Amazing Brazilian Steakhouse small but very authentic if I'm ever back to Milan definitely going…read moreback!

This was defo and by far The best brazilian restaurant I've been. Food is autentic. Service is…read moregreat and a really nice athmosphere. Really good. Highly recommend this restaurant. Go thin on the starters if you want to get some meat in too

Excellent brazilian restaurant in Milan. Awesome meats (rodizio, so all-you-can-eat, served hot…read morefrom the grill), and excellent buffet of salads, starters, and mixed food. The ambiance is excellent and very "American", if my fellow countrymen will forgive me for saying so, in the sense that it's well organized, neat and and carefully refined in lighting and style. Outdoor seating available depending on the season. Only note, at 21 EUR (for the buffet) and 39 EUR (for the buffet and the rodizio), excluding 4 EUR of "coperto" (service) and excluding all drinks and water, it is a bit spendy. Also, if you're getting here by car, there's street parking but I would advise to park at some distance from the restaurant as there's a couple of very unpleasant guys asking for money to "guard" your car (meh...).

I really liked the experience, good food, great ambient.....perfect both with friends or for a…read moreromantic dinner...I'll come back

Eccezionale! Il cibo al Temakinho è semplicemente fantastico…read more-- fresco, saporito e curato nei minimi dettagli. Ogni piatto è una delizia! Il servizio è stato molto buono: personale gentile, attento e sempre con il sorriso. Atmosfera accogliente e piacevole. Consigliatissimo -- tornerò sicuramente!

A very good Brazilian sushi restaurant. Eclectic menu that is sure to have something for everyone…read more Sushi was fresh and well prepared. Tools were a bit loose but hey it's Milan! Outside seating is the way to go. Inside is a bit cramped. Beverage menu is extensive and filled with options. Appetizers were delivered quickly and were both very good. Edamame and cucumbers. Rolls were four different types comprised of a mix of salmon and tuna. All very good. Service was Italy quick which was as expected.

Very unassuming place: from the outside it doesn't look like much and also internally it's very…read moresimple. But when the churrasco menu starts coming out, the place really shines: all meat dishes were generous and delicious. For 30 EUR with all the trimmings, this restaurant definitely has a quality to price ratio that is difficult to beat!

From the owner: Cucina brasiliana, Churrasco, Barbecue, Steak House, All you can eat.read more

If you've enjoyed dining at any of the handful of SushiSamba restaurants, you will absolutely adore…read moreTemakinho. And if you haven't, Temakinho will seductively introduce you to wonderful Asian fusion. Think Japanese with a Brazilian twist. Then, just go. My wife and I just had a wonderful dinner at the one nearest the Duomo in Milan. There are others around that city, and in Florence, Formentera, Ibiza, London, Rome, and Turin as well. Generous portions. Delicious, creative combinations. (The bao, or soft Chinese-style bun with shrimp and too many other wonderful elements for me to remember, was a revelation.) Fresh ingredients across the board. From ceviches to sushi rolls, we were impressed. An impressive array of beverages, alcoholic and otherwise. Desserts ranging from cheesecake to a simple dish of delectable mango and papaya slices. Warm, efficient service, even for us non-speakers of Italian. And a comfortably otherworldly dining room, from the pink wallpaper to the tile-and-glass-topped dining table to the eclectic, genre- and era-spanning background music. A total sensory experience. There's a rumor that New York City, which used to have multiple branches of SushiSamba but now has none, might soon gain a Temakinho outpost. My wife and I hope it happens in time for our next trip to my former hometown. In the meantime, if you live near or plan a visit to any of the cities that have a Temakinho, consider yourself lucky -- and go.

Food 3.5 Value 3…read moreService 3 Décor 5 Based on my friend's recommendations and the stellar Google/Tripadvisor reviews, I expected a LOT more from Temakinho. Bottom line: the rolls are decent, atmosphere is perfect for date night, but for what you pay for, it's not worth it. Service at this location was terribly slow as well. I came on a Saturday night with 3 other girlfriends and we ordered a bunch to share- - Salmon tartare - Pastel de pescado misto - Yakisoba nikkei noodles - Poke bowl - Crocante roll - Salmon gostado roll Don't order the yakisoba noodles-- they were bland and had boiled veggies on top. The rolls are probably the only thing worth ordering on the menu. My friend had raved about the salmon tartare so I went in with really high expectations, but I really was not all that impressed (albeit it was beautifully presented). It lacked flavor and spice. I also tried the mango saketini, which tasted good but not strong at all. Would I come here again? No.

I totally take for granted how many culinary options I have when it comes to eating out...Mexican,…read moreburgers, Italian, sushi, Ethiopian, vegan...I could go a couple weeks without having to repeat a genre. In Italy, there's pretty much...Italian. I'm not complaining, because it's freaking delicious, but on day 12, my husband was pining for something different, and we spotted Musubi and decided to give it a try. We ordered the ochazuke and shumai. The shumai was comparable to stuff I've had in LA and San Francisco. The ochazuke (rice and grilled salmon with bits of nori and seasoning in a hot broth) was fantastic--salty and satisfying, and a great snack or light lunch for just €4. The restaurant is really cute, decked out like a traditional Japanese restaurant, and the guy running it was really friendly.

After a week in Italy, I started to crave other types of food. This one happened to be next to my…read morefavorite gelato shop in Milan. The food was decent but the price was pretty high for what you get. Asian food is generally pretty cheap in the US so I was a bit taken back by the prices at Musubi. Overall, the food was just ok. Unless you're desperately craving Japanese food, I would not recommend it.