Hanabi In Milano

I went on a Sunday and there weren't many people, I didn't understand why, the "all you can eat" plan is very good if you are a good eater, I particularly ordered the plate, the pork was exquisite, and my friend ordered the duck...both dishes...in their ideal proportion (not too big, not too small) and we simply liked them.

Very welcoming place, friendly staff, excellent food, I recommend it

Everything excellent!!! The excellent service, always kind and friendly, the fish good and fresh, I would definitely go back ☺️

Beautiful place... very good food arrived in good time, very welcoming environment, excellent service.

A pleasant rediscovery, I have already been there several years ago and it was recommended to me again by several colleagues. I had a great time, fast service despite the high turnout, highly recommended value for money and also rare to find in Milan now. The girl who served us was very nice, overall a great experience! Thank you.

Well done Rosy! Well done staff! Well done everyone! Excellent excellent excellent! Top top top Pan I'll be back! HI.

I wanted to come to this restaurant to have a bowl of soup after dinner, but as soon as I came in, the old lady couldn't stop humming and stared at me with two fish eyes. Okay, I won’t care about it for now. I was actually quite surprised because Google Maps listed a Japanese restaurant, but when I walked in I found out it was Chinese food plus sushi. Then after a while, the old lady rushed over aggressively and said, "Chinese, what are you drinking?" Haha, don't you know how to say hello? Who is the waiter? Is this the same as asking a white person in front of him, "American, what do you eat?" I was so drunk that I asked for a bottle of water. She asked "Bubbles?" I said still water, she looked at her with disgust and confusion, and then asked, "Bubbles?" I just realized that she didn't speak English. Okay, that makes sense, early immigrants. The funniest thing is that the bottle of water never came. Finally, when the young lady came to take my order, she asked me what I wanted to drink. , I just got the water. When the old lady was serving the soup, she fell in front of me. When I turned around to thank her, she had already run away. Uhh... This is basic etiquette. I saw you serving other people. Sometimes I wait for others to acknowledge me before I leave. Anyway, many times of communication made me feel very impatient... To be honest, I hesitated for a long time whether to post this comment, and I am actually very willing to support the Chinese. It is not easy for them. But I don’t have the money to go abroad to enjoy myself just to be discriminated against by immigrants. Moreover, this restaurant is really not like one that can be opened in a country like Italy that pays attention to restaurant etiquette: one moment, there are curses coming from the kitchen, and the next moment, there is a bang at the front desk! Boom! Everyone was shocked, and the old lady made a face from beginning to end. Oops, I’m really worried that Italians think Chinese restaurants are like this. This is their stereotypical Chinese restaurant. The lady was actually okay. Although she served the person sitting behind me first, it might not be convenient for me to sit inside. I didn’t say you have to treat me like an emperor. In short, I have mixed feelings, maybe it’s because the old lady is getting older. I wish all parents in the world good health, and I wish everyone a happy Year of the Snake! I write in Chinese because I don’t want to expose my family scandal to anyone. Please forgive me for my plastic Chinese.

Very friendly staff, excellent food, unbeatable value for money. Well done

Kind and friendly staff, soft environment. There is room for improvement on the food but not bad.

excellent quality/price, very good and cheap