Fratelli Diversi In Milano

Excellent restaurant for a quick but tasty business lunch. More than fair prices.

Fabicioji's female guest, Weedy's Tsedilenigi's Eumdushik

Putting it all into context... The type of Italian restaurant served by foreigners and run by other foreigners... It's still a good place to eat at the right price!! I had tomato bruschetta. The bread wasn't the same as a classic bruschetta, but rather bits of crouton, not very toasted but still good. The tomatoes were fresh and full of garlic (just how I like them) and with plenty of parsley... (I would have preferred basil). The steak wasn't exactly a steak cut, but average quality and well-cooked. The baked potatoes were really good, well-cooked and well-seasoned! The desserts were fairly standard fare you'd find in more classic all-you-can-eat restaurants, but still good... The waiter was very kind, the service was willing and courteous, but clearly lacking in basics. The atmosphere was old-fashioned, 1980s-1990s-style, and very spacious. Overall, it's a good choice for a dinner appropriate to the context!

Amazing. Where else in Milan can you find a place where you can eat a more than decent meal (and well, where by decent I mean the old-fashioned way: first course, second course, water, and coffee) for lunch, a fixed menu at a price that's almost unheard of in this city? Friendly and kind people. Highly recommended.

I ate pizza with fried meat like dragon chicken(?) and it was so tasteless.

All Tour Package Restaurants The pizza is just okay, but they give you a variety of sauces: ketchup, hot oil, etc. But it's called cotoletta, but it's actually pork cutlet.

It's a nice restaurant in the area considering that there are not many things to do other than some hotels. The food was okay considering the prices. But their service was amazing!

It's a local dish where pork is spread thinly and fried in oil like a tonkatsu. For my taste, it's dry and there's no sauce, so I'm satisfied with just experiencing it. But I still have to try local food.

The price is cheap. Pasta is 16,000 won and steak is around 20,000 won, so it is very cheap. I only ate tonkatsu like margherita and Yonggari chicken because it came as a package, but both the drinks and food are cheap and reasonable.

Chosen for the desire of an informal place. The food was good and the service was quite fast and appropriate for the place. Nothing to complain about. Another positive note, a wide variety of dishes that satisfy all palates and the dishes are abundant.