A needle in a haystack…read more That is exactly how I felt when I found this restaurant this past weekend while on a weekend trip to Milan. The neighborhood is COVERED with graffiti and there was not another open restaurant around, due to it being a Sunday.. and although I was looking forward to Italian food, I could not be happier that I ended up here. The inside of the restaurant is modern and hip, the menu had a pretty nice selection and the staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The dishes I chose were Chinese, although their menu included sushi too.. I decided on Kung Pao Chicken and Vegetable Fried Rice. Both items were impeccably flavored and authentic. The portions were nice and the quality of ingredients seemed high. The only downside of this restaurant is that it is located in Milan, and not in Zurich. If you are visiting the city, take the tram 10 minutes outside of the center to EN...and if you live in Milan....Lucky you!!

This restaurant was a pleasant surprise! The all you can eat menu for 11 euro can't be beat. The…read moresushi is excellent and all the dishes are very good. The staff is attentive and helpful. Highly recommended during your stay in Milan!

I was between 3/4 stars. The food is good not the best but slightly above average. The service is…read morenice and is fast. The ambience is good and the price is quite reasonable for an all you can eat restaurant. Ask for the salmon sashimi!

Great sushi and sashimi. Good value. Good wine selection. Easy to find. Wonderful lunch. Nice,…read moreintimate decor with mosaic tables and exposed brick walls. Zen funk music. Great vibe for a change of culinary pace in Milano. Not all of the staff spoke English, but the one who did was very good. English menu provided. The shrimp wrapped in wonton paper starter was delicious and the Cavi wine tasted like refreshing water.

Very disappointed, not sure if I evolved through the years or if they changed, but the experience…read moretonight after many years was very disappointing and unsatisfactory. All dishes were average at best, Xiao Long Bao had a very thick skin and virtually no broth inside, almost identical in taste to the normal steamed pork dumplings. Pork meatballs were ok with no wow factor, beef with leeks was ok but unremarkable. My sister liked the fried ice cream, but lamented that it was still frozen in the middle.

A classic Chinese restaurant for Italian taste buds. Food is cooked pretty much to standards with…read moreno peaks of excellence except for the Singapore duck. Now, I've eaten the Peking duck elsewhere but found no difference. Gotta check it out on the net. Bok choi very crispy and fresh. Crispy hot beef hard on my teeth-and my teeth are very strong- left most of it. A boring dish. Service a bit annoying: pretense of an unrealistic kindness hiding total carelessness for customers satisfaction. Will be back for duck and Chinese cabbage. Prices a bit high for what you get.

Their pad thai is REALLY good. But that's about it, and that's not enough to give this…read moreestablishment more than 3 stars. Pros: -Pad Thai: absolutely delicious, and huge portion! -Great decor -Service: they give you a pretty post meal orchid! -Large portions: couldn't finish my pad thai, stuffed to the brim Cons: -Appetizers. Friends ordered dumplings and they were not the best. -Price. Kind of pricey, and they made my friend pay an extra 2 euros for white rice that should've came with his green curry. The coperto was also pretty steep. I think I'd give up the orchid for a lower one! Okay restaurant if you're feening for some really good pad thai. Everything else is just mediocre, but it's about as good as you can get if you're looking for Thai (or anything Asian, really) in Milan.