Dumpling Mywèi bar — Restaurant in Milan

I’ve been passing by this place for about a year, debating whether or not to give it a try. I finally did, and I regret it. I should’ve trusted my instincts. I’m not a tourist—I’m an American who’s been living in Italy for seven years with perfect Italian. I came in for a quick bite, and the waitress was cold, though the overall service was okay. But then the shrimp dumplings arrived… it was like they just put the shrimp inside the wrappers. I get that it’s simple, but when you go out to eat, you’re paying for more than just the food—you’re paying for the experience, the presentation, everything. Honestly, I could’ve made this at home. Future Americans, if you want to be treated well and actually get your money’s worth, go somewhere else. This is just not the...

A tiny venue, but the dumplings are fantastic! There are five types of dumplings. If you go for the Misto (mixed), you’ll get to taste all 5 types. They also serve panini and juices. The kitchen has an open plan. You can watch the chef at work. A friendly bunch! It’s located right next to one of the exits of Metro Lanza; so, if you are on the Green Line, think of stopping over at Lanza for these...

If i could rate it 10!!! This tiny little restaurant offers the best Hagau I have ever had i Milan so far!!! I ordered one hagau and a grilled dumpling at first. Soon after I tried it, I ordered two more🤣. It’s just simply delicious 👍. I am still impressed and wonder why the chef who’s originally from zhejiang, is so capable of making such a...