ristorazione — Milano · Lombardia
In the heart of Milan's Zona 4, where the Porta Romana district keeps its everyday pace, Soy Sushi Asian Restaurant brings to the table a Japanese fusion cuisine built on an extensive menu and prices that ask no one to choose.
On via Gerolamo Tiraboschi, a short walk from Porta Romana, a discreet door leads into a world that has chosen Japanese fusion cuisine as its own language. Not a generic homage to the East, but a precise address: sushi, hot dishes, appetisers that speak of technique and recognisable ingredients.
The dining room welcomes with restraint: a setting where the service, described by customers as courteous and attentive, sets the pace without haste. Those who sit here find an atmosphere that does not compete with the food but accompanies it, leaving the dish to do the telling.
From the kitchen come tempura udon with a light batter, bite-sized tori no kara age and curry rice with chicken: hot dishes that stand alongside the sushi counter and broaden the kitchen's register. The appetisers — teriyaki salmon, harumaki, potato and prawn croquettes — round out an offering that refuses to be reduced to a single formula.
The all-you-can-eat formula — twelve euros at lunch, eighteen at dinner — opens the entire kitchen to those who want to explore without giving anything up. The page tells the rest.
