Let's Wok In Milano

Tasty Arabic fast food. Fresh and served fast. Great value.

Nice, cozy place to eat or drink. Friendly staff, and the food was really good!

Incredible. Only advice: in winter, it's best to book.

The best of Milano. Lovely people, generous and fresh dishes - hummus, moutabal, mohammara, juicy shawarma, super hot falafel. And a next door is a fancy sweets place now, full of bijoux like baklava. They never disappoint me. And I seldom bite my wrap in tears thinking of children in Palestine. Bustling evening. Daytime also gets busy as soon as it opens. Always try to pop in this place for visiting this city.

I went there for lunch today with my sister and niece. The atmosphere was super nice, the welcome was great, and the food was top-notch. We'll be back and recommend it.

very good, really top vegan falafel dish, everyone is kind and the atmosphere is welcoming

We stumbled upon this Palestinian restaurant in Milan by complete accident, and it ended up being such a memorable and refreshing experience for both of us. We hadn’t really explored Palestinian cuisine before, so getting to try something new and different together made the meal feel special in its own way. The presentation of the dishes was beautiful; so colorful, thoughtful, and inviting and everything tasted just as good as it looked. You could tell a lot of care went into the food. The staff were also incredibly warm and welcoming, which made the whole evening feel comfortable and relaxed. It was such a fun change from the meals we’d been having elsewhere in Italy and a great reminder of how amazing it can be to stumble upon something unexpected while traveling. If you’re in Milan and want to try something unique and genuinely well done, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

Highly recommended! The traditional cuisine is excellent, and it's worth coming just for the pastries!

Welcoming place and incredibly hospitable staff, as per tradition. I'll be back to try more dishes because the selection is so wide!

The food is good, there are really a lot of options. I had the falafel and it seemed good, less spicy than I'm used to. The sauces were very good, especially the eggplant and pepper ones. In general, I'd recommend getting a sampler platter if you're going for the first time. I would have preferred more bread and maybe warmer, but we didn't pay much, so I understand. The savory area is a bit chaotic, while the other area, where the desserts and coffee are, is much more pleasant. The staff didn't exactly make a good impression on me; they were a bit agitated/annoyed and didn't pay much attention to the customer.