Wang Jiang - Milano

After a day of work we ended our meetings here to unexpectedly find a trained chef who amazed us with the dishes he brought us to our table. Sushi and sashimi with good quality raw materials. we will definitely be back

Avarage quality if you want to taste asian food, not spending too much money. The restaurant is nice and offers two kind of experiences: a la cart menù and all you can eat (cannot be combined, so you and your guests have to choose the same kind of experience). All you can eat is just avarage while chinese is better. Dim sum, rise noodles, veggies are nice but japanese is just like many other in Milan. A nice spot if you are in the area, close to underground and cheap.

I 've been there both for lunch and for dinner. The menus are different and it 's lovely to notice how they seem to fit perfectly different necessities. A cheap balanced meal for lunch and a great range of possibilities for dinner, including all you can eat at 18,90 euros. The food is good naturally sometimes it depends from what you order, but in general the quality is good. The place seems clean and neat. The staff are really polite and understand Italian pretty well (which is rare in Asian restaurants). The atmosphere is quiet even during dinner time. I suggest this kind of place to couples and to groups of friends or colleagues.

I have always loved asian food but, since I am vegan, to find a place with vegan asian dishes has been very difficult for a long time, until I saw in front of me an oasis: [censored] Jiang is a jap-chinese fusion restaurant that offers many tasty vegan dishes: spectacular vegan dumplings, ravioli filled with veggies and brown rice, a delicate veggie tempura, silk tofu with a delicious sauce to add, soy spaghetti, stir fry veggies, and the best pak choi I have ever tried!!! The crew is nice and ready to suggest and help you, if you need it. Have a good vegan asian experience!

Ristorante all you can eat economico (21,80€ a testa) rispetto agli altri ma di qualità! Il cibo è molto buono, pesce fresco e ampia varietà di Uramaki. L'ambiente è molto rilassante e curato, staff disponibile e gentile. Insomma, più che consigliato.