Ristorante 168 In Milano

One of the largest restaurants serving traditional Chinese cuisine in Milan, where you can go and eat authentic Chinese cuisine and more!

The Chinese food was pretty good.

It suited my taste perfectly! Delicious Chinese food, just what Taiwanese people prefer ❤️

Beautiful, huge venue with tons of private rooms of various sizes. The sushi is excellent. Highly recommended!

Absolutely 5 stars, I still remember it as one of the best AYCE restaurants I've ever had. Prices were very reasonable, the flavors were good, and it was fresh. I honestly don't understand the low rating because it's completely undeserved (the only problem was remembering the name because I couldn't remember the number 😅). I have to go back 🍣💕

My favorite restaurant, but I always get ripped off when they release new dishes. Today I saw a tiny bit of sea urchin for 65 euros, and it was awful. I was tempted, so I just took it and left.

The restaurant was very welcoming and the staff was friendly, great variety of food but the dishes are cold, the drinks are too expensive like Coca Cola which costs €4.

While we were near Viale Jenner (Farini neighborhood), we noticed this restaurant, which blends in with the surrounding buildings. Once inside, it's anything but ordinary. 168 Chinese Township is a huge and elegant restaurant. Once we reached the dining room, we waited a few moments before being escorted. We immediately noticed how hard-working the staff was, attentive to the cleanliness of the various tables. Once seated, we were given a tablet to reserve our table: a somewhat cold solution, but it allows us to delve deeply into the various ingredients for each dish (a small note: some don't list them—a shame!). The area is certainly not chic, but if you're looking for a beautiful, well-kept, charming, and elegant restaurant to make a good impression, 168 Chinese Township is a solution worth considering. The restaurant itself is its strong point. It's enormous, with countless seating areas, the service offers quality ceramics, comfortable chairs, a slightly dark atmosphere, and gorgeous bathrooms. All at a moderate price, in the mid-to-high AYCE range. The menu was a mixed bag. We enjoyed several dishes, especially the Gio Philadelphia and the Temaki Amante, but unfortunately, several others were a bit subpar. It was a mixed experience that deserves a 3-star rating overall.

We ate typical Chinese food. Nice place, friendly staff. I'll be back.

A dry-pot cauliflower, a Mapo tofu, a bowl of rice, and a bottle of water cost 25 euros in total. The food was good, but the ambiance was so-so. It's suitable for a small gathering of a few people.