Città d'Oro In Torino

You won't be surprised by what you eat, but you'll eat well and be satisfied. The appetizers aren't exceptional, but the first and second courses are very good. Like many Chinese restaurants in Turin, they serve both Chinese and Italian food—and even pizza! The owner is incredibly kind, as are the staff. The menu is already extensive and offers several vegetarian options, but we also asked for off-the-menu variations (like the udon with vegetables). The interior is very much like a classic 1980s Italian restaurant.

The atmosphere is a bit retro but still welcoming. The food is just above average, although the udon noodles, toasted rice, and dessert with soy jam really surprised me! They also have several vegetarian/vegan options, including several tofu main courses. The absolute highlight, however, is the kindness of the staff. Both the man and, especially, the woman who runs the place are truly lovely. They even offered us a drink at the end of the evening. Highly recommended!

First time at this restaurant! Ordered: - spring roll, tasty but poorly fried and really too greasy - vegetable ravioli, a little chewy, unfortunately, but with a generous filling - vegetable noodles, savory and flavorful - spicy tofu, excellent dish! Overall, I was satisfied; it was better than an "average" Chinese restaurant, although unfortunately far from the best in the city! A very positive note was the staff, really nice, kind, and helpful! Well done!

Excellent Chinese restaurant in Turin, both the food and service were impeccable. We ordered a wide variety of dishes, including appetizers, first courses, and second courses, and they were all delicious. The prices were very fair and the portions were generous. I recommend everyone to try it!