Castello Nuovo In Milano

Excellent food, comfortable, clean and tidy place, efficient, thoughtful and kind staff, always a guarantee

Very courteous and fast. The fish and Italian menu are also good. Some difficulties with parking in this area.

Exceptional! Always a certainty. Japanese, Chinese and Italian cuisine. Always fresh products. Well cooked dishes. The staff is always very kind, smiling and helpful. Fair prices. Welcoming, clean and tidy environment. Reservation recommended if you go on the weekend.

We only tried Chinese cuisine, no sushi or Italian food. Had a great Pecking soup. The dark wakame with sesame sauce was very good, as well as the chicken satay skewers. Pak Choi was good, just like the service. There’s a girl which I suppose is from The Philippines (will ask her next time) who’s the sweetest waitress. A good location.

I change my vote after a lunch at a restaurant. Good. Well prepared dishes, without fear of pretension but tasty and well presented. Very courteous service. Ok place. Excellent choice for good, not very high expectations

Quick, kind and if he eats very well, congratulations

Friendly and nice. It feels at home

The best Chinese restaurant in the area! I have been a customer for years now and I always have a great experience, I always want to come back. The staff is always friendly and the environment makes you feel at ease.

Quiet place, tastefully decorated, I waited a little for dessert but it was nothing, so I wasn't in a hurry. Good food.

The Castello Nuovo, once renowned for its Chinese cuisine, has undergone a transformation which unfortunately has brought no improvements. My recent visit was a disappointment on multiple fronts. Presence of midges. The menu, now focused on sushi, promises a Sino-Japanese fusion that it fails to deliver. The sushi served had several problems: the rice was soft, compromising the basic structure of the dish. Some pieces were overly spicy, covering the delicate flavor of the fish rather than enhancing it. The overall quality of the food was surprisingly low, comparable to that of a cheap all-you-can-eat restaurant, but with high-end restaurant prices. This imbalance between cost and quality is particularly disappointing. The online customer service left a lot to be desired. On one occasion, when the order arrived incorrectly, staff refused to correct it, showing a lack of professionalism and customer care. In conclusion, Castello Nuovo seems to have lost its identity in the attempt to reinvent itself as a sushi restaurant. The result is a confusing hybrid that does neither Chinese nor Japanese cuisine justice. The high prices are completely unjustified considering the quality offered. With great regret, especially remembering the good reputation it enjoyed in the past, I can only advise against the Castello Nuovo. For those looking for quality authentic Asian cuisine, there are definitely better options in the city.