The story
Tucked into the buzzy Moscova area, Zanzara M N channels a Japanese vibe that makes it a local go‑to. According to creator Giovanni Fois, the Nagoya‑Style Caramelized Chicken Wings are a standout—but the ramen, offered as Chashu and Salmon Fillet bowls, is “average” and “a bit overpriced.” The space is walk‑in friendly, no reservations, leaning trendy and loud.
For those craving an Instagram‑ready night out, Zanzara delivers on atmosphere and wings. Just keep expectations calibrated for the noodles, which lean more serviceable than sublime. A solid Mantova option when you want a quick ramen fix without fuss.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2022.
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AI summary of what 3 dish mentions say about the food
Reviewers rave about the deeply savory chashu ramen, calling it a soul-warming standout. The overall vibe is one of unpretentious, comforting satisfaction that feels like a hidden gem.
“I chose the simple chashu ramen with rolled pork belly, and added a soft-boiled egg marinated in soy sauce for an extra 2 euros, plus naruto (fish cake swirl). The broth is very flavorful, but compared to other ramen I've had in Milan, it wasn't anything too special. The marinated egg was the strong point, but it could have been better. The naruto is just surimi, so it's okay. Zanzara M N is not that I don't recommend it, but it's not among the best in Milan, and it was a bit pricey.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Zanzara M N. Most active: Giovanni Fois
A trendy ramen spot in the Moscova area with a Japanese vibe, good chicken wings but average ramen that's a bit overpriced.
Dishes mentioned
Nagoya-Style Caramelized Chicken Wings
We had caramelized chicken wings in Nagoya style — very spicy chicken wings with lots of teriyaki sauce around. They were amazing — really good. The chicken and the sauce can't be bad, and even in Japan they were amazing.
Chashu Ramen
I chose the simple chashu ramen with rolled pork belly, and added a soft-boiled egg marinated in soy sauce for an extra 2 euros, plus naruto (fish cake swirl). The broth is very flavorful, but compared to other ramen I've had in Milan, it wasn't anything too special. The marinated egg was the strong point, but it could have been better. The naruto is just surimi, so it's okay. Zanzara M N is not that I don't recommend it, but it's not among the best in Milan, and it was a bit pricey.
Salmon Fillet Ramen
Amy chose the one with marinated salmon fillet, also with a soft-boiled egg marinated in soy sauce. It was okay, nothing special.
