Zazà Ramen, noodle bar & restaurant In Milano

Nice restaurant, quiet atmosphere. Tasty food, but not as good as other restaurants here in Milan. The yuzu mochi were truly delicious. The price is slightly unfavorable considering the quality (e.g., ramen, gyoza).

The place is very pleasant, with some shared tables. Despite the large number of people, it's not particularly noisy. The food is excellent; we loved everything we tried, and I recommend it. My rating is heavily influenced by the service. Aside from one young man, the rest of the staff is overly pushy; you can feel it constantly because they're in a rush to clear tables for other guests. They were in such a rush that the ramen arrived, and we were still finishing our appetizers. With a table of five, we ate in less than 50 minutes, with the waiters starting to clear the table while we were still eating dessert. A bit excessive, I understand, but it makes things unpleasant. The prices are expensive compared to other ramen places, but in line with the quality of the food. I'll definitely give it another try, and I recommend it for the food (and for those in a hurry).

It was great! Every time I return, the quality is consistently higher, and I really appreciate that the menu is seasonal and changes every two or three months. It's a shame they took the matcha tiramisu off the menu, one of the best I've ever had.

Excellent Japanese restaurant, friendly and helpful staff. Very tasty ramen (especially the chashu) and absolutely amazing kakuni with karashi! Highly recommended.

I was last Saturday, November 1st, with my girlfriend. It was her first time at Zaza. I've always been a big fan and have been raving about it for months. Unfortunately, we were a bit shocked by the price level of the wine list, which has 6 still wines, 3 whites and 3 reds, averaging around 40 euros a bottle. Guys, 40 euros seems really out of scale to me. Even for the best ramen restaurant or the most refined one, and even if you're on Via Solferino. I think it would be better to also have a couple of choices around 25 euros. We also had two cocktails, the Paura and the Sake Tonic, 8 euros and 11 euros, and they were served in grandma's cherry-sized glasses. Two sips and that was it. At this point, I would have preferred it to be explained to me that it was served in a glass of that size and content. Considering the price there too... and I'll overlook the error in the order because it can happen and it was resolved, even if a bit late. I think there's a solution. He would like more attention to the prices of drinks, but if this is a strategy to "cut out" a certain type of clientele, then I throw up my hands.

In the center of Milan, a nice place, very bright and with minimal decor. The seating is on high chairs at high tables, which I found a bit uncomfortable. Others are at long tables, so you have to share space. I had ramen, but it wasn't the best I've ever had. My companion had the one with meatballs and said it was very good. I'll try it next time. In the end, I wasn't very satisfied, but I'll be back for the one with meatballs.

The place is well-decorated, and that's perhaps one of the few positive aspects. The Italian-style ramen, with caramelized onions, roast beef, and salad, wasn't to my liking. The pork belly appetizer was very good, but €10 for exactly four cubes of bacon seemed excessive. The place was too noisy. After exactly 75 minutes, we were asked to leave the table; this was mentioned in the reservation, but it still didn't encourage us to return.

The 7-ball ramen was very good, but I found it too sweet due to the caramelized onions. In any case, the place is very nice, with a relaxed atmosphere and top-notch service.

posto molto bello, raffinato ma stiloso. Si mangia molto bene, la cucina italiana (napoletana) buonissima. Accoglienza napoletana per chi non è stato a Napoli (calorosa, amichevole e generosa) bruschette varie ed insalata di mare squisita, fresca e abbondante. A tavola il sale rosa dell' Himalaya e il sale nero del Vesuvio per condimento e l'olio extravergine di ottima qualità. Come primo abbiamo preso le penne al salmone e pasta alle patate e provola che fa venir fame solo a pensarle. Come secondo delle Polpettine di manzo con una salsetta ai 4 formaggi che sono la fine del mondo (la scarpetta d'obbligo). Per i dolci sono buonissime le ceescake di vari gusti, frutta , ed il caffè ottimo in tazza rigorosamente bollente come a Napoli. Il proprietario Gianni e la moglie hanno creato un atmosfera famigliare e amichevole. Consiglio vivamente di andare a trovarli, e non vi fate sfuggire il negozietto di abiti ed acessori da mare molto ricercati direttamente da Positano (italia).

La ragazza al banco è gentilissima e brava. Buonissimi i ravioli. Ramen vegetariano pessimo, è acquetta che non sa di nulla. Mochi gelato è una gomma surgelata. Ci sono andata perché ho visto il servizio in televisione, nulla a che vedere con il vero Ramen, non ci tornerei.