour wait. The spicy chicken sandwich was super tasty. It came with no sides and was more expensive than it is in the States, but the breading was on point.

It's always interesting trying McDonald's in other countries and see how much better it could be…read more Milan is no exception, and in this Italian version of McDonald's they have a cafe with freshly baked goods similar to every cafe in Italy at very competitive prices. Here they really take the environment seriously: no plastics in anything while still giving a good price. Located right under the Milano Centrale train station, this McDonald's feels extremely clean and modern with all the familiar amenities you find in the US plus the McCafe for the Italian version. I have to say, the croissant was very comparable to Italian Cafes here which is a good sign that the McDonald's tries to make the food actually taste good here, unlike in the US. Now one thing that differs is that they charge for ketchup, other condiments and even the restrooms. They also check for your COVID pass or CDC card if you're American. They were doing this before the new restrictions so I wouldn't be surprised if they continued afterwards. Overall, lovely McDonald's and it is refreshing to see this being held to a higher standard than most US based Mcds.

This McDonald's location is located in Milano Centrale Station, I ended up stopping off here before…read moreheading to my hotel, arriving in Milan and getting off my coach from the airport in the late evening, I wanted a quick, lazy bite without having to worry too much about finding gluten-free food with a language barrier. I was able to order my food via the ordering kiosks, as they had an option for multiple languages including Italian and English, so it was relatively straightforward to find and select what I wanted to order. I ordered the gluten-free burger, strangely this was on the menu but they didn't state what was on the burger, nor could I order any other burger on the menu with a gluten-free bun, I do feel this could be improved, It's great they have gluten-free buns but why is there only one burger available, especially one they fail to describe? The gluten-free burger turned out to be a cheeseburger, with no sauce/pickles, just plain meat and cheese, they did seem to take cross contamination seriously, as my burger arrived wrapped in plastic packaging, inside a cardboard burger box, but that's the only good thing I have to say about it. It turns out that they heat up the burger in the bag, so it was pretty disgusting, the bun was fine, but the burger its-self was dry and bland and the meat didn't taste right at all, it tasted like it was microwaved or boiled. My gluten-eating guest commented her food was fine she ordered a Fillet of Fish. Be aware that they do charge for sauces here, Ketchup, BBQ sauce and the other usual suspects are 30 cents extra here, which are usually free in the UK. 2* - Obviously there are much better choices than McDonald's, especially in Italy, if you're looking for a quick bite in central station, this place isn't too bad, it looks presentable and has a large seating area and fast service, but disappointing food quality means it's a let down for me.

Molto bene. Shared the 15€ 7 piece family meal between 2 people. Came with lots of fried potato…read morewedges, 4 sauces, a side of white rice, and a 1.5L Pepsi. Chicken was crispy, salty, juicy, and appropriately greasy. There is a halal sign on the window. We were looking for a place called Chicken & Chicken from Zabihah.com and found Hello Chicken in its place. Very modern decor for a fast food joint.

Heads up: if you're looking for a big sign saying HALAL CHICKEN, you won't find it outside. The…read morestore has a yellow sign out front and a big menu in the window but no actual name sign. However, just keep your eyes open and it's pretty obvious. Fried chicken and fries was legitimately one of the best meals I've had in Milan. No, seriously. As an American, I've had a lot of fried chicken--this went above and beyond. Well-spiced, tasty, fresh, and extraordinarily satisfying, not to mention that, for €22 for a 10 piece combo for 4 people, we were paying a little over €5 a head, which was more than reasonable. Frankly, I would have paid double that. The chicken was extraordinary, and the fries were great too. Absolutely worth your time.

Okay, initially we ordered take out from here for convenience - it was late Sunday night, this…read moreplace was on our street, we were starving and it smelled heavenly. THE CHICKEN WAS AMAZING. Truly. Great prices, very friendly staff, and really truly delicious food. Magic spices. I will return here next time in Milan - maybe the restaurant will have a name by then! But even if they don't I'll be there! If you're in the area (via Dei Piatti) and hungry it's worth a visit!

I went there based on the Google reviews. I ordered half chicken, crocheted, and polenta frietta…read more Chicken was marinated with herb and roasted. The chicken was tender and not dry. Potato Crocchette and polenta fritta. Those were plain. If you eat with chicken, it was good combo. Everything sold by weight. My total was 4.70 euro. There is number system and they tried work as fast they could. There is English line. He was very helpful and even warm up the chicken for me. There is no table .

This was a highlight of our trip to Milan! High quality and reasonably priced option with great…read morevegetarian selection!