Yuan Niu Dao In Milano

Roasted pig's trotters are good.

The ventilation is good, the various beefs are delicious, the vegetables are fresh, and the tea is strong. It would be better if there is a disinfection cabinet for dishes.

Everything was excellent, and the best ravioli I've ever eaten. We went there today for the first time since it became all-you-can-eat, and the quality hasn't changed!

Six of us came and had a blast. The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming: she made us feel right at home. The service is impeccable, always with a smile and great courtesy. The dishes are fresh, tasty, and beautifully presented, with excellent value. We stayed until closing time and even left with the owner! A wonderful experience, we'll definitely be back!

Ok. This is a very hard review to do, mainly because thought I didn't love the food, it was a great experience and this is a very traditional place and it was full of Chinese people on a Sunday night. For those who doesn't know, a hot pot consists in having a hot soup/broth in the middle of the table where you can cook meat and vegetables in it to eat (or have the soup as well.). As it is an All You Can Eat, it was not cheap thought you can order as much as you want to eat. Everything in the menu was in Mandarin and you have to open each option to see the translation in Italian. It took a while for us to choose and, after that, an waiter to send your order to the kitchen. There's also a sause buffet with a lot of options where you can prepare your own sauce. That was very nice. We ordered two broths: duck and mushrooms. But we really didn't see much difference between both. There are many options to order from, but in reality the meat is very thin and all of them almost tasted the same, except for the sauce we had prepared. The seafood was normal and like all food we had to prepare it in the broth. In my opinion it was too expensive for eating unseasoned food where yourself have to cook it, but it was a very fun experience to have, specially with friends. All of the waiters were very helpful and nice. As I said, many locals were eating there, so I can surely say that it was a place that didn't fit my personal taste, but it surely is a place that you need to go at least once to try.

In my opinion this is the best hot pot in Milan.

On rainy days and cold days, Koreans can't resist the taste. There are many hotpot shops, but this place is really special. Especially the grilled dishes, barbecue, potatoes, and corn are unrivaled, and the grilled dumplings deserve a separate shop.