Zazà Ramen, noodle bar & restaurant In Milano

The best ramen in Milan in a warm, elegant and refined environment.

Welcoming staff, attentive service, and a quiet atmosphere. I'll definitely be back.

Owners are extremely sweet! Lucky Milan! Food and drinks are great and very special. Excellent experience! Thank you for having us!

Well-kept, clean, welcoming, and quiet atmosphere. Friendly and smiling staff. Exquisite food. A delightful lunch break.

Rich and authentic flavours. Exceed my expectations. Good variety of choice in Don and Ramen....and then there's an extensive range of Sake on offer.

A very nice Ramen spot in the heart of Milano🍜 I had the chance to come here for a Saturday night dinner after my graduation party and I would first like to note the big spacious spots both on the first and the basement floor, you for sure will be comfortable while eating and enjoying the nice decorations around! We got Ramen, Japanese style chicken, vegetable dumplings and cauliflower as our menu choices. The food all and all is tasty and warm with subtle flavors to enjoy! I would like to note that they forgot about our supposed sides that were supposed to come before the chicken and ramen for more than half an hour even though we reminded for 3 times and by the time it came the dumplings were cold and we were already so done to eat them. The staff for sure has to be bettered as it’s a crowded spot and requires full attention. All and all would come back!

Very beautiful location, excellent service, compliments to Gianluca's welcome and professionalism.

Truly superb. Excellent atmosphere and service. The waitress is very attentive and lovely. The food, however, is the highlight. I had some of the best gyoza of my life, and the ramen (my first time) was delicious. I highly recommend it!

Excellent as always, I've known it since it opened, and it's always a guarantee. Thanks also to the expert management who coordinates the dining room and the selection of ingredients and drinks, especially the drinks themselves. The cultural projects they launch with artists are very interesting, one of which I was involved in: emakimono colors. Art and good Japanese food, certainly a winning and coherent combination in an area like Solferino/Brera, known for its art, but where little of it remains. Thank goodness they're here.

The service was exquisite, the staff extremely friendly. The atmosphere was very cozy, pleasant, and relaxing. Despite being a ramen restaurant, I found the gyoza very good, while the ramen was adequate. The noodles were disconnected from the broth, the broth was thin and flavorless, the chashu was hard, and the eggs were strong points. In short, for a dinner offering a good variety, I expected more from the ramen. The bill included one mochi per person and beer.