SiYuan China Lanzhou Beef Noodles In Milano

A place I found after getting tired of greasy Italian food. The seasoning was just right, and I liked that the food wasn't overpowering.

First meal in Milan on a rainy day, and we were so happy to find this place. Authentic Northwest Chinese food — hand-pulled noodles, liangpi, flatbread, lamb skewers and yougao (fried cake) were all delicious. Warm, comforting, and full of flavor. Highly recommend!

Top, really well done dishes, ✋🏼 made Liang Pi, Lamzhou lāimiàn, and even daam and dim sum and Xinjiang peppers and so on.. bravissimi

The food was good, the soup was really tasty, as were the fried ravioli. The table service needs to be improved; more attention should be paid to the way people serve food, perhaps avoiding people arriving at the table with wet hands while serving a dish. The restroom, which is downstairs and only accessible via a rather inconvenient freight elevator, is inconvenient.

Surprisingly, it was very authentic, and the food was served very quickly! My child also loved it.

The cucumber was delicious… The noodles were generally too big in the bowls… I'd recommend two girls share one bowl. The potstickers were good… The menu looked like it had been torn to shreds; I couldn't even see the drinks section 🤣 The restrooms are downstairs, and there's a really interesting elevator! —————Second Visit Divider—————— This time I ordered lamb soup and grilled lamb skewers. The paomo (pita bread soaked in mutton soup) was amazing 🥹 (again, we couldn't finish it all, so we had to take it to go).

On my second day in Milan, I suddenly had a craving for beef noodles. I Googled it and found a Lanzhou noodle shop near my hotel. The first review made me hesitant, but I kept reading and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did! It was so delicious, the broth was amazing. I'll definitely come back.

The Lanzhou beef noodles were authentic and the portions were generous. The cold dishes were also very good. Worth a visit.

The ramen is amazing. Everything is delicious. The authentic old menu speaks for itself. The waiters speak excellent English and Italian. And Chinese too.)). I recommend it!!!

The food is good, but sometimes too oily and with too much coriander. The menu needs redesigning; it's awful to see a torn paper menu. The girls serving customers are nice and friendly, but they should at least speak Italian or English to communicate effectively. The atmosphere is fine, but perhaps the elevator is a little uncomfortable.