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Soy sauce tteokbokki
Soy sauce tteokbokki (간장떡볶이) is a non-spicy and slightly crunchy alternative to the classic recipe. INGREDIENTS - 1 serving of...
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- Feb 2
Qiyun
In the Farini area there is a small, simple but decidedly particular restaurant whose kitchen is run by a chef originally from the...
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- Jan 31
Yu Zhou
In Milan the old "classic" Chinese restaurants, i.e. those in the 80s style, are disappearing. Yu Zhou, located a few steps from the...
Nolo guide: Asian restaurants and shops
Nolo (crasis of North Of Loreto) is the term invented in 2012 by architects Francesco Cavalli, Luisa Milani and Walter Molteni joking...
Specialty coffee: Japan in cool caffee shops of Milan
It is now a fact: Milan has been invaded by the fashion for specialty coffees, i.e. those high-quality coffees selected according to a...
Japanese restaurants with home cooking in Milan (no sushi)
Sushi is somewhat the symbol of Japanese cuisine, the quintessence of goodness and refinement. In the collective imagination it is the...
Chinatown and Paolo Sarpi guide
What we now call Chinatown, before the arrival of the Chinese, was called Borgo degli Ortolani, a district located between Porta Tenaglia...
The best Chinese dumplings in Milan
After a few years from the first time you asked me for a list of the best Chinese dumplings in Milan, here is finally the long-awaited...
Gluten-free Asian restaurants in Milan
Among the requests that you have made the most, especially in recent months, stands out that of an article on Asian restaurants in Milan...
The best accessible sushi restaurants in Milan (according to me)
If you often consult this blog it is because you love Japanese cuisine of course and, among the specialties that you certainly most...
Street food in Chinatown in Milan
Street food is one of the most popular formulas for eating lots of different, practical, fast and cheap good food. In Milan there are...
Authentic and cheap Chinese restaurants in Chinatown in Milan
Chinatown is probably my absolute favorite neighborhood in Milan, you know it well by now. Over the years I have eaten in practically all...
Where to drink matcha tea in Milan
Many of you know my passion for Japanese matcha green tea. I am constantly looking for places and tea rooms where I can taste it and...
The best ramen in Milan (according to me)
By now ramen has literally depopulated in Milan: if until ten years ago in Italy almost nothing was known about this delicious dish,...
The best Japanese restaurants in Milan (according to me)
How many times have I been asked which are the best Japanese restaurants ever? So many, for this reason after countless dinners, lunches...
Chinese pastry shops in Milan
For some years now in Milan Chinese pastry shops have been gaining ground in which the tradition (mostly linked to the holidays, as...
