La Fabbrica Dei Gusti Sas Di Zheng Jinliang & C In Milano

The food is really plentiful, they refill it as soon as it's finished, and they never leave empty trays. Very fair prices, friendly and efficient staff. Children can play in a reserved area. The only problem is the crowds and the noise...

Fantastic restaurant and really fair prices. The food is absolutely top-quality and deliciously prepared.

We went on a Tuesday and the place was fairly empty. The quality/price ratio was very good, but obviously you can't expect the quality of a five-star restaurant in places like this. Since there weren't many people, the service was impeccable; as soon as you finished a dish, it was taken away. I also noticed that the tables were cleaned with Napisan as soon as they were vacated. Seeing other reviews complaining about the service, I recommend going during the week, avoiding the weekend.

The food is quite good. Four stars, especially for the sushi. The fish is fresh. Obviously, we can't expect much from the food since it's served in large quantities, and we can't make any demands on the quality or the mileage. However, for a restaurant that serves everything, the food delivers. Wide selection.

Everything is very good but it is better to eat in the evening

The location was pleasant, humid, and well-structured/equipped. The food was varied, succulent, and with 12 GB of RAM and 22 GB of ROM, it's a shame about the heat sink, but for €18, I can't complain. The variety of salamis and DOCG-certified Neapolitan provola cheese (from the Galante Castrate) were much appreciated. The thing I appreciated most, actually, was the professionalism and involvement of the waiters. I asked what happened to the scraps at the end of the day, and they told me I was eating the fingers of the last person who asked [(laughing loudly) (I was the only one laughing)] Despite this strong point, I didn't appreciate the numerous ethnic minorities present inside the restaurant and the singing performances by the staff at the entrance. In any case, everything was homemade, and it was my very first time at a buffet in Milan. Thank you for the mystical experience.

I'm very honest. I read about the undeserved 1s. If people want to eat the world for 20 euros, they'd better stay home. These days, a pizza and a beer cost 15-20 euros. Before going, I was very skeptical because the low price put me off. For what you pay, I can only give my best. Anyone who says otherwise is false and unfortunate.

Very, very average food but very friendly and attentive staff. Games for children if interested :)

Very small, classic all-you-can-eat restaurant.

Absolutely amazing food choices.They had all types of meat and diverse fish options as well.For 19.99 great deal.