Pasta B Jinghua In Milano

This Chinese restaurant serves nama pasta, but it’s actually a regular Chinese restaurant. The dumplings are either fried or steamed, and the filling is quite salty for the skin, which is too thick. The fried rice is okay, but it’s just ordinary. The service could be improved. Dining place is located in the basement. Taste wise is not bad, can try if no other choice

Looks tiny from outside but there’s a whole dining area in the basement. I really enjoyed the hot and sour soup and Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings). The Thai style noodle was delicious, but it is more of a Chinese tomato egg noodle flavor with peanuts thrown on top, and not quite like real pad Thai. But I’m not Complaining. It was delicious! Katsu was great! The curry was very Soupy.. watered down a bit in my opinion. But we really enjoyed our meal here!

Delicious chinese cuisine in Milano, recommend to try

We took 5 dishes and everything were amazing!!! Spicy thai pasta was my favourite. And all their stuff were really friendly and quick with everything!! Thank you!

The food was excellent, all was hand made I dearly recommend

I love fresh handmade pasta every day by the ladies of Tokyo

点心 鼠 Dim sum Rat thoughts: A very unique Asian fusion restaurant that serves 鼠 Rat's favorite dish in Milan! Along with Giorgio Armani on Via Manzoni, it is worth coming to Milan for. The downstairs room is Milanese chic and very sedate. Standouts: No. 12 Homemade thai style fried noodle (rice noodle with Thai flavors, prawn/shrimp, tofu and vegetables but with spicy Italian pomodoro (tomato,) sauce! A brilliant Italian/Asian fusion dish. Very spicy but you can add chili oil for true fire. The 鼠 Rat eats every day in Milano. Tea is also very good Not so good: Dim sum are so-so, but lack strong Cantonese flavor Service: Downstairs, very attentive for Milan

Pensamientos de ratas: Un restaurante de fusión asiática muy único que sirve el plato favorito de Rat en Milán! Junto con Giorgio Armani en Via Manzoni, vale la pena venir a Milán por La habitación de abajo es milanesa elegante y muy sedada. Destacados: El fideo frito de estilo tailandés casero (fideos de arroz con sabores tailandeses, gambas / camarones, tofu y verduras, pero con salsa picante italiana pomodoro (tomate, )! Un brillante plato de fusión italiano/asiático. Muy picante pero se puede añadir aceite de chile para el fuego verdadero. La rata come todos los días en Milano. El té también es muy bueno No tan bueno: Dim sum son tan - tan, pero carecen de sabor cantonés fuerte Servicio: Abajo, muy atento para Milán

I went here for lunch today with my boyfriend. We ordered two Miso Pork and two waters (€34), all good as usual since we return to this restaurant often. When we went to pay the bill it was €42 and without thinking too much I paid my half of €21 with the card. My boyfriend stops the gentleman at the checkout and asks if he could kindly see the receipt since the price didn't add up to him and we actually realize that some things that weren't ours had been added to the bill by mistake. In addition to apologizing for the mistake made and being very kind, they gave us a discount and in total we only paid the €21 that I had already paid instead of the €34 that we actually spent. They were very honest, very courteous and good at managing a mistake that can happen every now and then, especially when you always have the place full. Now we will return not only for the food but also the kindness

It's not the best Chinese restaurant I've tried, but it's not bad as an alternative option for a lunch break in the Duomo area. Prices quite cheap for the area.