Due Tradizioni | Italian & Lebanese restaurant In Milano

Nice place near the Naviglio. Delicious, varied appetizers. The lamb couscous was a bit neutral in flavor. For dessert, I suggest sharing it with someone because it's quite heavy and very sugary. I recommend it anyway.

The Lebanese cuisine was delicious; eating Italian food in a place like this would be sacrilege. Very nice atmosphere, quick service despite the crowds.

It was my first time here and I think I will definitely return.

We ate there twice. Friendly service, good food, and reasonable prices. I didn't think the pizza was that great. If you want pizza, go into town and get it to go. They have the best pizzas in Italy.

A truly beautiful, pleasant, and traditional place. Impeccable service! I went with the whole family and everyone really loved it.

I thought the reviews were exaggerated until we tasted it. It was absolutely delicious! We ordered shish tawook, eggplant fatteh, tabbouleh, muhammara, and vegetable sambousa. Everything was delicious, the seating was comfortable, and the service was excellent.

Wow!! Authentic Arabic-Italian fusion with soul and flavor! Due Tradizioni in Milan is a culinary hidden gem for anyone who loves oriental aromas and Mediterranean hospitality. The interior blends traditional Arabic ornamentation with Italian flair – warm, inviting, and full of atmosphere. The dishes are fresh, aromatic, and lovingly presented: from Msa’aha and Shish Tawoo to Magluba bil Chodar – each dish tells a story between the Orient and the Mediterranean. ✅ 7 tips for your visit 1. Reservations recommended – The restaurant is very popular, especially at lunchtime and on weekends. 2. My colleagues insisted on trying the mashawi – The grilled meat skewers (e.g., Koftah mashueia or Shish Tawoo) are apparently perfectly marinated and wonderfully juicy. 3. Vegetarians welcome – Dishes like Mjadara (lentils with basmati rice) or Sawani bil chodar al forno are aromatic and satisfying. 4. Don't miss the dumplings and soups – Among the shorba (soups), you'll find delicious, flavorful classics of Arabic cuisine. 5. Order Arabic tea after your meal – Served in traditional glasses, with mint and sugar, it perfectly complements the experience. 6. Look out for the daily specials – The staff is very attentive and offers honest recommendations based on freshness and season. 7. Ideal for small groups – The atmosphere is lively, but not loud!

I'm not interested in talking about the food, but I'll give you a piece of advice: great support for Palestine, the flags, etc., but remove that awful sticker with hang gliders (clear reference to you know what) from the cash register.

The food is excellent and the staff is friendly, which is why it's often very crowded, with tables sometimes packed tightly together. Ventilation could also be improved to make it more comfortable during busy periods.

Everything was really very good