dalle8
Breakfast restaurant · Quarto Oggiaro ·

dalle8

Breakfast restaurant · Quarto Oggiaro ·

Authentic Chinese breakfast: fresh youtiao, flavored soy milk, tofu

minced pork rice
tofu dish
chinese breakfast
freshly made
savory doufuhua
vegetarian options
contemporary chinese
cozy atmosphere
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Viale Pasubio, 6, 20154 Milano MI, Italy Get directions

€10–20

Order delivery
Good for solo dining
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Brunch
Lunch

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Viale Pasubio, 6, 20154 Milano MI, Italy Get directions

€10–20

Features

•Good for solo dining
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Brunch
•Lunch
•Dinner
•Dessert

Last updated

Jan 17, 2026

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Dalle 8 - Review - Porta Nuova - Milan - The Infatuation

"Dalle8, which means “from 8am,” touts itself as Milan’s first Chinese brunch spot, with sweet and savory options running all day. It opened in early 2025 and, for now, you can linger—though with only three tables, expect it to get harder to snag a seat once word spreads. It’s the perfect stop near Corso Como, with two of the best dishes in the city right now: fluffy youtiao stuffed with shrimp and silky tofu panna cotta topped with osmanthus syrup and housemade rice mochi. To drink, there’s freshly brewed soy milk made daily with seasonal summer blends like cucumber or watermelon, a cool alternative to the bubble tea shops down the street. We like it spiked with a shot (or two) of espresso." - Elizabeth De Filippo-Jones

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Catherine H.

Google
Lovely contemporary Chinese breakfast spot. The youtiao is the best one I’ve had outside of China and came out fresh. The soy milk was super nice and sweet. The tofu dish was lovely and the rice with pork was amazing but came out lukewarm.

YORK Y.

Google
This Chinese breakfast spot is lit! Had a you tiao (fried dough stick) filled with shrimp paste and pork floss — really unique and something I haven’t seen before. They also have flavored soy milk, including green tea and jasmine, which are both quite special. I also tried the mushroom minced pork rice, and it was delicious. You can really feel the care and effort the owner puts into the food.

Andie坦克的大屁

Google
We are the States, haven’t tasted so crunchy yet so so soft inside so airy puffy 油条 for almost over a decade! It’s so amazing to taste these authentic Chinese street food in Milan while we travel, tearing!

Sean L.

Google
Went early in the morning—super clean place! Loved the youtiao stuffed with shrimp paste and pork floss. The minced pork rice was delicious too. Tried matcha and jasmine soy milk—both great! Can’t wait to try the other flavors next time.

Jas Y

Google
Such a lovely spot! I love tofu and it's so soft and silky here! The yaotiu was really good too! Crispy outside soft inside! I was sad that once we leave Milan we wouldn't be able to have it again! Lol so we went back in the evening for one last drink!

Sara H.

Google
As a Taiwanese, I can tell this place is making an effort to introduce the culture of soy milk and fried dough in a way that suits Italian tastes, and I truly appreciate it. While it may not be entirely traditional, it’s great enough for me to consider it as a great starting point for first-timers to try and potentially fall in love with it. What stands out even more is their excellent design and decor, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere for breakfast and brunch.

Ka Wai H.

Google
I went to this place to get breakfast before my flight and the food was great. The doujiang (soy milk) is freshly made, not too sweet. Youtiao (fried dough) was so fluffy. I also ordered the savoury spicy doufuhua (soybean pudding). Never had savoury doufuhua but it was so good as well. It had different toppings and the douhua itself was very silken smooth. Had a little chat with the owner(s) and they were so sweet. TL;Dr great food (incl vegetarian options), go check it out.

Jonna

Google
This spot is all about youtiao, a classic Chinese snack that’s a bit like Spanish churros. The vibe and design of the restaurant are on point, and the way they plate and pair the dishes is next-level. Plus, the food is legit—crispy, flavorful youtiao that’s totally worth it.