Cittamani by Ritu Dalmia

Wow finally found a great non- Italian cuisine restaurant. The Butter chicken is delicious, the naan is light and crispy . Its not spicy as we are used to in England/ India but its very tasty ! Its not expensive for what it is ! Definitely worth better than a 4.2 n google !

A beautifully curated menu that truly represents India - with dishes from all corners of the country, this is not your standard “curry restaurant”. The dishes are beautifully composed and absolutely authentic and delicious! It’s refreshing to finally ne served an offering different from the standard. As a vegetarian it was an extremely fulfilling and we heard the table next to us raving about the meat biryani. Overall a fantastic experience and we recommend this as a gorgeous authentic and unique place for any foodies who want to try good Indian food. Location is on a lovely old square, service is incredibly friendly and we found the decor elegant. We especially recommend the crunchy okra and all the starters / delicious! Wish we had had space for dessert - next time.

We wanted to try this place since it had great reviews and were craving Indian food after being pasta and pizza’d out. The chef delivered for sure! The dal makhani was amazing and perfectly spiced. The chicken tikka nannini was also very nice with the different textures of the nan/roti, arugula, chicken and chutneys. The Kala Mirch Chicken was tender and melted in your mouth. Kudos to the chef!

Probably the best Indian fine dine experience in whole Italy!! Authentic food with real Indian flavors. The manager and chefs were so warm and hospitable, which made the experience even more delightful. We tried veg thali, dal makhni, garlic nan and veg panini. Everything was delicious and reminded us of India :)

We were a large group of 13, and they were very professional when booking. Food was nice for a modern Indian,  personally I could do with a lot more spice and depth of flavour but the group enjoyed it as a whole. I agree with past reviews regarding portion size being small. Overall atmosphere, nice service, and good quality ingredients increase the cost of a meal. Lovely Nepalese waitress and manager. However, one of the servers was rude. In all restaurants, staff need to be a team and pass on information to the one who holds the tables when called as they pass or oblige. At first when we asked for another bottle of wine, she responded annoyed "can you ask your server", the second when we asked her to take a photo, she said "I am busy bringing food out" very coldly. Her attitude doesn't fit the environment, which is disappointing.

Nestled in the heart of Milan, Cittamani by Ritu Dalmia is a culinary oasis that tantalizes the senses with its exquisite Indian cuisine. As we stepped into its elegant ambiance after a day of exploration, we were greeted not just by the warm hospitality, but also by the tantalizing aromas wafting from the kitchen. Our culinary journey began with a delightful surprise - two varieties of papad, Aaloo bada and Pani Puri, setting the tone for the feast to come. Each bite was a revelation, showcasing the chef's mastery in blending traditional flavors with contemporary flair. The Goli Bhaji and Chole Bhature, served in an unconventional yet delightful manner, were a symphony of textures and spices that danced on our palates. The Dal Makhani, rich and creamy, and the Kurkuri Bhindi, perfectly crisp, were testaments to the chef's dedication to authenticity and quality. The Dum Aaloo, Stuffed Kulcha, Garlic Naan, and Tandoori Roti were all crafted with precision, each bite a testament to the expertise of the culinary team. And as if that weren't enough, the Mango Shrikhand provided a sweet and refreshing finale to our culinary odyssey. Beyond the impeccable food, the presentation was a work of art in itself, with each dish meticulously plated to please both the eyes and the taste buds. The attention to detail was evident in every aspect of our dining experience, leaving us energized and fulfilled. In essence, Cittamani by Ritu Dalmia is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary masterpiece that transports diners on a sensory journey through the vibrant streets of India. From the first bite to the last, it's an experience that lingers long after the meal is over, beckoning us to return for another unforgettable dining adventure.

Food is fairly good. But way too expensiveee!!! Service not so welcoming.. and a bit weird

Cittamani by Ritu doesn’t need any introduction. She is a celebrity chef and she has a years of experience behind her. We ordered pepper chicken which was tender juicy and rightly grilled. Daal makani & kulcha reminds you off daal bukhara. Good experience. Authentic Indian food.