Reviews for Milan Shokudo

Scott

August 18, 2025

1

The garlic focaccia doesn't taste like focaccia; it's just plain white bread with fried garlic, and it's so hard to bite, like stone. That tomato paste with pepperoni doesn't even have any taste; it's so plain 😔. And the chicken sausage pizza crust isn't nice. 🤢 So disappointed with this first experience. I definitely prefer Saizeriya over this. We still have to add chili sauce to our pasta to make it taste better 😡😡.

Alice Pang

August 18, 2025

3

Excellent value for a family meal. The pizzas are good. Takoyaki with cheese was the star of the dishes tonight. However, the panini with cheese was a letdown, as I expected a cheesy, gooey cheese, but it came as cheese powder.

Aaron Tang

August 18, 2025

1

Eat here if you want bland, dry, crappy food at a ridiculous price of upwards of $10 before GST. Except for plain pasta at $4.90, which you might as well buy from NTUC and boil yourself. You’re better off heading to Saizeriya for better food at half the price, with a better selection of drinks and way better atmosphere/service too.

Jillian Ng

August 18, 2025

2

Should've trusted my instincts and avoided this place, but my partner wanted to try. The food looks like Saizeriya's but is more expensive. No one was manning the front, so we waited 5 minutes before anyone showed up. The soup and pasta took 20 minutes to be served. Corn soup was awful, like blended corn bits in water, and it smelled like the hair oil used by men in the 80s. Squid rings, as expected, were tasteless and rubbery. Beef bolognese was very salty. Four-cheese pizza tasted all right, but the crust was like eating a biscuit. Pudding was decent. All of that came to almost $50. If you're going to go for cheap Japanese-style Italian food, just stick with Saizeriya. It's cheaper, tastier, and the menu range is much better.

Jayson Ong

August 18, 2025

3

This is a strange concept: combining two different types of foods in one space. On one side seems to be the cheaper end, serving Japanese-Italian food (much like Saizera), while the other side offers Michelin-star ramen. The Tempura Donburi was decent enough, but the Onion Rings were really quite bland. This place seemed to be a favourite hangout for teenagers, so be prepared for a boisterous atmosphere.