Fast casual place for a burger and fries. Quick, inexpensive, and wide hours, Mama Burger is a…read moreplace to go if you want more than light bites, but don't want to spend the time or money for a sit down Italian meal. The do not accept American Express.

Corey's fried chicken is amazing, it was seasoned to perfection, with the perfect amount of…read morecrispness. Milan is so fortunate to have Corey's. Got a chance to meet the man behind this amazing fried chicken, he is so sweet and welcoming. Made us felt at home and made our visit so enjoyable. Thank you, Corey and Milan I am so jealous we don't have Corey's in the state.

There's quite a lot of soul in this kitchen...& in the chicken too. Corey's brings southern fried…read morefast food to Chinatown that actually tastes like American food; not some knock off, which is what you usually find at Milanese restaurants claiming the red, white, & blue as their inspiration. The flavorful chicken recipe is consistent, juicy, & crispety crunchy every time. Their potato salad is better than most I've had even at the best BBQs (no onions!) or they offer the more popular, sweet potato fries or the lesser known baked beans. They also have what sounds like some delish desserts but we were too stuffed to try. I reiterate, I consider this tiny, unassuming, (clean) hole-in-the-wall a fast food joint...so you order at the counter, grab your tray, & see yourself to your table of choice either downstairs or up. They also have a short counter with stools at the window that seats 3-4 in case you want first row seating to hurried passersby or the occasional dog walker cleaning up. Oh, & there's air conditioning! Like real, good ol' 'Merican air conditionin's!!! Be aware of their non-American hours though, as they close for siesta in the early afternoon to reopen later for dinner service. What's more, their customer service is on par with their food! There's a small, young crew of locals (didn't meet actual Corey, who is apparently a real person from The South) that run & maintain the place. I mentioned it's fast food but only in menu not in prices. There will be no 5€ combo with fries & a drink. I understand it's an elevated version & I certainly appreciate it, but I'm skeptical of the locals making this concept a raging success as they're so used to cheap eats, especially at lunch time. On a last note, my friend & fellow USA expat would beat me with a chicken leg if I didn't mention their playlist. A variety of either old school hip hop or R&B...like, the real sh!t. I will definitely be returning to get my fingers & lips all greased up!

The food is just ok. I went here because I was hungry and everywhere else was closed. The cashier…read morewas friendly and the ambiance is just of a take out place. The pasta compared to the avg pasta place is just mid.

We loved it. Last night in Milan. Wanted some pasta but didn't want to spend a lot of time as we…read moreneeded to pack. This was perfect. Economical quick tasty!

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.

Customize your own poke bowl!…read more Lots of variety for toppings --all very fresh and great sauce options. The pineapple + mango + pomegranate are always so sweet and fresh! Highly recommend this poke place. Super small location with maybe 8 stools inside to sit and finish your meal, or you can go across the street and enjoy it in the park :) My favorite is the salmon with brown rice, pineapple, mango, pomegranate, edamame, corn topped w sesame seeds 10 euro for regular and 13 euro for a large

This McDonald's location is on the edge of Chinatown in Milan, on Via Paolo Lomazzo 6, I was…read morepleasantly surprised about my experience here which was much better than McDonald's back home in the UK, visiting for lunch in the mid-afternoon in that awkward period where many restaurants are closed (local culture with eateries closed between lunch and dinner service), I ended up here. 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. This location has table service, so after ordering, I was able to relax, find a seat and wait for my food to be presented. After a couple of minutes, a staff member came over and asked me to confirm that I selected "No bread", I like how they checked with me, rather than presuming it was a mistake. When my food was presented, I was pleasantly surprised, they wrapped my Double Cheeseburger in fresh lettuce, making it easier to eat, this lettuce had a beautiful, vibrant green colour, it tasted and looked fresh, and is nothing like what I'd get back home in the UK. My burger was hot and pretty good by McDonald's standards. At their best McDonald's fries are the best fries you can get - this location got them at their best, they were piping hot and seasoned fairly well, they were fresh right out of the frier, and didn't get the dry sogginess you get after they've been reheated. They were fresh. My guest also complimented the food and mentioned the temperature of the food and freshness being nothing like she has experienced before at a McDonald's, and I would agree. I was surprised that the large drinks were both served without lids or straws, perhaps this is to do with their environmental credentials, as this did seem common at McDonald's in Italy, as did charging for sauces that are usually free in the UK. 4* - I was impressed with my lunch overall, Italy might just have the best food in the world but if disaster strikes and you end up at a McDonald's, you could do a lot worse than this one.

Where to begin... U PUT MY FRIEND ON THE "McDonald's Most…read moreWanted list" up until recently I have never heard of it and I'm not even sure if it's a thing! She got on this list by asking to hand in her monopoly ticket for a free cheeseburger and was then denied access when she showed ID proving she was 16 and eligible to claim it, she asked why and over and over again like a choir they (the cashiers) screamed at her to get out, she politely protested and handled it like the adult that she is, she is now banned from that location for no reason and I will 100% never go back their !

I visited Five Guys at Milano Centrale after travelling from England, and I wanted to give special…read morepraise to a staff member named Ernest. Ernest provided absolutely outstanding customer service. He was extremely friendly, professional, and helpful, and he spoke both English and Italian fluently, which made our experience much easier and more enjoyable. He really went above and beyond, and his level of customer service is on another level. Staff members like Ernest make a huge difference to customers, and he truly deserves recognition for his excellent work.

Tastes exactly the same as in the US, maybe better actually :)…read more Nice American fast food fix in the middle of Milan when you are looking for a quick bite. You know exactly what you are going to get (if you've been to a five guys before) and then have lots of extra time to explore the city. We paid $35 USD for 2 burgers ( a little and a regular), a fry and 2 bottles of water. While may feel pricey for what it is, sadly it is not too off the prices in the US for Five Guys these days.

Pretty good burger if you're hunting down one. I'd amount it mine at home more. Fresh ingredients…read morethough and friendly staff. Good atmosphere as well.

Not worth the money.. McDonalds is better. Hamburger doesn't…read morecome with meat. Literally tasted like cafeteria food.. probably the worst burger I've ever had. Also the "check-in" deal has expired and they do not do that anymore.

Was in the mood to take a few years off my life so went for fast food at the closest joint we could…read morefind. We found Happy Chicken (new name, I guess), the quintessential unknown fast foodery, complete with an apathetic cashier, questionable food quality, & prepared foods sadly laying under a heat lamp. Had my heart [attack] set on spicy fried wings but they were 86'd. Of course they were! My expectations were really low which could explain why I found the fried chicken & cheeseburger warm & edible regardless of how they looked. The fries were fresh too. Beware though, you'll need to pay for even 1 packet of ketchup. Drumsticks on the menu are called thighs. They should just probably consider having their menu/advertisements reviewed by a native English speaker so that promotions that offer taco's are done correctly. And the link to their website on their Facebook page took me to a suspicious site twice. The restaurant inside does look newer or recentlyish renovated which gives an illusion of cleanliness but I found that trays & tables were sticky. Like wiped down with a dirty rag kind of sticky. Also, I should probably mention the condition of the men's bathroom. Pretty sure that wasn't chocolate smeared on the wall or so I heard. Also on the upside, they have continuous hours & open late. Yay for full sized tea or soda with combos. They serve traditional Italian breakfast items & coffee. & I gave them that extra star because we didn't die.