25 In Milano

Service and ambiance are excellent. It's street food. The quality is perfect, especially the pork ones.

Good, but average. I expected more.

Behind the counter (which spans the entire width of the room) there's only one type of food: Chinese dumplings. Probably the best dumplings in Milan. Quality ingredients at a truly affordable price.

Very good dumplings.. very fast service..

These ravioli are delicious. I recently discovered them and fell in love with them.

Truly top-notch street food-style ravioli.

It was quite delicious~ The service was also okay.

Excellent takeout ravioli, super fast service! I stopped by Ravioleria and got four meat ravioli for €4.50. A very fair price for the quality. I ordered them to go, and even though I ate them on the train a few hours later, they kept very well and were still really good. The ravioli dough is thick and rich, and the meat filling was tasty, although I found it a little undercooked in some places. Overall, however, an excellent product. A very positive note for the service: the girl at the cash register was very kind and super fast. I basically paid and the ravioli were ready to pick up. I also really appreciated the attention paid to takeout: they asked me if I wanted sauce, and in the paper bag, in addition to the well-sealed plastic container (like those at the food counter, perfect for keeping anything from spilling out), they included a napkin and two forks. For those like me who have to eat while traveling, these are the details that really make a difference. Highly recommended for a quick, affordable, and quality meal!

In the street that is the main axis of Milan's Chinatown, this is perhaps the most famous place of all... you don't sit down, you queue and collect and then you eat on the street where you can... superlative gyoza, delicious... there's nothing else to say... a moving queue and good prices.

The workers were sweet, I only got the jianbing and to be honest, there were a lot of improvements they could make with the jianbing. I think the youtiao was stale so it was very chewy. And the sauce was not spread evenly.