Mister Hu In Milano

I was hoping to be insulted by the infamous cashier, too, as some in the comments below reported. But I was disappointed: the cashier was actually kind. The food was excellent, plentiful, and really cheap. I recommend it!

Tonight I'm giving my friend Giorgia the Mister Hu experience. We can't wait to be insulted and attacked by the lady.

Fantastic Miss Hu served us with her amazing candor—try it and believe it! Direct and convincing at the same time. We appreciated her promptness in serving all the courses, and with every bite she was with us and smiling at us. Always worth repeating. Let's hope this fantastic shop will be around for another thousand years and more.

Mystical experience ✨ On a gray November afternoon, I stumbled upon this Chinese swear word. ICONIC owner, a true institution in Lambrate. Between one insult after another, a sauce paid for in cash, and several fork throws, we enjoyed a dinner marked by conviviality and sociability in this charming corner of the world. The true experience is surviving the insults, eating cheerfully and simply, and socializing with the people in line, making fun of this daring Beijing showgirl. Institution, quantity and quality, Cantonese smiles, and paranormal adventures: all this is Mister HU.

The best in the area! Delicious, tasty, and quick. A dive into the Orient. If you want to try the experience, eat there! It's worth the smell of fried food on your clothes :))

Good, fast, well-priced, just the right amount of buzz. Top.

A delicious little place with very friendly staff. Very simple and also very fast service. Highly recommended.

Very good food! Staff with personality!

Amazing Chinese food. Don't listen to the negative reviews; you have to be very determined to deal with Milanese customers!

As the saying goes: clothes don't make the man. If you're looking for a "nice" place, stay away, but if you want excellent Chinese food for next to nothing, this is the place for you! Mister Hu's cuisine is excellent. The selection isn't huge, but it has all the classics and a few interesting variations (try the mushroom and veal rice and the shrimp with porcini mushrooms; you won't be disappointed). The food is above average for low-cost Chinese restaurants. The place is a dump, better suited for takeout than for dining in. The service is quick but beyond reproach; the old owner, in particular, is truly surly (but not if she likes you, which is, at a glance, completely arbitrary). The kitchen door, on the other hand, is often wide open, giving a glimpse of the cleanliness of the stove and woks. The price is lower than average for low-cost Chinese restaurants. For twelve euros, you can really fill yourself up. RATINGS (the final rating is made up of two-thirds of value for money, and the remainder of the ratings are based on location and service; ratings take into account the type of restaurant, in this case "low-cost Chinese restaurant"): Location & Service: 5/10 Value for Money: 8/10 The final rating, therefore, is 7/10, which, divided by two, would be 3.5/10. I chose to round up due to the presence of some unusual dishes on the menu.