Happy we found this filipino restaurant, they offer boodle fight style food, offering seafood,…read morepork, chicken, soup, and vegetable. You can also order dishes individually if you're on your own. We were a group of 4 and opted for the boodle fight for 4. The food was plenty and we enjoyed singing karaoke!

Jollibee Milan is pretty big but in a weird configuration with a zigzagging corridor. It felt as…read morelarge as one of the mall locations in Manila, and I did not expect to find it in the middle of Milan. The vibe was lively and fun, and what really stood out was the crowd. Lots of Filipino diners enjoying a taste of home, while the staff working the counters all looked very European. Kind of ironic, kind of cool. If you're craving something familiar, comforting, and a little chaotic in the best way, this Jollibee absolutely delivers.

After over a week of eating Italian food, we needed a break from pasta. This Jollibee is close to…read morethe Duomo so you can eat your food there, or you can eat in the indoor dining space. You can order at the counter or at the kiosk. Credit cards and cash accepted. It was like a Pinoy party when we went, and they do speak Tagalog. It was a 20 minute wait for us to get two spicy chicken sandwiches to go, and when we went back again in the evening, it was an hour wait. The spicy chicken sandwich was super tasty. It came with no sides and was more expensive than it is in the States, but the breading was on point.

I will preface my review is based on my one experience as a tourist from the United States. One…read morething I noticed in Milan was an abundance of AYCE sushi buffets. I do not know how this one fared with the other ones around Milan, but I enjoyed my experience. Overall, it's a reasonable AYCE primarily Japanese/sushi restaurant for $15 Euros during lunch. It's consistent if not slightly better than most American sushi buffet counterparts This place gets busy very quickly shortly after opening despite being a very large, two-story space. The concept is they provide a large menu and a sheet of paper. You review the menu, select the items you want and the quantity. Then, they bring it out to you. At first the menu looks very expansive with many options. However, you quickly realize it's mostly basically different renditions of the same thing. Nonetheless, the quality was decent to good. They have everything: dim-sum style items, Japanese izakaya, potstickers, handrolls, sushi rolls, sashimi, tartar, french fries, fried rice, noodles, soups, small dessert selection...lots of options to consider. Some of the items have a crescent moon shape, which means they're only offered during dinner time. Of course, there are non-buffet items you can order as well. They have a large staff so you get your food a reasonably fast time. This is Europe, so they'll charge for water. The beer is not from tap also, if you care to know, lol. The bathroom is a bit dark, which I am not keen of, lol. Servers are helpful (especially the smaller, Filipino guy), friendly and speak decent English. Overall, I had a good experience.

Simply the best food you can find in Monza. In a sea of Great Italian restaurants, a quaint but…read morerespectable Asian place stands above them all. I haven't had a bad item off the menu and I've run through most of it. Maybe slightly expensive but totally worth it. Their ramen competes with places In LA that I've waited 2 hours in line to eat. Insane food. I mean real deal Asian cuisine