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Province of Milan, Italy Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Assago
Reviews on Seafood food in Assago, Province of Milan, Italy including Ristorante da Kico, That's Vapore Assago, Ristorante L'Agora, Entree, Lotus, Marro, LUME, Soft Sushi, Bacco e Arianna, Il Principe dei Navigli
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10. Il Principe dei Navigli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1774 reviews
In a corner along the canals in Milan, there is this restaurant with Italian cuisine by the warm and welcoming. "Principe dei navigli" offers Mediterranean cuisine, the inevitable fish dishes, meat. A wide selection of fine wines and fine.
Reviewed By MalcolmA02
We arrived without a reservation but there was no problem in getting a table for 2. Had we been a little bit later that may not have been the case as the restaurant quickly filled with happy diners. We were asked immediately on sitting down whether we wanted still or sparkling water and when it came they also brought a small glass of prosecco on the house. We were then brought a complimentary starter once we'd ordered our meal - luckily we knew from previous reviews so hadn't opted for a starter ourselves when we ordered. What came was puffed up little pizza calzone cases served with prosciutto and cheese shavings - not for us as we don't eat meat, they didn't bat an eyelid and shortly after replaced that with the vegetarian option of rocket, tomato and shaved cheese on a pizza base (as light as a feather!). We both had opted for a seafood linguine dish that was served piping hot with lots of seafood and tasted delicious. The pasta was cooked perfectly - as you'd expect. I couldn't manage dessert after that but hubby had the chocolate cheesecake. In the interests of giving an accurate review (honest!!)..I did taste said item and it was light and delicious. We'd opted for the house white and were very happy with what was served. Service was prompt and friendly and the waiters spoke English had we needed it. All in all an excellent meal. The restaurant is slightly out of the way and I suspect not too many tourists will make it that far down the canal, but I can only say we were very glad we did and we will definitely return. Amazing value. Highly recommended.
9. Bacco e Arianna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 480 reviews
Reviewed By apocalypsenow66
I went to Bacco e Arianna for a business dinner. On the west side of Milan (Trezzano S.N.), it is a small and cozy place. Food quality and presentation at the top. Wine selection limited although at reasonable price. Overall price a bit more than market level. Main dish (secondo piatto) in average 25 â¬.
8. Soft Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 725 reviews
Reviewed By LorienVegan
Very high quality all you can eat, with solid and very tasty, fresh and nicely served vegan options. Loads to pick from. One of the better sushi experiences I have had since I was vegan. I had one issue with the place, though I feel it is not worth losing a star over: the waiters drop the food on the table without explaining what it is and without even saying a word and rush off. Kind of rude and annoying with their attitude. Other than that? SOLID!
7. LUME
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
LUME, the restaurant run by the Chef Luigi Taglienti, is passionately committed to serving an innovative cuisine that harmoniously and skilfully combines experience of classic and contemporary cooking, with strong ties to the local area and a constant sea
Reviewed By Hamburgguy47
An elegant restaurant, all white, in a slightly unusual location - a former industrial yard. The food is incredibly delicate and balanced, with first rate ingredients carefully and thoughtfully prepared, innovative but in the true Italian style (i.e. without overpowering sauces or 15 different items on your plate that you need a guide to explain). I don't think I've ever eaten a better risotto or a more delicately prepared shrimp. There is an open kitchen so you can observe the crew at work, with the chef calmly directing and supervising the choreography. A memorable experience we will definitely want to repeat next time around.
6. Marro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By Alessandra C
The restaurant is fancy and it pays attention to every detail, from light to beautiful heavy glasses with old style decoration. But food is even better: fresh fish above all. Grilled, fried, raw. Whatever you choose it is super fresh.Personnel is really professional and super kind.We really loved the place and the investment in quality and freshness. We were 4 adults and 1 kid and spent 200 euros, with a bottle of wine, one entree and one main course each plus 3 desserts (a sacker torte and two sorbetto). Not cheap but quality is not for free. They also offered a welcome flute of prosecco.There is a parking lot right in front of the restaurant.
5. Lotus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By Illo_64
I know this place since it was a little room with a few chairs available. So it's about 5 years I'm having fun with delicious chinese and japanese food in there :-) . Absolutely friendly owner with great experience managing a restaurant, they moved from a little room to a very wide one without loose any of their attractive previous skills: high quality and fresh japanese meals; pleasant and friendly approach to meet customer satisfaction; extremely wide chinese food choice with chance to taste marvelous mongolian style of sea food mix or meat mix ones... you'll love them while cooking on your own. as added value there's now bigger restaurant room with a relatively simple forniture supplied by a quality service. Simple and clean that's most important. Quite often you'll meet real japanese or chinese peoples having meal inside.What else can say?...: I'm going to have dinner in there :-)
4. Entree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 538 reviews
Reviewed By Aws830
we came into the restaurant with quite high expectations, since TripAdvisor has given very favorable ratings for Entree. I secretly thought I would be disappointed, but to my happy surprise, I was not! The experience was pure delight! We started with a lentil puree, complements of the chef, then had gamberi for antipasti--both were VERY NICE! for the main dish we tried the risotto and the salmon, which were also SU.PER.GOOOD. we said there wasn't room for dessert (the portions are generous) but we couldn't resist, so we had the chocolate cake, espresso brulee and panettone tiramisu, which were all mouth-wateringly fine. The service was superb, too. bonus for english speakers (who can't engage in italian yet): you'd be delighted to know you can have a decent conversation with the staff in english.
3. Ristorante L'Agora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 644 reviews
Reviewed By exiledblue
Italy used to be a country for slow food but we are finding increasingly restaurants are ready with your next plate almost as soon as you finish the last. Note to all restaurants 15 minutes after taking you plate away is a good time to bring the next course. You may think its efficient service but we always suspect it been half cooked earlier and its quite nice to relax talk and enjoy the wine. At one time I was left looking at my primi while my wife had to wait another 3 or 4 minutes. Bring them together!Tonight was no different. this is clearly a popular restaurant with lots of waiters and seems to do a good trade in pizzas to eat in and take away. We didnt eat pizza and instead wanted a fuller meal, relaxed with wine. The food was quite good, we ate a big mixed seafood antipasto and mussels, for primi an interesting seafood pasta covered with a pizza base, strange as it sound it was a good idea and a testaroli which was very tasty followed by one main which was a costate served on a sizzle plate, this is not wise as if you dont request another plate you will find it soon become well done as it was not very thick. The waitress neglected to advise us of this even when we asked before it arrived for it to be rare. With a dessert of millefoglie and bottle of vermentino, two coffees and water we paid 100 euro which I thought was quite fair....If only they would slow down their service it could have been a better experience
2. That's Vapore Assago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
HEALTHY SMART FOOD, highly innovative food and beverages with a focus on healthiness and taste.
Reviewed By travellistalucy
Highly recommend a visit here for healthy meal options. The juices are delicious as are the acai/avocado bowls. Located in the Assago business district and a great options for lunch. Friendly and helpful staff.
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1. Ristorante da Kico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 633 reviews
Reviewed By alkimadrid
A friend recommended this restaurant when we wanted to have a typical Italian Sunday lunch. We passed outside and thought it was a house so we kept looking for it! It's an old house now transformed into a restaurant. It has a small garden and if the weather is nice this is where you should sit, it's pretty and inside it is very crowded with all the Italian families meeting for their Sunday lunch! Th service was fast and efficient and the food very tasty. We chose antipasti from the central table, not all were good. But the main dish was excellent. We got the "tagliata" , that is barbecued beef cut in slices and served over a salad. The quantity and quality of the plate is worth all the visit to this restaurant .
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