Jade Garden Restaurant
This restaurant has an excellent location, just a few steps away from the cathedral. Jade Garden is considered one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Milan. The interior decor features a Chinese style, and the restaurant mainly serves Cantonese cuisine. The presentation of the dishes is also very meticulous. When there are many customers, a fruit platter is offered after the meal. Recommended dishes include seafood tofu casserole, spring chicken, and stir-fried scallops with pine nuts.
Shan Ji Tea Restaurant
This Chinese restaurant is very famous in Milan. Both Italians and Chinese people love to dine here. The restaurant's decor is full of Chinese elements, yet it retains a modern feel. Although the name suggests it is a tea restaurant, the Sichuan cuisine they serve is also quite good. The restaurant specializes in Sichuan dishes, but their Char Siu rice rolls are also very authentic. The environment inside the restaurant is very clean and elegant, and the service is very warm and friendly.
Ristorante 168
This place serves Chinese cuisine, Italian cuisine, Japanese cuisine, and other international dishes, with a focus on Chinese cuisine. Besides enjoying the already prepared delicacies, you can also select fresh ingredients and have the chef cook them on the spot, with a variety of sour, spicy, and five-spice flavors to choose from. If you're craving Chinese food, this is the place to be.
Wang Jiao Milano
This restaurant is also very famous in Milan, and it is highly praised by the local Chinese community. The restaurant is simply and elegantly decorated, mainly serving Cantonese cuisine, but also offers dishes of other flavors. The prices are moderate, making it a restaurant with good value for money.
A very authentic Chinese restaurant in Milan. Specializes in Sichuan and Hunan cuisine, with an environment designed around 'Mao culture'. The dishes are authentic and full of spicy flavor. Signature dishes include Mao's Braised Pork, Spicy Shrimp Hotpot, Braised Beef Noodles, Twice-Cooked Pork, and more.
This buffet restaurant is located near the central train station and is considered one of the larger restaurants in Milan. The restaurant offers a variety of cuisines including Chinese, Teppanyaki, Italian, Brazilian BBQ, and Japanese sushi. Weekday lunch is 12 euros, weekend and holiday lunch is 16 euros, and dinner is 20 euros. The prices are quite reasonable, allowing you to eat to your heart's content without spending a lot of money.
