CuisineLombard, classical Italian
Price€€€€
Neighbourhoodcentro-storico

Signature dishes: Risotto alla milanese, Cotoletta alla milanese, Tortelli di zucca

Must order: The risotto alla milanese, cotoletta alla milanese and the tortelli di zucca from Mantua.

Tip: Bookings open a month ahead. The post-Scala dinner sitting at 22:30 is when the opera crowd arrives.

Location

Address: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, 20121 Milano

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Wicky's Innovative Japanese ★ 4.6

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Wicky's in Milan's Centro Storico is chef Wicky Priyan's 12-seat omakase counter, opened 2009, the Sri Lankan-trained sushi master who put Italian fish on the Japane

Signature: Omakase sushi, Yellowtail crudo, Tempura

Order: The full omakase set at the counter; do not order off the carte.

Tip: Bookings open 30 days ahead and sell out within hours. Lunch omakase at 12:30 is cheaper than dinner; vegetarian option available with notice.

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Signature: Risotto alla milanese, Ossobuco, Cassoeula

Order: The risotto alla milanese, the ossobuco and the cassoeula in winter.

Tip: Bookings open one week ahead by phone. The dining room has the original 1880 wood-panel interior; ask for a table by the window.

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Order: The kaiseki tasting set or the omakase sashimi at the counter; the black cod with miso is the signature desser

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Signature: Tagliolini al limone, Vitello tonnato, Crudo di pesce

Order: The tagliolini al limone, the vitello tonnato and a glass of Franciacorta at the bar before sitting down.

Tip: Bookings open three weeks ahead; ask for the pool-side terrace. The aperitivo at the bar starts 18:30 with city skyline views.

Innocenti Evasioni ★ 4.4

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Signature: Tortelli of caciotta, Pigeon breast, Tasting menu

Order: The tortelli of caciotta cheese, the pigeon breast and the seasonal tasting set.

Tip: Bookings open two weeks ahead. The garden tables in summer are the destination; book at least a fortnight in advance.

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Signature: Goan fish curry, Butter chicken, Naan stuffed with paneer

Order: The Goan fish curry, the butter chicken and the stuffed paneer naan.

Tip: Bookings open two weeks ahead. The Sunday lunch tasting set with chai pairing is the editor's pick for first visits.

Wicky's Innovative Japanese ★ 4.6

Japanese, sushi€€€€centro-storico

Wicky's in Milan's Centro Storico is chef Wicky Priyan's 12-seat omakase counter, opened 2009, the Sri Lankan-trained sushi master who put Italian fish on the Japane

Signature: Omakase sushi, Yellowtail crudo, Tempura

Order: The full omakase set at the counter; do not order off the carte.

Tip: Bookings open 30 days ahead and sell out within hours. Lunch omakase at 12:30 is cheaper than dinner; vegetarian option available with notice.

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