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.

We tried to reach this restaurant phone number but turned out the number was owned by someone else…read more We came to the address on Yelp but turned out it was a Bar. We concluded the restaurant was shut down and closed during Covid but never updated with Yelp. Please dont try to go there. It was wasted our time.

Surprisingly I found a Vietnamese restaurant here in Italy went in to tried, but the food is very…read moredisappointed, the food is take too long and NO taste. I gave it 1 star because definitely I will not come back and don't care.

Amazing Chinese food! We were eating pastas and pizza for a few consecutive days in other Italian…read morecities. It was a pleasant surprise to find the Chinatown and great Chinese restaurant in Milan

Authentic Chinese food, very reasonable price. We ordered the dumplings, cucumbers, chashu pork,…read moreclaypot. The dumplings are delicious, 24 pieces in one order. All the dishes we have had are great.

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.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! First of all, we were greeted right away from…read morethe staff. They were so kind. We quickly learned they were a family owned business and Mom, Dad, and two Sons were working at the time! The food was incredible. We started basic with some springs rolls and pork dumplings. Wow! They did not disappoint. Main dishes were mouth watering every single bite. We all (5 of us) tried something different and everything was a win! It was a very pleasant change of taste from what we have been eating the last 9 days on our trip here from the states. I personally LOVE Chinese food and this is now at the top of my list. Please do yourself a favor and enjoy a meal at this fine establishment!

The food and service were excellent. My waiter grew up and was educated in Los Angeles and was very…read morehelpful. The fried dumplings were perfectly cooked, and the curried rice noodles (to which I added shrimp), were like Singapore noodles. The atmosphere is pleasant (on a quiet night.) I was tempted to return before leaving Milan.

Unfair review, based on a single item. Was looking forward to try their Sheng Jian Bao, a steamed +…read morepan fried dumpling similar to a Xiao long BAO but bigger and meatier, with a lot of broth inside. This one was a poor rendition of a SJB, too doughy, insufficient meat filling and very little broth. A good dumpling but not a delicious one.

Very good dim sum, with plenty of variety to choose from. We ordered 6 dim sum, 1 soup, and 1…read morenoodle. The menu was in Italian but it had pics, very helpful. Fast service for the food to arrive. We left stuffed and definitely would recommend this place.

I enjoyed this as a fun Asian food option. They serve various types - Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and…read moreeven one or two Vietnamese options. The hot and sour soup was amazing, and the spiciest thing I've eaten in Italy since moving here a month ago. It still wasn't super spicy, but it was exactly what I needed! They make their Pad Thai with thicker noodles, so there's more of a noodle taste than the sauce they normally pick up. I would've liked more quantity of the mix-ins, but the overall flavor was very good. I don't know why this place has €€€ - it should be categorized at €€. There are many affordable options. It has a classy ambiance and a great location near the Duomo. I'd recommend it as a date spot or just a nice break from Italian food overall.

I was getting sick of Italian food, so I decided to get some pad thai. I was so pleased! The staff…read moreunderstands English, and is very accommodating. I asked for my pad Thai extra spicy and they brought enough hot sauce on the side to let me gauge the heat myself. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, and they had a good selection of beer/wine. Jade Café is a hidden gem!

Mao Hunan 很好吃! This restaurant is legit good and it shocked us how good they are for a Chinese…read morerestaurant in Milan. Mink was craving Asian food again (after 2 meals in Italy) and so we looked at different options online. Based on photos of the food, we decided to give Mao Hunan a try. I made the commute myself and got us takeout. When I got there, only 4 tables were occupied but shortly after I ordered my takeout, the entire restaurant was full and there were people waiting outside! I seriously was getting excited to try the food after seeing this. While waiting, I noticed their modern and clean decor so I wasn't worried about the cleanliness of the restaurant. It only took around 15 minutes or so to get my order. We got a fried rice (Riso saltato di Changsa con salsa soia uovo e verdurefried rice with egg vegetables and soy sauce I think) and beef dish (possibly Manzo con pepe e verdure beef with pepper sauce and vegetables). Not 100% sure on the names of the menu items because I showed him screenshots of what we wanted from customer posts. I also asked for spicy sauce on the side along with a fork and spoon for Mink. Unfortunately, they only offer chopsticks. I rushed back to the hotel so we could eat. The bag was pretty heavy and when I opened up the containers, I could see that they were very generous with the beef. They took great care to pack the beef dish and the chili oil. It was wrapped up very well with Saran Wrap to prevent any leaks. Great attention to detail on this. I let Mink dig in first since she was starving at this point. All I could hear was "aroi" which means delicious in Thai. When I finally ate a few bites, I could see what she was talking about. It was unexpectedly really good. The chili oil also had a slight kick to it so it didn't disappoint. I'm starting to embrace Mink's Asian food cravings in Europe now because we have been finding some amazing places to eat. This place reminds me of some food I had while in China so the reviews are accurate. For those of you in Milan that haven't been to China, this is just like eating from there. All of it for only €21! What amazing value for what you get! Fast forward and Mink wanted Asian food again! She specifically said to go back to Mao Hunan because she really liked it the first time. It's extremely rare we go to the same restaurant twice in a trip but we did. This time we ordered a Tagliatelle di riso con manzo e germogli di soiarice tagliatelle with beef and bean sprouts and Ravioli di maiale in salsa Sichuan piccante dumplings of pork in Sichuan spicy sauce. This time I asked the guy what each menu item was called to be sure lol. We also got this order to go. The dumplings were incredibly soft and the beef chow funn was really good. This time it was only €17! Must try if you're in Milan and craving Asian, or Chinese, food!

It's crazy to me to say that this is the best sichuan food I have had in my life given that it's…read morenot even in a country I live in. The pockets of Asian communities in LA have amazing Chinese food, but this food takes it to the next level. We order some a variety of things and every dish was fantastic. The one small gripe I had was the mapo was too sour to eat alone and with rice it was not the best. It's interesting that they named the restaurant after Mao Ze Dong though, a dictator that killed millions of people. Maybe it's a satirical joke of sorts? I will never know. I very much appreciate the food though. Cheers