This restaurant is beautiful! And the food was excellent. It was a gem in the limited international…read morecuisine options in Milan. I had the fried dumplings and yellow curry chicken. Both were delicious, with the perfect amount of spice. The space looks great for groups since there are several large tables.

Chinese management ruined this little gem. Ten years ago this place was special and original Thai…read morefood was served with grace and competence. NOW THIS IS NOT A THAI RESTAURANT ANYMORE, IT'S CHINESE FAKING THAI!!! Anyone who has been to beautiful Thailand can confirm it. To date, there's no real Thai food in Milan. Food sucks & prices are outta this world. Tourist in Italy, stay away. Un vero peccato, mi sento in piccolo nodo in gola a dover recensire quello che una volta era l'unico ristorante thai degno di tale nome. Come entravi, ti guardavi intorno affascinato dalla bellezza della boiserie e dalla pace che vi si percepiva: nonostante la presenza di altri clienti, ti sembrava di essere solo con il/la tua ospite. Ora qualcosa è cambiato: l'ambiente ora è più tra l'etnico vintage e il kitsch, ampio e un po' troppo rumoroso. Tavoli più accalcati rispetto al passato. Anche il personale, una volta thai al 100%, ora è inframezzato dalle solite china girls frettolose e ansimanti. Il menù è cambiato nel corso degli anni. Una volta vi si potevano assaggiare piatti autentici, con il coriandolo fresco ed il basilico thai imperanti, come da manuale nella cucina thailandese, i sapori erano veraci. Ora il menù è più complesso, ti aspetti cucina thailandese, in realtà trovi un po' tutta l'Asia ed un po' troppo cinese. Abbiamo assaggiato diversi antipasti (inclusi gli antipasti misti della casa) senza essere impressionati da alcunché, anzi piuttosto delusi per la banalità delle preparazioni e della sostanziale mancanza di sapori. Gli spiedini di pollo satay, una volta impeccabili, vengono ora serviti già ricoperti di salsa satay, di quella che trovi in Sarpi senza problemi. Anche il pad thai, che ora preparano con (orrore!) i noodles larghi, piatti e insapori che imperversano in tutti i fusion milanesi, è una vaga rivisitazione, edulcorata all'italiana, scomposto, PRIVODICORIANDOLOMANNAGGIAAVOI, questa granella assurda di arachidi con la quale ricoprono il piatto perché così NON vuole la tradizione thailandese, era insulso e assai basic. I fried noodles con carne di manzo, pollo e maiale erano un po' meglio ma non troppo. I calamari grigliati erano duri e stopposi, senza sapore se non quello (totalmente coprente) della salsa piccante. L'unico piatto degno di nota è risultato i filetti di anatra al curry rosso con latte di cocco e ananas, interessante e gradevole. Insomma, cucina molto deludente. E neanche tanto economica: abbiamo speso quasi 62 euro a testa bevendo acqua e un paio di calici di bianco.

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.

I'm surprised this place doesn't have better reviews. Went here for lunch and got the…read more"Tradicionale" piadina which is proscuitto, cheese and arugula (or as some Europeans say, "rocket"). It was my first time trying a piadina and I was pleasantly surprised! I felt light after eating it (no food coma here) so I was happy about that. Great place to quickly eat lunch near Centrale Milan.

Yu Zhou offre una cucina cinese che mi riporta agli anni 80/90, stesso menu e stessi gusti di…read morequando ero ragazzo e forse per quello lo trovo assolutamente buonissimo, quasi nostalgico. Il servizio è velocissimo e cortese, il posto sembra piccolo ma si estende anche sul retro. Sempre molto pieno, a testimonianza che piace. Il pollo con le mandorle è proprio come quello che mangiavo 30 anni e passa fa, assolutamente fantastico, con le mandorle belle tostate. Insieme al riso alla cantonese accoppiata perfetta. Anche i ravioli e gli involtini primavera da competizione. Quando voglio tornare giovane vengo qui per fare un tuffo nel passato, e conto di tornarci spesso.

Decent Chinese food. I was the only east Asian customer there and I'm Vietnamese. For 2, ordered…read moreVietnamese egg rolls, pollo imperiale picante (kind of like kung pao), anatra pechinese (peking duck), verdure misto fritto (fried veggies), and white rice. Peking duck was the best of those dishes. Came with thin little crepes for wrapping. Other dishes were just ok. The fried veggies were probably 10% vegetable and the rest batter. Saw that some other people ordered fried shrimp that looked pretty good.

This place is super out of the way, but when I searched up Milan restaurants this one consistently…read morecame up. So we trekked out and gave it a try. Were not disappointed. It's mainly a locals place and having some Italian language skills will help cause or waiter only spoke Italian. All that said, the food was outstanding. Pasta was soooo on-point (yum!), as was everything else we ordered. Very fresh, seemed like everything was locally-sourced and curated for a healthy vibe. Layout is a tad confusing cause we made a resv for the sit-down side, but it was difficult to discern which part was the casual part and which was the sit-down part. In any case, a lovely farm house vibe in the middle of a busy, bustling city.

Cute spot that my local friends frequent. I came for dinner last time I came to Milan a couple of…read moreyears ago, and for brunch on this visit. Personally, I preferred the brunch to the dinner as the glass covered patio is lovely in the daytime. We shared a lovely cheese and prosciutto plate to start and I had the fish of the day as of main. It was nothing too special, but was fresh and light, which was exactly what I wanted. The ingredients here all seem fresh and high quality, and nothing is too heavy, even if you order a pasta dish (which we did at dinner). Not a meal that you'll remember for the rest of your life, but one that will make you feel like you are experiencing Milan like a local does. Note: This is a very kid friendly brunch spot. They have a babies only menu and are very accommodating of strollers and children; there is even an area outside for children to run around. For you, this will either be a positive or a negative. TIP: Make sure to ask for the off menu dessert items from the bakery. The Tiramisu is to die for!

Cute place in Milan center Great ambiance…read more Service was fun and informative. Shout out ( Luka ) Food was delicious tasty and healthy. Lived the self choices.

This place is known for fusion cuisine and dumplings, but during aperitivo hour, you're limited to…read morea drink and snacks. Still, a perk is that if you don't drink alcohol, you can get a smoothie! The smoothie is on the thicker side compared to what one would normally find in Milan, which is amazing! I had the Pink Freshness smoothie, and the snacks that came with it included croutons, cheese carrot sticks, and olives to dip into a cute little pot of creamy hummus. The entire aperitivo was 11.90 euros, which isn't too bad.