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Niuda Ramen a Mano

4.7 (871 Google reviews) 10-20 €

V.le Sabotino, 9, 20135 Milano MI, Italia

Niuda Ramen a Mano serves Japanese and Chinese-inspired cuisine centered on handmade ramen and other noodle dishes. The kitchen is known for its broth-driven bowls, fresh dough preparation, and a menu that also includes dumplings and other Asian specialties.The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with a setting suited to an informal meal in Milan. Its most distinctive features are the handmade approach, the focus on ramen built around rich broths, and the balance between comfort-food simplicity and careful preparation.Signature dishes include the beef ramen and house-made dumplings, which stand out for their flavor and craftsmanship. The restaurant's identity comes from its fresh, hand-prepared style and its clear focus on ramen as the central dish.

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Kashima sushi Milano

4.2 (684 Google reviews) 30-40 €

Viale Premuda, 17, 20129 Milano MI, Italia

Kashima Sushi in Viale Premuda is a Japanese restaurant focused on sushi, sashimi and an all-you-can-eat format with a wide variety of dishes. The atmosphere is pleasant and informal, with a setting that feels suited to relaxed lunches and dinners.The most appreciated specialties are the fresh fish, the sashimi and the more elaborate raw-fish preparations, including tartare and mixed selections. The venue is also noted for a menu that gives good space to sushi lovers looking for variety and a concise, well-defined Japanese style.Overall, it is a restaurant recognized for its Japanese cuisine, its orderly atmosphere and the consistency of its fish-based dishes.

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Ishi

4.3 (1,481 Google reviews) 30-40 €

Corso di Porta Ticinese, 96, 20123 Milano MI, Italia

Ishi is a Japanese and Chinese fusion restaurant with an all-you-can-eat format, known for its sushi and other Asian dishes prepared with a focus on freshness and variety.The atmosphere is elegant yet welcoming, with a setting that suits both casual meals and more relaxed dinners. The most appreciated specialties are the sushi, the rolls and the freshly prepared dishes, which make the restaurant stand out for its balance between quality and an informal dining style.

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Giardino di Giada 玉園饭店 Jade Garden, Milano

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Giardino di Giada 玉園饭店 Jade Garden

4.3 (857 Google reviews) 20-40 €

Via Palazzo Reale, 5, 20122 Milano MI, Italia

Chinese cuisine with a clear focus on classic dishes, presented with balance and attention to detail. The menu is known for fresh flavors, well-finished plates and a style that stays true to the restaurant's identity.The atmosphere is refined yet relaxed, with an elegant setting that suits both a quiet meal and a more special occasion. What stands out most is the consistency of the kitchen, the careful presentation and the sense of a place that values traditional Chinese cooking in central Milan.

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KINDII Baan Thai

4.3 (504 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Festa del Perdono, 1, 20122 Milano MI, Italia

KINDII Baan Thai serves Thai and broader Asian cuisine in a central, informal setting in Milan.The menu is known for pad thai, spring rolls and prawns, with dishes that are often described as well balanced and flavorful. Vegetarian and vegan adaptations are also part of the kitchen's style, which gives the restaurant a flexible and contemporary approach to Thai cooking.The atmosphere is consistently described as pleasant and welcoming, with a relaxed dining room that suits both lunch and dinner. What stands out most is the combination of Thai specialties, attentive service and a city-center location that makes the experience feel easy and familiar.

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Ponte d'Oro

4.2 (163 Google reviews) 1-10 €

Piazzale Istria, 12, 20125 Milano MI, Italia

Ponte d'Oro is a Chinese restaurant in a simple, informal setting in the Piazzale Istria area of Milan. The menu is centered on Chinese cuisine, with a clear focus on familiar dishes prepared in a straightforward style.The place stands out for its casual atmosphere and for the way it brings together quick, practical dining with a neighborhood feel. Its most characteristic dishes are the classic items that define its kitchen, making it a recognizable stop for those looking for traditional Chinese flavors in a relaxed environment.

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CasaVietnam

4.4 (832 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Viale Nazario Sauro, 5, 20124 Milano MI, Italia

CasaVietnam is a Vietnamese restaurant in Milan with a distinctly authentic profile, known for dishes that reflect a traditional and genuine approach to the cuisine. The setting is informal and welcoming, with a lively, pleasant atmosphere that makes it feel comfortable and approachable.The menu highlights Vietnamese specialties such as rice dishes, fresh rolls, soups and other classic preparations, with particular attention to balanced flavors and recognizable ingredients. It stands out for its authentic character and for offering a straightforward dining experience centered on Vietnamese cuisine in the city.

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米兰唐人街

4.2 (160 Google reviews) 20-30 €

34, Via Paolo Sarpi, 30, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

Chinese cuisine with a strong focus on the food culture of Milan's Chinatown, set in a lively and informal urban atmosphere. The place is known for its connection to the pedestrian rhythm of Via Paolo Sarpi, where the setting feels busy, authentic, and clearly shaped by the surrounding Asian community.The most distinctive dishes are the typical dumplings and other Chinese and East Asian specialties, served in a context that feels practical and street-facing rather than formal. Its identity comes from the mix of neighborhood character, everyday energy, and a menu centered on familiar regional flavors.

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QIYUN RISTORANTE CINESE

4.2 (313 Google reviews) 20-30 €

Via Lepontina, 11, 20159 Milano MI, Italia

QIYUN serves Chinese cuisine with a focus on regional dishes that are less common in Milan, including hand-pulled-style noodles, dumplings, liangpi and slow-cooked specialties. The menu is broad and centers on hearty, savory preparations that stand out for their authenticity and variety.The atmosphere is informal and straightforward, with a dining room that feels welcoming and unpretentious. The restaurant is notable for its generous portions and for offering dishes that are distinctive within the local Chinese food scene.

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Maoji Street Food (Milano)

4.4 (2,464 Google reviews) 20-30 €

Piazza Aspromonte, 43, 20131 Milano MI, Italia

Hunan Chinese street food with an informal and compact setting, Maoji Street Food serves a menu centered on quick, direct dishes that highlight the character of regional Chinese cooking.The most appreciated specialties are the fresh noodles, fried chicken, octopus balls and stir-fried dishes, together with a simple but well-balanced selection that includes bubble tea. The place stands out for its authentic flavor profile and for a lively, no-frills atmosphere suited to an easy meal.

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Yijia Ristorante

4.0 (183 Google reviews) 1-20 €

Via Giordano Bruno, 17, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

Yijia Ristorante serves Chinese cuisine in a informal, quiet setting, with a style suited to both relaxed meals and larger groups. The atmosphere feels straightforward and unpretentious, while the dining room remains calm and comfortable.The menu highlights well-made dishes such as grilled ravioli, rice dumplings with chicken, and a mushroom pot. Portions are described as generous, and the overall impression is of a place where the food is satisfying, recognizable, and consistently appreciated for its flavor and variety.

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好妈妈手擀面 MOM Noodles fatto a mano

4.2 (101 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Messina, 6, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

Chinese cuisine centered on fresh, handmade noodles defines the menu, with ramen, stir-fried noodles and dumplings among the most characteristic dishes. The cooking style feels focused and direct, with an emphasis on texture, freshness and well-made dough.The setting is informal and welcoming, with the feel of a compact neighborhood noodle house. The atmosphere is simple and pleasant, and the dishes stand out for their handmade character, generous portions and careful preparation.What makes the place distinctive is its hand-pulled noodles, which give the restaurant a clear identity and make it especially suitable for those looking for a straightforward, noodle-focused meal in Milan.

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