Le Chalet

This restaurant is an Italian restaurant opened by Chinese. It is very convenient to order food, and you can discuss with the boss how to cook it. The taste and price performance are also great, highly recommended. It is about seven or eight minutes' walk from Milan Central Station.

The food tastes great, the service is great, and the food is served quickly. I specifically found a western restaurant recommended by Ctrip.com near the hotel. The navigation was wrong, and the sign was not big and not easy to find. I found out that it was a western restaurant opened by Chinese people when I entered the door. I was a little skeptical at first, but I still sat down and had a meal. It turned out to be great! It tastes better than what foreigners make, and it suits the Chinese taste. The lobster noodles are better than the red lobster brand stores in North America. The price is also reasonable.

Milan restaurant exploration | 🍝Delicious and inexpensive internet-famous Italian restaurant🍽 I recommend a very distinctive local Italian 🇮🇹internet-famous western restaurant Le Chalet in Milan Lombardy. This restaurant specializes in various seafood, pasta and steak. I visited it when I traveled in Milan last November. The owner is Chinese, so a Chinese menu is provided. The dishes taste very good, and they combine the tastes of Chinese and Italian food, which is very suitable for Chinese tourists. The quantity is large and the price is reasonable, which is very cost-effective! - 📍Practical information: 🕣Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday-Sunday: 11:30-15:00, 18:00-0:00; Tuesday: 11:30-14:30, 18:00-0:00. 💲Price: 20 euros per person 📍Address: Via Tonale, 6, 21024 Milan, Italy 🚏How to get there: 🚇 Metro Line 3 to Sondrio Station, 5 minutes walk, 500 meters from Milan Central Station. 💕Recommended dishes: lobster pasta, fried sea bass, lemon smoothie (free). - ‼ ️Special reminder: 1⃣The restaurant is closed in the afternoon, so pay attention to the opening hours when you go; 2⃣The restaurant has special dishes every day, usually at lunch, so it is more cost-effective to go for lunch.

Generally I don't give a bad review. I waited for a lobster pasta for almost an hour and the dish was still not ready. The waiter walked past many times and pretended not to see it, and no one asked. The foreigner next to me arrived later than me and almost finished his meal, but my dish was not served yet. Finally, I couldn't help asking the waiter, and he said it was not ready yet. If I didn't ask, I guess no one would pay attention to me. I was very unhappy. They completely ignored me and served me asparagus pasta at the last minute.