Cueva Maya$$
Very good Tex-Mex food and it shows: it's always packed. Booking essential. Sunday brunch. .:. Within walking distance of the restaurant there used to be the Otra Vez, under the same management and providing the same food. But it has closed.
Giardino di Giada$
A good, reliable Chinese restaurant right behind the Duomo. In Milan since 1980, it belongs to a renowned Chinese family, and has become a sort of landmark for the Milanese.
Jubin$$ Chinese food, some Thai specialities and sushi in the heart of the Milanese Chinatown. You won't get out smelling of fried chicken. Take away, too.
Serendib$$
Welcoming ambience and food from Sri Lanka and India. Basmati rice, vegetables, chicken, pork, fish and a lot of curry, but also coconut biscuits. Open late.
Shiva$$$
Since 1997, this Indian restaurant has stood out for its traditional Tandoor oven, its good selection of Italian wines and excellent sauces. Meals come to a deliciously flavoursome end with a "cocktail" of seeds, spices and raisins to chew on. A gracious welcome in three softly lit rooms (one for smokers).
Warsà$$
One of the best known Eritrean restaurants in Milan. The main course comes as a single helping for two people (a vegetarian version is also available): spiced meat and vegetables served on the typical thin, spongy bread called ingerà, which is used instead of cutlery. Try the dessert made of sesame and the tea with cinnamon and cloves.
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updated on August 6, 2026