🇮🇹 Milan Food Notes 🥮

A mix of Japanese sweets, Chinese street bites, and sweet discoveries — here’s what I tried! 🍵 Kagurazaka Saryō Milano 📍 Corso Como, 12, 20124 Milano MI All staff are Japanese and super friendly. Their matcha dessert is made fresh — rich, aromatic, and just sweet enough. They also have a strawberry version, but since I’m not a big matcha person, I’d stick with the classic. Great for sharing! ⭐️ Matcha parfait 💚 🍢 Kuafu Chuan 📍 Via Paolo Sarpi, 2, 20154 Milano MI So many skewer choices! Crispy, well-seasoned, and not oily at all. Perfect street snack vibe. ⭐️ Assorted fried skewers 🍖 🥟 Tang Gourmet 📍 Via Paolo Sarpi, 17, 20154 Milano MI Super affordable — €3.5 for Xiao Long Bao! Tastes authentic, though the lady at the counter wasn’t the warmest 😅 ⭐️ Soup dumplings 💨 🍓 Snowberg 📍 Via Giovanni Battista Niccolini, 20, 20154 Milano MI Ate this on a almost-rainy chilly day, but I bet it’s amazing in summer! Sweet, creamy, with fresh fruit — totally refreshing. ⭐️ Fruit ice dessert 🍧 🥑 ARTEASG Paolo Sarpi 📍 Via Paolo Sarpi, 41, 20154 Milano MI A Singaporean brand — tried the avocado mango drink 🥑🥭. Unique flavor you don’t often find in Italy! ⭐️ Avocado Mango Glory 💚 🍡 Mochimochi 📍 Via Paolo Sarpi, 12, 20154 Milano MI Soft mochi skin, fresh fruit fillings — lots of flavors, all delicious! ⭐️ Fresh fruit mochi 🍓 🥮 Mr Pie 📍 Via Paolo Sarpi, 20154 Milano MI One bite = instant nostalgia! Flaky crust, fragrant filling — tastes like home. ⭐️ Traditional Chinese pastry 🥮 🍰 Dashi Pasticceria 📍 Via Nicola Antonio Porpora, 14, 20131 Milano MI Beautiful-looking desserts! Taste-wise, it’s a bit like mooncake — decent but not mind-blowing. ⭐️ Aesthetic pastries 🎨 #MilanEats #ChineseFood #FoodExplorer #FoodDiary #HiddenGems #EatLikeALocal #AsianFlavors #FoodLover