Mr. Pie In Milano

This was the most random find in Milan’s Chinatown but the crisp “helmet breads” transported me back to Taiwan’s night markets! I fell in love with their chopped green onion pancakes and flat, crispy breads with mustard radish inside. Not entirely sure what the Italian translations are but highly, highly recommend.

Nice pies that they bake fresh for you. Good price.

Chinese flatbread with pork and amazing chives

The place often has a line, so takeout is a must. Friendly staff, but service isn't the fastest in the area. The "piadina" is good, fragrant, and flavorful; let's just say there are other street foods in Sarpi that deserve a little more. It's a winner for its crispiness! Average prices.

Located on Via Paolo Sarpi (MILAN). It offers excellent piadinas and very good traditional dishes, at a reasonable price, around €4-5 per piece. The staff is friendly and helpful. I give it 4 out of 5 stars because I haven't tried the entire menu! But recommended!

Good, but sometimes in my opinion too hard too crunchy it crumbles

Jinyun Shaobing says it has pork in it, but there's only a tiny bit of fat. No, pork pancetta is only a little over three yuan per kilo, much cheaper than pickled mustard greens. Boss, do you think meat is expensive? It's all pickled mustard greens, not tasty at all. Just put more pork fat in there instead of pickled mustard greens to make it fatter, and it won't cost you anything. Why? Why? Tell me why.

Food is great. The waiting time is short to no waiting time at all, the food is good, best to enjoy when it's hot, I would definitely recommend to try it out, the food is prepared fast as well, it's only take away. Typical chinese street food.

Mr. Pie's beef biscuit was good, but I wasn't thrilled with it because of the excessive spice. Three stars because I'd love to return to try the rest of the menu.