Buono Ravioli In Milano

Small place near Piazza Argentina where they serve excellent homemade ravioli as well as other typical Chinese dishes and a little something Japanese. Atmosphere of a typical Asian café that might make you forget you are in Milan. Highly recommended.

A small shop near Corso Buenos Aires, Plaza Loreto, and Plaza Argentina. The restaurant has a simple, no-nonsense atmosphere, and the smell of cooking dim sum, fried noodles, and soup noodles fills the air, making you feel like you've stepped into an Asian street food restaurant. The people at the store are very kind. Homemade chili oil is very delicious with dim sum. I would like to try Pad Thai next time.

It's cheap, close to Loreto Station, and I frequent this Chinese restaurant. The fried rice was too salty for my taste, and the spicy beef pad thai is a slightly spicy pad thai with tomato sauce, so I recommend it to those who like that type of food. It's a soy sauce-based dish. Other than that, all Pad Thais are delicious, and the Shrimp Aki Udon, Beef Ramen, and Shrimp Spring Rolls are also delicious. Also, the soy sauce-based rice that came with beef and mushrooms among the plate menus was delicious, and I highly recommend it because most of the menu items usually taste above average. When I first tried a few menu items and left a review, I wasn't able to leave an accurate review, but I revised my review after trying many menu items. Even if you order two menu items, you can get a full meal at another restaurant for the price of one meal, so I frequent this restaurant often. The owner and other staff are also very friendly, so please come and try it out!

Nice restaurant and good food open all day from 11am to 11pm

Overall best food I had in Milan

Had dinner on site with two children, the service was fast, the bill was super cheap, the dishes were all good. Spartan place, no annoying smells from the kitchen, it also has space outside.

Tasty food, friendly stuff. Reasonable prices.