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Sushi Daily Milano Damiano Chiesa

5.0 (8 Google reviews) 1-20 €

Piazzale Damiano Chiesa, 2/2, 20149 Milano MI, Italia

Sushi prepared in an informal, counter-style setting, with a focus on fresh fish and ready-to-enjoy pieces.The atmosphere is practical and casual, suited to a quick break or an easy meal. The counter display and the variety of sushi options give the place a straightforward, contemporary feel.Its strengths lie in the freshness of the ingredients, the clear sushi selection and the neat presentation, with salmon among the most appreciated choices.

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CHAOHOTPOT 朝天门火锅

4.8 (2,151 Google reviews) 30-40 €

Via Giovanni Battista Niccolini, 35, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

CHAOHOTPOT 朝天门火锅 is a Chongqing-style Chinese hot pot restaurant in Milan, with a dining room that recalls the atmosphere of a lively Chinatown venue. The experience is centered on shared hot pot at the table, with a setting that feels informal and convivial.The most characteristic specialties are the broths and the beef, appreciated for the care in preparation and the balance of flavors. The place stands out for its authentic hot pot format and for a pleasant, distinctive mood that makes the meal feel engaging and social.

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Yang Piadine

4.9 (127 Google reviews) 1-10 €

Via Bramante, 29, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

Yang Piadine is a Chinese-inspired street food spot in the Chinatown area of Milan, with a menu centered on piadine, handmade noodles and other Asian-style quick dishes. The place is described as informal and lively, with a compact, easygoing atmosphere suited to a casual meal.The most appreciated items include the piadine, the freshly made noodles and the combinations of savory fillings that give the menu its distinctive character. Its identity comes from blending the familiar format of Italian piadina with Chinese flavors and a quick, urban style of service.

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Toccartè 点茶

4.2 (235 Google reviews)

Via Bassano Porrone, 4, 20121 Milano MI, Italia

Toccartè 点茶 is a compact Chinese spot in central Milan, known for bubble tea, pastries and a selection of Chinese dishes. It feels cozy and informal, with a quiet setting and a carefully designed interior.The most distinctive items are the bubble tea, the Chinese street-food style dishes and the creative desserts, which are often highlighted alongside the place's comfortable atmosphere. Its central location also makes it a convenient stop in the historic center.

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Xi'an biangbiang面

4.5 (167 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Bramante, 22, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

Xi'an cuisine with a clear focus on hand-pulled noodles, especially biangbiang noodles, defines the identity of this place in Milano. The atmosphere is simple and intimate, with a compact setting that feels informal and easy to approach.The most characteristic dishes are the wide, handmade noodles and other Xi'an specialties, served in generous portions with bold, distinctive flavors. The restaurant stands out for offering an authentic regional Chinese profile that is different from more familiar Cantonese-style dining.

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Kungfu Bao - Plinio

3.9 (103 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Plinio, 40, 20129 Milano MI, Italia

Kungfu Bao - Plinio is a Chinese restaurant focused on handmade bao and dumplings, with a menu that highlights steamed and pan-fried preparations. The style is informal and contemporary, with an approach that feels practical and centered on quick, well-made dishes.The most characteristic specialties are the bao, including mixed grilled versions, as well as ravioli and fried chicken. The kitchen is known for careful preparation and neat packaging, which makes the dishes easy to enjoy on site or as takeaway.The atmosphere is casual and suited to a simple, modern meal, with a clear focus on Chinese comfort food and well-defined flavors.

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STICK'N BEER 串说

4.2 (99 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Paolo Sarpi, 30, 20154 Milano MI, Italia

STICK'N BEER is a Chinese street-food spot in Milan's Paolo Sarpi district, focused on fried skewers from Sichuan and a selection of noodles. The setting is casual and compact, with a clean, comfortable room suited to a quick stop in Chinatown.The most characteristic dishes are the skewers, especially the crispy chicken, along with ravioli and other grilled or fried bites. The style is direct and flavorful, with the option to choose spicy or non-spicy preparations and to add cumin for a more aromatic profile.

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Kagurazaka Saryō Milano

4.7 (201 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Corso Como, 12, 20124 Milano MI, Italia

Kagurazaka Saryō Milano is a Japanese tea house and dessert parlour with a calm, intimate atmosphere, set along Corso Como. The space is described as quiet and wood-lined, with a refined and discreet style that makes it feel welcoming and relaxed.The offer centers on Japanese cuisine, especially matcha desserts, cakes, tea and a selection of well-prepared Japanese dishes. Among the most distinctive items are elaborate sweets and matcha-based specialties, which give the place a clear Japanese identity and a memorable, delicate character.It is a compact venue with an elegant, peaceful mood, suited to a tea break or a light meal in a setting that combines simplicity, care in presentation and a strong focus on Japanese pastry and tea culture.

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Kungfu Sushi

4.9 (130 Google reviews) 20-30 €

V. Ruggero Boscovich, 26, 20124 Milano MI, Italia

Kungfu Sushi in Milan is a Japanese-Asian fusion restaurant with a modern, welcoming atmosphere. The setting feels polished and relaxed, suitable for a casual dinner focused on the food.The cuisine centers on sushi and Japanese-inspired dishes with an Asian fusion touch, with particular attention to presentation, texture and variety. Among the most characteristic preparations are the sushi selection and other dishes that combine balance, flavor and a refined visual style.The restaurant stands out for its consistent quality, broad choice and the care given to each plate, creating a dining experience that feels contemporary, well-composed and distinctive.

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Duu Ramen Bar

4.5 (465 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Adda, 3, 20124 Milano MI, Italia

Duu Ramen Bar is a compact Japanese ramen bar with a simple, intimate atmosphere and a distinctly Tokyo-style feel. The space is small and focused, with a direct, no-frills character that suits a quick but carefully prepared meal.The kitchen is known for ramen with a rich, authentic profile, along with a concise selection of Japanese comfort dishes. The dishes are valued for their balanced flavors, satisfying portions, and attention to detail, making the restaurant a recognizable address for those seeking a straightforward ramen-focused experience in Milan.The overall identity is that of an authentic, informal Japanese spot, where the strength lies in the specificity of the cuisine and the concentrated, small-scale setting.

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Yuto Ramen Izakaya

4.8 (477 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Fabio Filzi, 11, 20124 Milano MI, Italia

Yuto Ramen Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant focused on ramen and other classic izakaya dishes, in a setting that feels welcoming and carefully arranged. The atmosphere is described as intimate and pleasant, with a relaxed feel suited to casual meals and dinners with friends.The most appreciated dishes include the ramen, gyoza, korokke bao, and tempura shrimp, along with other simple Japanese plates served with good attention to detail. The cuisine is characterized by a clear Japanese identity, balanced flavors, and a style that combines comfort food with a neat, modern environment.

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Baouhaus Food&Wine

5.0 (42 Google reviews) 10-20 €

Via Alessandro Volta, 12, 20121 Milano MI, Italia

Taiwanese street food is the clear identity of this small informal place, with a menu centered on bao, edamame and other quick dishes that suit a light meal or a shared snack. The style is simple and direct, with a compact layout that keeps the focus on the food.The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with a lively rhythm that works well for an easy lunch or an unhurried dinner. The most characteristic items are the bao, especially the mushroom and tofu versions, which are repeatedly valued for their flavour and balanced fillings.Overall, it stands out for offering a focused Asian and Taiwanese selection in a setting that feels casual, welcoming and straightforward.

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