Le Nove Scodelle

Found it while strolling around in Milan and stayed for a very later dinner. Small tables and not super convenient chair but the service is great and the food tasty and unique. We had a dish spiced with Szechuan pepper which was amazing taste and it sparkled on the lips. Pricing fair. Wonderful restaurant. Bring cash if you want to leave a tip as I couldn’t show my gratitude with a credit card. Grazie !

We were here for dinner. We tried the dumplings, the chicken, Chinese bread and the shrimp. First of all, pay attention to the spicies. Ask to waiters if you have any allergies or choices. We noticed that some spicies were so dominant in the plates, especially hot, chili taste. We love Far East cuisine, I tried many Chinese places in Milan, I heard a lot about this place and my expectations were really high. However, we weren’t impressed about the taste, there was something missing. I can feel that the ingredients were fresh, they have high quality, there is no doubt about it. The atmosphere is cool, the waiters are really kind. Nevertheless I expected really tasty food but it was not my taste. I was not satisfied.

I can't tell for sure but the food here feels like an Italian take on Sichuan cuisine - And I absolutely loved it! Cold shredded chicken and fried green beans felt most authentic, with a good mala punch and serious levels of spiciness. The thick cut noodles were absolute comfort food, as were the dumplings. If you are looking for excellent ethnic cuisine in Milano, this might be your place!

It was busy during lunch time. The quality of food is good. Friendly staffs.

Interesting！it is my first time go to a Chinese restaurant full of Italians whereas I ate SOOO good like home! 🌶🌶spicy food, but also not spicy ones, limited dishes but they are really delicate and well-prepared! When we arrived at 20:40 on Tuesday, it needed reservations so we choose to eat outside The staff are nice and fast response, the surrounding is very Asian austenitic. Usually I never choose a Chinese restaurant only with Local staff and local people sitting inside but this I chose definitely correct! The food could be one of the best and traditional Sichuan food in Milan Easy to arrive, near M1 Loreto Thank you for the service!

As suggested by Michelin guide. We were two people, and we ordered 7 dishes including rice. Since we don’t eat very spicy so we avoided to order that kind. Some dishes are really tasty, but the Ravioli is too thick, as in Asia/China you should not make this thick 🤷‍♀️ Then I was surprised to see the rice they use is basamati 🥲 no no no no no big no for a Chinese restaurant ! This is why I give three stars only. If they could put the correct rice I will give four stars. Service is good

Cute place with courteous waiters and service. While I applaud at their attempt on Asian fusion, the noodle and flour based dishes are not very good. The noodles and momos were made using what get like pizza flour which makes it super dense and heavy. This creates the completely opposite texture of the preferred chewy noodles and light dumplings. Personally I found this to be very distracting and overpowering in taste. The veggie dishes were good but slightly overly sweet, which is a shame since the ambiance was cool and modern. Wouldn’t really recommend to anywho who loves Asian food.

Michelin Bib Gourmand Chines SiChuan cuisines, generally food was really good, the mala beef was very spicy 🌶️ @live2njoy